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Is YOUR team ready?
What can you do to equip YOUR team to grow your business in today's economy?
... And what are the hot firms in the Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry doing to stay on top?
Those questions will be answered during a half-day seminar for the AEC Industry, "Growth In Today's Economy," scheduled on Thursday, September 25 at Sovereign Bank Stadium, York, PA. It is targeted to the best and the brightest in the AEC industry, including: owners, presidents, CEOs, principals, partners, COOs, CFOs, division managers, vice presidents of marketing, business development marketing directors, CIOs and vice presidents of information systems.
The stadium, easily accessible from I-83 and U.S. Route 30, provides the perfect backdrop for this event that will build your confidence and provide you time to step back and focus on how to:
- LEAD YOUR TEAM WITH CONFIDENCE: Understand the best practices of successful firms and how they can work for your company
- BE THE BEST MANAGER: Motivate and inspire your team by using their natural skills and abilities
- USE YOUR COACHES WISELY: Build leadership within your firm
- SCOUT YOUR COMPETITION: Recognize and thrive on challenges to sustainability
- PROVIDE YOUR PLAYERS THE BEST TOOLS: Take away strategies and ideas you can use immediately to build and grow a winning team
John Doehring, Senior Vice President of the ZweigWhite Advisory Services Group, will talk about "How YOUR Firm Can Beat The Odds."
Doehring notes, "Despite these signs of a slowing economy, many AEC firms are doing quite well and the most successful firms are aggressively looking for ways to grow and strengthen their competitive position."
"In this intensive session," Doehring continues, "participants will take away key strategies and ideas on points from project management to business development to grooming the next generation of leadership. Successful firms, including some of the fastest growing firms that have earned ZweigWhite's coveted Hot Firm honor, are leveraging these strategies and ideas today to secure long-term sustainable growth."
Scott Hursh, CPA, CCIFP®, Managing Partner of the Stambaugh Ness AEC Industry Group will discuss the "Executive Scorecard" in his presentation, "Achieving Excellence in Organizational Performance." The Scorecard was developed by Stambaugh Ness and featured in regional and national presentations and publications.
Hursh notes the Executive Scorecard "creates clear performance expectations for owners and employees and identifies the key metrics that define success. The Scorecard can drive excellence in many aspects of your business, including management, business and niche development, client service, staff development, and internal processes. And - at the end of the day - you'll have the Scorecard to guide you in rewarding top owner and employee performance."
Detailed information about the event topics is available online. You may also download and print the EVENT BROCHURE.
The cost of the half-day seminar is $95 per registrant or $75 each for multiple registrants from the same company. Continental breakfast and hot lunch are included. The registration and payment deadline is Friday, September 19.
REGISTER ONLINE and call Ruth Snyder with your credit card number at 800-745-8233 or 717-757-6999. You may also make checks payable to Stambaugh Ness and mail to: Ruth Snyder, Stambaugh Ness, 2600 Eastern Boulevard, York, PA 17402.
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GROWTH IN TODAY'S ECONOMY" - SEMINAR AGENDA |
| Continental Breakfast |
8:00 - 8:30 a.m. |
Session 1 - "How YOUR Firm Can Beat The Odds" - John Doehring, ZweigWhite |
8:30 - 10:00 a.m. |
| Networking Break |
10:00 - 10:15 a.m. |
Session 2 - "Achieving Excellence In Organizational Performance" - Scott Hursh, Stambaugh Ness |
10:15 - 11:45 a.m. |
| Q&A Session |
11:45 a.m. - Noon |
| Lunch |
Noon - 1:30 p.m. |
| If there is enough interest, a stadium tour may be conducted following lunch. |
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