2016 Roundtable: What Really Motivates?
For decades, the default method of motivating people used by business and society has been the “carrot and stick” approach – punishments and rewards. What Really Motivates takes a hard look at how well this approach to motivating people is working and explores four alternative methods based on more recent scientific research. Participants will gain a better understanding of how to motivate themselves, and will learn four simple strategies to motivate others – at work, at home, and in the community.
PARTICIPANTS WILL LEARN:
- Statistics on how the traditional approach to motivation is affecting employee motivation and engagement.
- 4 proven strategies to motivate yourself and others.
- Strategies to recognize good performance and the unexpected benefits of doing it effectively.
SPEAKER – MICHAEL TIMMS:
Michael Timms is a Management Consultant and author of the upcoming book Succession Planning That Works. As the Founder and Principal of Avail Leadership, Michael assists businesses develop leading-edge workforce strategies to improve performance and productivity. He has an MBA specializing in Human Resources and over 13 years of leadership development, training, and senior Human Resources experience.
Michael Timms is a Management Consultant and author of the upcoming book Succession Planning That Works. As the Founder and Principal of Avail Leadership, Michael assists businesses develop leading-edge workforce strategies to improve performance and productivity. He has an MBA specializing in Human Resources and over 13 years of leadership development, training, and senior Human Resources experience.
This Roundtable is moderated by Antonio Zivanovic, Group Health, Benefits & Pensions Strategist, The ReFrame Group. Contact Antonio at antonio@thereframegroup.com
Date and Time
Thursday Feb 18, 2016
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM PST
7:30am to 9:00am (doors open at 7:00am)
A light breakfast will be served at 7:30am.
Location
New Car Dealers Association of BC Office
#70 - 10551 Shellbridge Way
Richmond, BC
Fees/Admission
No fee for dealer members to attend. $20+ tax for non members to attend. Registration is required.
Contact Information
Christie Morning-Smith
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