BMGI Hosts Workshops on Strategy Execution and Change in Seattle

Targeted workshops offer intense, one-day sessions at an unbeatable price.

2012-11-02

DENVER, CO, November 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) Join the experienced professionals at BMGI in Seattle as they tackle two of today's hot topics: strategy and change. These intense one-day training sessions are offered at only $399 each. With a practical and application-led format, the workshops ensure attendees leave with specific takeaways for beginning the process of change and implementation in their organization.

Strategy Execution Workshop - Wednesday, Dec. 12
Learn how to execute your strategies in a controlled, effective way that galvanizes all the many departments, processes and people involved. Topics include:
- Utilizing the seven-step Hoshin Planning process to deliver results.
- Selecting and developing meaningful metrics.
- Creating a daily management system to sustain improvements.

Driving the Acceptance of Change - Thursday, Dec. 13
Driving successful and sustainable change is a challenge in any organization. This workshop will equip professionals with the knowledge and tools to gain buy-in from key stakeholders and make their change efforts a success. Participants will learn:
- The six critical factors for successful and sustainable change.
- How to utilize a stakeholder analysis and management planning tool.
- Successful tactics that drive stakeholder adoption of a change effort.
- New change strategies gained from the state-of-the-art Change Pro Simulation.

Where
Seattle, WA

When
Registration and breakfast, 7:30AM - 8:15AM
Workshops, 8:15AM - 5:00PM

Cost
$399 per session

How to Register
Register online for Strategy Execution Workshop and Change.

Questions?
Contact Ann Ressijac at 978-772-5610, Ann.Ressijac@bmgi.com for more information.

About BMGI:
BMGI enables companies throughout the world to identify and solve their most important business problems, with a strong emphasis on sustainable results. During its long history, BMGI has developed solutions for a broad spectrum of businesses across many industries, driving the success of process-improvement, design and innovation initiatives. Just a few of BMGI's clients are General Dynamics, TNT Express, Avis Budget Group, China Chemical, Graphic Packaging, Siemens, Hitachi and Philips Electronics. For more information, please visit the BMGI website at www.bmgi.com.

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