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Great Workplace Workshop Offered For The First Time In New Jersey

The Real World Leadership Institute is committed to supporting organizations in creating great places to work and is offering a training workshop in June in New Jersey.

2011-05-27
NEWTON, NJ, May 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Donna Price, President of Compass Rose Consulting and Co-Founder of the Real World Leadership Institute is pleased to announce the introduction of a new workshop entitled: Great Workplace . Based on a many years of research and training conducted at the Great Place to Work Institute—producers of the FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work For Annual List—The Great Workplace: Building Trust and Inspiring Performance Workshop provides managers with a set of powerful, effective exercises that will help them understand the conceptual and practical considerations of creating a high-trust work environment. The impact of poor leadership on the company bottom line is staggering. The impact can affect turnover rates, resource utilization, employee morale, health and wellness of employees and more.

By intentionally working on leadership AND the effectiveness of the entire workplace companies are able to improve these factors and ultimately improve the bottom line. In an economy that is challenging company survival, the fact that there is money to be saved right in the company through the workforce is vital recognition. Managers and leaders that continue to operate in old and ineffective ways in essence damage the company's bottom line and the entire workforce. The impact can be devastating and long lasting, even resulting in closure. Companies that are proactive and intentional in making their workplace a great one come out ahead - ahead of themselves and ahead of their competition. Great work places out perform their competitors financially, innovatively and with team performance.

The Great Workplace Workshop is being offered on June 28th, 2011 in Hamburg, NJ, hosted by Cava Winery.

Details and registration online at the RealWorldLeadershipInstitute/great-workplaces website.

Cava Winery is a successful vineyard in northwest New Jersey, providing a variety of wines, food and a beautiful country meeting location.

About The Real World Leadership Institute
The Real World Leadership Institute was Co-Founded by Donna Price, M.S., M.S. President and Founder of Compass Rose Consulting, LLC and Debora McLaughlin, Executive Coach and CEO of Open Door Coaching. The Real World Leadership Institute provides exceptional leadership development resources for business leaders, CEO's and managers. The Institute is a comprehensive leadership development program and also provides customized training to organizations and companies. The RWLI is a joint venture program of Compass Rose Consulting and Open Door Coaching. The Real World Leadership Institute is headquartered in Nashua, New Hampshire, with offices in Newton, NJ and Australia and offers customized leadership programs as well as the Institute program. http://www.realworldleadershipinstitute.com/great-workplaces

For media inquiries, to arrange for an interview or an expert quote please contact Donna Price 973-948-7673 or Debora McLaughlin (603) 589-4008, Co-Founders. (800) 853-3863


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[Press-News.org] Great Workplace Workshop Offered For The First Time In New Jersey
The Real World Leadership Institute is committed to supporting organizations in creating great places to work and is offering a training workshop in June in New Jersey.