Event Details

This lively and interactive session addresses the basic foundations for leadership training that can actually improve the business bottom-line. Both humorous and informative, the presenter will discuss why leaders fail, personal leadership implementation experiences, and successes and failures companies have experienced during the transition of management. This presentation provides all who attend the knowledge and understanding to begin implementing practical, auditable leadership implementation techniques to their individual work environments. Most importantly, realistic leadership implementation techniques promote continuous improvement in communication, productivity, employee satisfaction, and bottom-line business results.

Workplace Application:

This session will give attendees specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and timely methods for tracking and communicating business results.

Recertification /Learning Objectives:

• Attendees will learn to develop, track, and implement key business objectives

• Attendees will learn the processes of business scorecards and action registers to drive accountability.

• Attendees will learn how to set behavioral expectations and audit performance

Seth Davies, Managing Partner/Senior Consultant

As Managing Partner of Competitive Solutions, Inc., Seth runs the day to day operations of the Atlanta office.  Seth is a popular speaker at   Human Resource, Operational Excellence and Quality Conferences.  He believes organizations today must create and sustain a culture with three non-negotiable attributes.  Those attributes include:  a sense of urgency, a clear and concise business focus and leadership driven, shared accountability. He has assisted a wide variety of organizations in the development of their key business metrics, documented communication strategy and established collective accountability across the company.  Organizations Seth has worked with include Pfizer, Genentech, Genzyme, Goodwill Industries, Revlon, Michelin Tire, Gerber Legendary Blades, National Institute Severely Handicapped (NISH), and several Army Depots. 

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