It Takes a Village
February 16, 2012
Join us for our monthly mixer & educational program on February 16th. Meeting starts with appetizers & wine as you mix and mingle with other women business owners. This month our speaker will be Luanne Lawrence Stevenson.
It Takes a Village: How to Create Relationships with Clients and Colleagues that Really Work!
Would you like to increase client engagements and business profits? Create longer term relationships with your new and existing clients? Create alliances with other colleagues in order to better support your client’s overall needs?
In this session we will focus on how to go from “order taker” to a “trusted partner” in ways that help you, your clients, and colleagues achieve their goals! You will learn how to create unique partnership agreements focused on your communication preferences, mutual goals and expectations, and how to increase/improve relationship satisfaction and high-end results. Through powerful partnerships you are ensured greater success in developing and maintaining business relationships now and for life!
DATE: Thursday, February 16th
TIME: 5:30-7:30pm
LOCATION: Jackson Fine Dining: 1120 Fulton Ave, Suite N, Sacramento CA 95825 (right behind Pizza Hut)
PRICE: $15\member and $20\non-member by day before. $5 more day of/at the door.
Luanne Lawrence Stevenson, Founder of the Workplace Partnership Program®, has over 20 years of experience in management/leadership development and business consulting. Her clients include: Disney, Charles Schwab, PayPal, Safeway, Cheesecake Factory, Wells Fargo/Wachovia, Union Bank, Chevron, Hewlett Packard, Met Life, Nextel Communications, John Muir Health, Lawrence Berkeley Lab, UC Davis, and the Women’s Initiative for Entrepreneurship.
Luanne serves as a faculty member at American Management Association (AMA), Brandman University, and Las Positas College. She is a recipient of the YMCA Women of the Year, Who’s Who for Professional Business Women, an Officer with Institute of Management Consultants (IMC), American Society for Training and Development (ASTD); member of National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO).
