Chamber Luncheon: Brad Worthley

Date and Time

Thursday Feb 12, 2015
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM PST

Thursday, February 12th/11:00AM-1:00PM

Location

McCormick Woods Clubhouse
5155 McCormick Woods Dr. SW
Port Orchard, WA 98367

5155 McCormick Woods Dr. SW Port Orchard WA 98367

Fees/Admission

Early Bird Member Registration: $20/person
Early Bird Non-Member Registration: $25/person
At Door: $25/person

Website

http://www.portorchard.com

Contact Information

Port Orchard Chamber of Commerce | (360) 876-3505
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Description

Pre-Registration is now CLOSED. If you have not yet registered, please bring a check, cash, or credit card to McCormick Woods to pay at the door.

Coaching is a respectful form of communication that can get employees to do the things you want them to do and help them gain respect for you in the process. Coaching is about self-discovery and allowing employees to come up with their own answers to questions and solutions to problems (it builds confidence in people).

A great leader does not have all the answers, instead, they have great questions and that is what coaching is all about. This session is targeted to anyone, from any industry, who is in a supervisory role. Some of the topics covered will include:

Coaching vs. Teaching
Coaching vs. Counseling
What Coaching is and Is Not
Five ost Powerful Coaching Tips
Six Most Common Pitfalls to Coaching

Brad Worthley, an accomplished consultant with over 40 years of business management experience, is also an internationally acclaimed leadership, customer service, and motivational expert. He is an author of four books, consultant, keynote speaker and trainer, who has trained hundreds of thousands of people in a wide range of industries throughout the world. Brad's client list includes Alaska Airlines, Bank of America, Bank One, Costco, Louis Vuitton, Macy's, McDonalds, Nordstrom, and many others. Brad is always the highest rated speaker at any event he presents at, and his humorous presentations are considered "shows" by many.