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| Price - Complimentary: Includes link to recording and copy of the PowerPoint presentation Release Date: July 2007. |
Please Join Us
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| Hal Adler |
How do Best Companies do it?
Join Hal Adler, President of Great Place to Work® Institute, to understand the essential ingredients and framework for creating a great place to work and what makes this year’s “50 Best Small & Medium Companies” so great.
What will I learn?
Mr. Adler’s presentation will:
- Provide examples of workplace practices at "best companies to work for."
- Examine the business case for building and sustaining a great workplace.
- Suggest everyday strategies for building a strong foundation of trust between managers and employees.
- Offer insight into how the Great Place to Work® Institute selects their annual “Best Companies” lists – including the “50 Best Small & Medium Companies to Work for in America”, published by SHRM, recognizing companies with between 50-999 employees; and FORTUNE’s 100 Best Companies to Work For®, recognizing companies with more than 1,000 employees.
- Share what companies gain from participating in the survey and selection process.
Appropriate Audience
- Senior leaders, managers, and supervisors of organizations aspiring to improve business performance by creating a great workplace.
Interested in nominating for the 2008 “Best Small & Medium” list?
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Event Details
| When: | Thursday, July 26 2007; 2:00pm EST/ 11:00am PST |
| Duration: | 60 minutes |
| Cost: | Complimentary |
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| Price - Complimentary: Includes link to recording and copy of the PowerPoint presentation Release Date: July 2007. |
Questions? Contact: Roxy Allen, Best Companies Team,
415-503-1234 x370,
Upcoming Online Seminars |
Online Seminar Recordings |
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