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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 15, 2001
CONTACT:
Lisa Lacher, (515) 271-3119
ACCLAIMED
BUSINESS CONSULTANT TO OFFER WORKSHOP AT DRAKE UNIVERSITY SEPT. 19
Nationally
renowned business consultant, speaker and author Richard Chang is coming
to Drake University in Des Moines to present "Turning Passion into
Performance." His interactive workshop will focus on passion in the
workplace as the key to employee efficiency and commitment.
"Workforces
that are passionate about their jobs, passionate about providing service,
and passionate about their company are more productive, more satisfying
places to work," explains Chang.
The one-day
workshop on Wednesday, Sept. 19, will teach participants how to nurture
workplace and personal passion, through a seven-step Passion Plan Model.
Chang's recent book, "The Passion Plan at Work, Building a Passion-Driven
Organization," will be the centerpiece of the workshop. Chang also
will discuss how to align corporate strategies with employee performance,
using the Performance Scorecard methodology he invented.
"Recent
fluctuations in the economy have sparked change in a business environment
that includes acquisitions, mergers and other transitions. These changes
have impacted all types of organizations," says Connie Sanderson,
director of Drake University's Center for Special and Professional Studies.
"Igniting the passion in employees to improve performance and strengthen
the loyalty of employees is more important now than ever."
This workshop
is being managed by Drake University's Center for Special and Professional
Studies. The day-long program will be held in Olmsted Center on the Drake
University campus and costs $395. To register or for more information,
call the center at (515) 271-2592 or email csps@drake.edu.
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