If you don’t have the power to be someone’s boss, you have to rely on using other techniques to get things done.
Can’t get your voice heard? When you’re working on cross-functional or other teams discover how you can get commitment and achieve your best results. This session will assist you in putting together a constructive and effective team and figuring out the best way to improve communication establish inspiring goals and great working relationships to avoid challenges in getting things done.
Through a series of worksheets and discussions, this webinar will give you a chance to approach the result you want to get with a comprehensive view and understanding of all the important elements and will also serve as a guide on how you can apply the learnings.
This session focuses on using the “4R Model” (Results, Relationships, Relevance, and Reality) to take advantage of everyone’s strengths and compensate for the limitations that might be a part of any team’s structure. A plan to create your team’s plan will then be made to have your result become a reality.
Bill specializes in helping businesses improve their results by developing employees and providing tools, tips, and techniques to make better decisions and solve problems more effectively. His background includes more than twenty years of senior management experience in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors.
He has worked with hundreds of individuals as a trainer, facilitator, and consultant to more than 250 major organizations such as AstraZeneca, Bank of America, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, National Grid, NYC-Citywide Administrative Services, Southern Company, Marine Corps/Intelligence School, McGraw Hill, Johnson & Johnson, NY/NJ Port of Authority, Société Générale Bank, Time Inc. the U.S. Mint, and Verizon to develop and improve their employees’ professional and interpersonal skills to increase their management and team effectiveness.
Bill has presented and coordinated workshops at the local, state, national, and international levels He also serves on the faculty of the American Management Association conducting seminars in their Leadership, Communications, and Management practices.
A foundational topic in his practice is Problem Solving where he lays out a road map from his recently published book “The Essential Problem Solver – A Six Step Method for Creating Solutions that Last” to help participants clearly, identify, explore, and find the right solution to their challenges.