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Motivation at Work
Juan Kingsbury, Talent Strategist, Career Blindspot
TOPIC CATEGORY: Business
Why do most people go to work? Bills, family, responsibilities, etc.
Why do happy people go to work? Love what they do, who they work with, etc.
Why aren't more employees happy at work? If you're a leader looking to have more productivity or just want to help fellow employees manage their work expectations better, attend and learn about why we all do what we do, or don't. Our motivation. Hint: It's not a one size fits all. MORE > -
What it means to me to be an immigrant and live in America
Patrick J Connell, Senior Instructor CERT/First Responder Academy, Marine Corps League
TOPIC CATEGORY: Miscellaneous
My outlook on the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, etc.
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Challenging Your Top Performers
Rachel Weiss, Founder, Executive Consultant, The Human Manager
TOPIC CATEGORY: Business
Most managers focus on the lower performers when it comes to performance management, and they need a lot of coaching time and energy. The employees you want to retain, your top performers, often get lost in the mix since they're doing good work already. But if you're not challenging them, they may leave to go somewhere they will get professional development. This can also be an interactive workshop. MORE >
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Balancing Life while Caretaking
Melanie Palmer, Author, Educator, Retired Teacher of Mesa Public Schools
TOPIC CATEGORY: Motivational
Giving oneself and their lives to care for others, shouldn't be a life sentence of endless challenges and pure existence. Melanie having been a caretaker in her career, her own personal life and through her purpose engineered a way to provide caretaking while continuing to live her own adventures and dreams. She provides a step by step process for caretakers whether by profession or in their own personal lives or both a way to balance their lives and fulfill their own personal wants and needs. Her success finding a way to balance life and provide self care is exemplary but her ability to teach this process offers life changing options one baby step at a time. MORE >
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How to Claim Social Security for Maximum Benefit and Litetime Income
Jeff Young, Senior Wealth Manager, Kierland Financial Group
TOPIC CATEGORY: Financial
Around 45% of Americans take their Social Security benefits at the earliest possible time, usually around their 62nd birthday. For a great majority of these people, that is both a grievous and irreversible decision that has long-term deleterious effects. MORE >
Jeff Young has spend a decade teaching people about the most efficient manner to take these distributions and for a couple, the difference in doing it right and doing it wrong can mean tens of thousands of dollars. Jeff explains how people can benefit from understanding the various strategies available to them and exactly how to employ them. This is an eye-opening session and one you will want to hear prior to making those significant decisions about Social Security. -
Risk Management in Today’s Increasingly Challenging World
Nancy Germond, MA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, President, True North Consultants, a Division of Insurance Writer, LLC
TOPIC CATEGORY: Business
How to manage your organization's risk in today's workforce, including hiring, retention, loss prevention and claims management.
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10 WARNING SIGNS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Edward Givens, Insurance Agent, HealthMarkets
TOPIC CATEGORY: Health & Fitness
UNDERSTANDING DEMENTIA Your memory often changes as you grow older. Some people recognize changes in themselves before anyone else notices. In other cases, friends and family are the first to observe changes in memory, behavior or abilities. It may be hard to know the difference between age-related changes and the first signs of dementia, but memory loss that disrupts daily life is not a typical part of aging. Dementia is a slow decline in memory, thinking and reasoning skills. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s (AHLZ-high-merz) disease, a fatal disorder that results in the loss of brain cells and function. Learn to understand the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer's and the steps you can take together with the ones you love. MORE >
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The Job Search Overview & Checklist
Martha Rockwell, Certified Professional Resume Writer, Licensed Career Coach, A+ Resumes & Career Coaching, LLC
TOPIC CATEGORY: Self Improvement
When looking for work, the first thing to understand is that there are six major areas of the job search. Understanding the purpose of each step, knowing when and how to incorporate each into a job search is vital. Most critical... all are important and must be used simultaneously. MORE >
This presentation includes an explanation of the six steps that are involved in a successful search. Each step will be explained, its importance and how all six work together for best results. -
From Functional to Fabulous
Angela Sticca Snyder, Founder & CEO, Taxanista
TOPIC CATEGORY: Business
How systems & procedures streamline & propel your business with the ability to handle twice the volume. Position yourself for the next level of growth with the infrastructure to support you.
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How to Generate More B2B Leads and Sales
Sheila Kloefkorn, CEO/President, KEO Marketing Inc
TOPIC CATEGORY: Business
Learn how to leverage the latest internet, inbound and outbound marketing strategies to improve both the quality and quantity of your leads. Sheila Kloefkorn is a business and marketing expert with more than 25 years of experience. She helps companies increase leads and revenues by hundreds of millions of dollars. MORE >
She will help you analyze your current marketing and sales processes. She will demystify and give you success strategies for SEO, account based marketing, marketing automation, artificial intelligence and more.If you want dramatically better sales results this year, this is a presentation you won’t want to miss.