It’s Not Just Talk; Engagment and Results in Every Conversaton with Ray Jorgensen - Nov. 13 and 14

 
Ray Jorgensen, Ph.D.
Pioneer in the Field of Conversational Leadership as a core business capability.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Please accept my personal invitation to join me and discover how to lead through intentional conversation at my 2-day leadership event, It’s Not Just Talk; Engagment and Results in Every Conversaton, on November 13th & 14thin Long Island NY.
This event delivers interactive, practical strategies that can be implemented immediately to maximize the engagement and results of every conversation. Whether you are meeting with students, colleagues, or team members, these key concepts will enable you to design and hold energized and productive conversations, inviting all participants to engage and collaborate effectively.  You’ll come away with principles and tools, backed by research and real-world experience that you can implement immediately, no matter what your professional setting. Learn more at www.gojlc.com

See you there!
Ray

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