We Built a Community, So Can You (IndieCade East 2014)Cecily Carver
This document provides advice for building a community organization like Dames Making Games in Toronto. It discusses starting with a core group to gauge interest, partnering with a consistent meeting space, establishing goals and values, and providing opportunities for members to develop leadership skills over time. The document emphasizes talking to potential members to understand their needs, maintaining accessibility for both new and established participants, and developing sustainable funding and workloads that avoid burnout.
Why we need young people in senior volunteering roleswalescva
This document discusses the benefits of having young people in senior volunteering roles and on boards. It notes that young volunteers can help promote the connections and experience gained from volunteering. Quotes from young volunteers and trustees between ages 19-24 emphasize that volunteering has helped them build networks, gain experience for their careers, broaden their understanding, and increase their confidence and skills. The document encourages organizations to consider the contributions young people can make despite potential barriers to involvement.
Partner Café is a nonprofit organization that aims to bring together different sectors such as city agencies, nonprofits, community leaders, and individuals to collectively address challenges and find solutions. The organization hosts events like workshops, focus groups and community meetings to facilitate collaboration across sectors. Its goal is to effectively serve communities and create sustainable outcomes by leveraging the strengths of different participants through open communication and shared responsibility.
The document provides 3 tips to increase involvement in philanthropy:
1. Challenge yourself by engaging with groups and opportunities that push you out of your comfort zone, such as participating in service projects in different areas.
2. Be consistent in your philanthropic efforts and regularly work to improve your initiatives in different ways.
3. Surround yourself with a support group of people working towards the same goals of helping others to stay motivated through challenges.
This document discusses the past, present, and future of an organization called Kin. It reflects on where the organization has come from in the past decade and attempts at strategic planning. It discusses establishing a vision and values for the future. It examines the organization's mission, strategies, and how to connect its various parts to move forward. It considers questions about the organization's identity and how to adapt to changes while maintaining its core values of community involvement and helping others. The document calls members to focus on building a stronger future together through open communication and commitment to the organization's mission.
We Built a Community, So Can You (IndieCade East 2014)Cecily Carver
This document provides advice for building a community organization like Dames Making Games in Toronto. It discusses starting with a core group to gauge interest, partnering with a consistent meeting space, establishing goals and values, and providing opportunities for members to develop leadership skills over time. The document emphasizes talking to potential members to understand their needs, maintaining accessibility for both new and established participants, and developing sustainable funding and workloads that avoid burnout.
Why we need young people in senior volunteering roleswalescva
This document discusses the benefits of having young people in senior volunteering roles and on boards. It notes that young volunteers can help promote the connections and experience gained from volunteering. Quotes from young volunteers and trustees between ages 19-24 emphasize that volunteering has helped them build networks, gain experience for their careers, broaden their understanding, and increase their confidence and skills. The document encourages organizations to consider the contributions young people can make despite potential barriers to involvement.
Partner Café is a nonprofit organization that aims to bring together different sectors such as city agencies, nonprofits, community leaders, and individuals to collectively address challenges and find solutions. The organization hosts events like workshops, focus groups and community meetings to facilitate collaboration across sectors. Its goal is to effectively serve communities and create sustainable outcomes by leveraging the strengths of different participants through open communication and shared responsibility.
The document provides 3 tips to increase involvement in philanthropy:
1. Challenge yourself by engaging with groups and opportunities that push you out of your comfort zone, such as participating in service projects in different areas.
2. Be consistent in your philanthropic efforts and regularly work to improve your initiatives in different ways.
3. Surround yourself with a support group of people working towards the same goals of helping others to stay motivated through challenges.
This document discusses the past, present, and future of an organization called Kin. It reflects on where the organization has come from in the past decade and attempts at strategic planning. It discusses establishing a vision and values for the future. It examines the organization's mission, strategies, and how to connect its various parts to move forward. It considers questions about the organization's identity and how to adapt to changes while maintaining its core values of community involvement and helping others. The document calls members to focus on building a stronger future together through open communication and commitment to the organization's mission.
The document outlines reasons why joining the Mirasee team would be the right choice. It discusses the author's most important work experience of building a network of entrepreneurs and empowering others. It also describes the author's greatest personality trait of being a quiet genius who is willing to observe, assess risks, and devise small steps. Finally, it notes that Mirasee's commitment to their target audience and partnerships aligns with the author's purpose and vision, making the Mirasee team the right choice.
Adiela worked as a personal assistant to Marc Blachowitz, the CEO of Touchline Media, from 2006 to 2008. She proved to be a major source of support and consistently delivered high quality work. Adiela was highly efficient, professional, diligent, and hard working. She also contributed greatly to Touchline Media's respected culture and received positive feedback for her interactions. Marc recommends Adiela as a uniquely talented individual who would be a key asset to any organization.
Communications for advocacy and campaigns - Small charities communications co...CharityComms
Jane Cox, director, Principle Consulting
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Communicating Change! Gina London teaches how to build consensus toward posi...Gina London
People naturally resist change! My presentation helps you learn the strategies you should do BEFORE you try to change anything. People need to feel valued, empowered and a part of the process. This tells you how! Presented August 28, 2013. If you'd like to know more, contact me at www.ginalondon.com Enjoy!
The document discusses the importance and benefits of networking. It defines networking as developing and activating relationships to increase business, enhance knowledge, and expand influence. Effective networking is about building strong relationships through trust and credibility over time, not just collecting business cards. Master networkers work their network by giving their undivided attention to others, enjoying helping others, following up on referrals, and maintaining a positive attitude. The key is to network through generosity, not greed, and build a network before needing its support.
Community Engagement: 3 Ways to Harness the Power of your Nonprofit NetworkIdealist Consulting
Engagement is so key to the mission of nonprofits everywhere. Without it, not only would we be at a loss for how to serve but also at a loss for support in accomplishing our goals. So how does an organization go about community engagement? As our digital footprint expands, so too should our definition of community engagement.
Take a look at what community engagement means in the digital age, how community engagement applies to your nonprofit, and different styles of facilitating those connections.
Speaker Susan Grandfield
Ask yourself - what are my values? what is most important to me? do I live my values every day?
Susan will explain that being clear on your answer to these 3 questions not only enables you to define your (personal and business) brand but it also;
helps you make the right decisions
attracts the right people into your world
is good for your health.
This letter recommends Ms. Goodwater for a position. It states that as a nonprofit leader, the author owed early success to Ms. Goodwater's support in providing college advising services to the community. The letter describes Ms. Goodwater as an effective communicator and relationship builder, with communication skills that create a warm environment. It also says that once a partnership was approved, her staff was ready to assist, and she provided additional resources. The author recommends Ms. Goodwater without reservation and is confident her skills will add value to any organization.
The document provides tips for choosing an effective chairperson to lead an event. It recommends selecting someone who is excited about the role, well known in the community, can afford to sponsor the event, and believes in the nonprofit's mission. The best chair is enthusiastic, a sponsor, and willing to ask their network for support. Recruiting help from the board, focusing on influential contacts, and not getting discouraged by "no" responses are also advised.
Authentic Networking: A Simple Process that Creates Strategic Returns Joyce White Nelson
Joyce White Nelson, founder of JoyceVentures,LLC. believes "if you are in business, you are in the people business," and teaches how to use this purpose driven statement as a foundation for building business relationships with financial returns. She is an internationally recognized networker, business strategist, educational leader and author. Her diverse background expertise with diverse business models and organizations have positioned her as a sought after strategist to that leads businesses and organizations to find massive returns when they learn how to demonstrate the appreciation for people through their systems, policies and mission statements. #ROAR #PeopleFirst
Brief overview of leadership dynamics needed - it's not just management. It's not just your title. Who is following you? Who is supporting you in your leadership journey?
Community Super Connector Presentation SToalsonsusantoal
Susan Toalson from the University of Illinois Employee's Credit Union presented on building an entourage and networking effectively. Some key points included that to be a "super connector" you need people, hustle, and being willing to promote others. Successful people look for ways to help others, while unsuccessful people focus only on themselves. Networking involves making connections, while an entourage is a group of influential people one collaborates with. Building an entourage requires identifying people doing impressive work, with access to leaders, who are active in their communities. The presentation emphasized sharing content tailored to different audiences, asking thoughtful questions, following up, and using your network to benefit each other.
The Cool Table, How to Build and Empower Your BoardRebecca Gordon
This document discusses strategies for engaging and empowering nonprofit boards of directors. It notes that nonprofits are major contributors to the US economy and that effective board engagement is important. The document emphasizes that communication, understanding board members' motivations for joining, and aligning their goals with the organization's mission are keys to a successfully engaged board. It also provides some tools for improving board engagement, such as board mentoring and succession planning.
"Build Your Business Through Giver's Gain" - BNI Yorkshire RegionSam Rathling
This is the presentation from the Sam Rathling workshop called "Build Your Business" delivered during a 4 city tour of Harrogate, Hull, Leeds and Sheffield, which was delivered to over 330 members of BNI across the Yorkshire region.
This document provides 5 steps for effective 1-2-1 meetings in BNI: 1) Use a planner to plan meetings, 2) Prepare gain sheets, 3) Prepare worksheets before meetings, 4) Exchange materials with meeting partners beforehand, 5) Set follow-up dates. It emphasizes the importance of frequent 1-2-1 meetings, with recommendations of at least 1 per week or even 5 per week. Regular 1-2-1 meetings can provide opportunities to train members to find 50 referrals per month through relationship referrals that provide repeated business.
This document discusses strategies for engaging and empowering nonprofit boards of directors. It notes that effective communication is key, and boards are most engaged when members understand how their specific contributions further the organization's mission and impact. The presentation recommends asking board members why they joined the organization and board to understand their motivations, and connecting their passions to the work being done to maximize engagement. Overall it provides tools and best practices for listening to board members and helping them feel successful in advancing the nonprofit's goals.
Presentation to not for profit leaders in Adelaide with our partner CBB. What does social innovation and social enterprises in the future look like? What should they focus on?
Keith Ferrazzi is the master of networking, and I gained a great amount of knowledge from his book, "Never Eat Alone." I wanted to share what I have learned with others, so I put together a presentation with the important concepts I took out of the book. Enjoy!
The document outlines reasons why joining the Mirasee team would be the right choice. It discusses the author's most important work experience of building a network of entrepreneurs and empowering others. It also describes the author's greatest personality trait of being a quiet genius who is willing to observe, assess risks, and devise small steps. Finally, it notes that Mirasee's commitment to their target audience and partnerships aligns with the author's purpose and vision, making the Mirasee team the right choice.
Adiela worked as a personal assistant to Marc Blachowitz, the CEO of Touchline Media, from 2006 to 2008. She proved to be a major source of support and consistently delivered high quality work. Adiela was highly efficient, professional, diligent, and hard working. She also contributed greatly to Touchline Media's respected culture and received positive feedback for her interactions. Marc recommends Adiela as a uniquely talented individual who would be a key asset to any organization.
Communications for advocacy and campaigns - Small charities communications co...CharityComms
Jane Cox, director, Principle Consulting
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Communicating Change! Gina London teaches how to build consensus toward posi...Gina London
People naturally resist change! My presentation helps you learn the strategies you should do BEFORE you try to change anything. People need to feel valued, empowered and a part of the process. This tells you how! Presented August 28, 2013. If you'd like to know more, contact me at www.ginalondon.com Enjoy!
The document discusses the importance and benefits of networking. It defines networking as developing and activating relationships to increase business, enhance knowledge, and expand influence. Effective networking is about building strong relationships through trust and credibility over time, not just collecting business cards. Master networkers work their network by giving their undivided attention to others, enjoying helping others, following up on referrals, and maintaining a positive attitude. The key is to network through generosity, not greed, and build a network before needing its support.
Community Engagement: 3 Ways to Harness the Power of your Nonprofit NetworkIdealist Consulting
Engagement is so key to the mission of nonprofits everywhere. Without it, not only would we be at a loss for how to serve but also at a loss for support in accomplishing our goals. So how does an organization go about community engagement? As our digital footprint expands, so too should our definition of community engagement.
Take a look at what community engagement means in the digital age, how community engagement applies to your nonprofit, and different styles of facilitating those connections.
Speaker Susan Grandfield
Ask yourself - what are my values? what is most important to me? do I live my values every day?
Susan will explain that being clear on your answer to these 3 questions not only enables you to define your (personal and business) brand but it also;
helps you make the right decisions
attracts the right people into your world
is good for your health.
This letter recommends Ms. Goodwater for a position. It states that as a nonprofit leader, the author owed early success to Ms. Goodwater's support in providing college advising services to the community. The letter describes Ms. Goodwater as an effective communicator and relationship builder, with communication skills that create a warm environment. It also says that once a partnership was approved, her staff was ready to assist, and she provided additional resources. The author recommends Ms. Goodwater without reservation and is confident her skills will add value to any organization.
The document provides tips for choosing an effective chairperson to lead an event. It recommends selecting someone who is excited about the role, well known in the community, can afford to sponsor the event, and believes in the nonprofit's mission. The best chair is enthusiastic, a sponsor, and willing to ask their network for support. Recruiting help from the board, focusing on influential contacts, and not getting discouraged by "no" responses are also advised.
Authentic Networking: A Simple Process that Creates Strategic Returns Joyce White Nelson
Joyce White Nelson, founder of JoyceVentures,LLC. believes "if you are in business, you are in the people business," and teaches how to use this purpose driven statement as a foundation for building business relationships with financial returns. She is an internationally recognized networker, business strategist, educational leader and author. Her diverse background expertise with diverse business models and organizations have positioned her as a sought after strategist to that leads businesses and organizations to find massive returns when they learn how to demonstrate the appreciation for people through their systems, policies and mission statements. #ROAR #PeopleFirst
Brief overview of leadership dynamics needed - it's not just management. It's not just your title. Who is following you? Who is supporting you in your leadership journey?
Community Super Connector Presentation SToalsonsusantoal
Susan Toalson from the University of Illinois Employee's Credit Union presented on building an entourage and networking effectively. Some key points included that to be a "super connector" you need people, hustle, and being willing to promote others. Successful people look for ways to help others, while unsuccessful people focus only on themselves. Networking involves making connections, while an entourage is a group of influential people one collaborates with. Building an entourage requires identifying people doing impressive work, with access to leaders, who are active in their communities. The presentation emphasized sharing content tailored to different audiences, asking thoughtful questions, following up, and using your network to benefit each other.
The Cool Table, How to Build and Empower Your BoardRebecca Gordon
This document discusses strategies for engaging and empowering nonprofit boards of directors. It notes that nonprofits are major contributors to the US economy and that effective board engagement is important. The document emphasizes that communication, understanding board members' motivations for joining, and aligning their goals with the organization's mission are keys to a successfully engaged board. It also provides some tools for improving board engagement, such as board mentoring and succession planning.
"Build Your Business Through Giver's Gain" - BNI Yorkshire RegionSam Rathling
This is the presentation from the Sam Rathling workshop called "Build Your Business" delivered during a 4 city tour of Harrogate, Hull, Leeds and Sheffield, which was delivered to over 330 members of BNI across the Yorkshire region.
This document provides 5 steps for effective 1-2-1 meetings in BNI: 1) Use a planner to plan meetings, 2) Prepare gain sheets, 3) Prepare worksheets before meetings, 4) Exchange materials with meeting partners beforehand, 5) Set follow-up dates. It emphasizes the importance of frequent 1-2-1 meetings, with recommendations of at least 1 per week or even 5 per week. Regular 1-2-1 meetings can provide opportunities to train members to find 50 referrals per month through relationship referrals that provide repeated business.
This document discusses strategies for engaging and empowering nonprofit boards of directors. It notes that effective communication is key, and boards are most engaged when members understand how their specific contributions further the organization's mission and impact. The presentation recommends asking board members why they joined the organization and board to understand their motivations, and connecting their passions to the work being done to maximize engagement. Overall it provides tools and best practices for listening to board members and helping them feel successful in advancing the nonprofit's goals.
Presentation to not for profit leaders in Adelaide with our partner CBB. What does social innovation and social enterprises in the future look like? What should they focus on?
Keith Ferrazzi is the master of networking, and I gained a great amount of knowledge from his book, "Never Eat Alone." I wanted to share what I have learned with others, so I put together a presentation with the important concepts I took out of the book. Enjoy!
Charles Hendricks gave a presentation on using social media for networking and business. He discussed how social media is about building relationships, not making direct sales. He advised attendees to engage with others by sharing content, exposing their personality, and establishing themselves as experts in order to build trust and connections over time. Hendricks emphasized that the goal of social media is developing relationships, not quick commercial transactions, and real ROI comes from the trust built through ongoing engagement on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
September 2015 ICF Colorado Newsletter ICF Colorado
The document is a newsletter from the President of ICF Colorado announcing upcoming events. It discusses the success of a recent networking event and encourages registering for an upcoming conference on October 14th featuring world-class speakers. It also provides information on new opportunities like an ICF book club and participating in coach-related research. Details are given about the September monthly meeting, including location, speaker, and topic on behavioral patterns at work and home.
January 2012 Denver Coach Federation NewsletterICF Colorado
This document provides information about the January 2012 issue of the Denver Coach Federation newsletter. It includes messages from the past and current presidents, information about the next monthly meeting and special interest group meetings, and details about the keynote speaker for the monthly meeting. The next meeting will be on January 12th and will feature a presentation on social media and mobile marketing strategies for businesses. Special interest group meetings will be held prior to the main meeting on exploring coaching as a profession and the fundamentals of starting a coaching practice.
The document outlines tips for using LinkedIn successfully. It begins with an agenda that includes a LinkedIn crash course, leveraging LinkedIn, and taking action. It then discusses the differences between a resume and LinkedIn profile, and tips for setting up a profile including adding a professional headshot, compelling headline, interesting summary, and complete experiences. The document provides examples of headlines and messages for connecting with others on LinkedIn. It emphasizes managing expectations and using LinkedIn to make connections rather than find jobs directly.
This document advertises an online course called Girls Gone Global that teaches women entrepreneurs how to take their businesses global. It is a 3 course program that covers connecting with an international network, identifying foreign market opportunities, and launching and dominating in international markets. Additional benefits of completing the program include opportunities to speak at events, pitch to investors, grow one's brand through podcasts, contribute to a blog, and join an entrepreneur community. The courses are offered individually or in a bundled program and discounts are available.
Knowledge networking involves building relationships to learn from others and accomplish goals together. It is about sharing knowledge in a reciprocal way to support each other. The purpose is to help businesses work more efficiently and discover new opportunities by connecting people to ideas and each other. Learning is one of the major benefits of knowledge sharing, as it allows people to gain new perspectives and make their expertise more explicit.
This document provides a summary of the October 2012 newsletter from ICF Colorado (formerly Denver Coach Federation). It announces their name change to ICF Colorado and provides information on the upcoming monthly meeting, including guest speakers presenting on community building. It also shares updates on special interest group meetings, opportunities to get involved with the board, new Meetup groups, and ways for members to volunteer.
Girls Gone Global™ is our motto and that's what we've set out to do. We want to help you take your business global! Welcome to the MicroGlobal™ movement. www.girlsgone.global
Networking Tips via Keith Ferrazzi Book "Never Eat Alone"LinkedIn Riches
The document provides a summary of key points from the book "Never Eat Alone" by Keith Ferrazzi. It discusses the importance of networking and connecting with others to achieve success. Some of the main ideas summarized are: connecting is about helping others to help yourself through reciprocity; success comes from working with people not against them; being generous with your time, knowledge and resources in order to help others while also helping yourself; and maintaining relationships is key to managing a strong network.
GlobalGiving Online Fundraising Workshop in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 2017GlobalGiving
This document provides an agenda for a workshop on online fundraising. It includes introductions, discussions on crowdfunding basics and online fundraising strategies, activities on setting goals, network mapping and storytelling, breaks for networking, and an introduction to the GlobalGiving online fundraising platform and how to join. The workshop aims to equip participants with the skills and resources to effectively fundraise online.
Network and relationship building presentation 2020Vanessa Baker
The document discusses the concept of swarm intelligence and how networking can harness this power. It describes how swarm intelligence allows groups like birds, fish, and insects to outperform individuals by working together as a unified system. The document then discusses how mastermind groups, connection intelligence, and networking can help amplify an individual's abilities by connecting them to diverse groups and opportunities. Specific networking strategies are provided, like attending casual meetup groups, business referral organizations, community groups, professional associations, and using online networks.
This document provides an overview of a guide called "39 Ways to Improve Your Meetings" produced by the Meetology Group. The guide shares research-backed ways to design effective meetings and maximize attendee performance using insights from behavioral science. Some key findings discussed include the benefits of fueling attendees' brains, embracing grumpy attendees to spur creativity, encouraging meditation, limiting too many choices, and using humor to dispel tension. The overall document encourages meeting planners to apply scientific findings to improve meetings and participant outcomes.
The document discusses two main leadership challenges facing an organization: communication barriers due to members not speaking English, and a lack of diversity in leadership roles. To address these challenges, the document recommends hiring more bilingual employees and promoting diversity to improve recruitment and retention of diverse talent. It also suggests discussing these issues with the organization's board of directors to find positive solutions.
May 2011 Denver Coach Federation NewsletterICF Colorado
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events for the Denver Coach Federation (DCF) in May 2011. The president, Kim Clausen, welcomes members and expresses gratitude for the organization, excitement for new opportunities in the coming year, and hope for empowering coaches. The main event is a May 12 meeting featuring a presentation on using social media effectively for coaching businesses. Several special interest group meetings will also be held prior to the main presentation.
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The document provides information about Angela Samuels, a WordPress educator. She offers one-on-one and class training on WordPress via Skype or locally. The document then summarizes the course, explaining it is intended for small business owners, hobby website creators, and new WordPress developers. It outlines what the course will teach, including choosing and installing themes and plugins, creating pages and posts, and basic WordPress settings. The document then delves into specific topics covered in the course, such as the differences between themes and plugins, how to upload, install, and uninstall each, and how to customize WordPress settings.
Word press theme and plugins WordCamp PresentationAngela Samuels
This document profiles Angela Samuels, a technology educator. It outlines her areas of expertise including WordPress, social media, and internet marketing. She has an Associate's degree from Henry Ford Community College, a Bachelor's from Eastern Michigan University, and a Master's from Wayne State University. Her experience includes work at GM and Chrysler, and she has been a freelance trainer for authors and small businesses since 2008. Her clients include web developers and small business owners seeking training.
This document describes an online greeting card company called SendOutCards. It allows users to select and customize greeting cards online and have them printed and mailed for a low cost. The document discusses how SendOutCards addresses common reasons people do not send more cards, such as inconvenience and cost. It also describes the business opportunity of becoming a SendOutCards distributor and earning commissions from card sales. Distributors can earn bonuses and increase their commissions by promoting through different levels of the compensation plan.
This document compares the time and cost of sending 100 Christmas cards manually versus using an online greeting card service. Sending cards manually would take about 5 hours and cost $204 for the first year, while using the online service would take 1 hour and cost $261 for the first year, saving both time and money in subsequent years. Over several years, the online service saves hundreds of dollars in costs and dozens of hours in time that could be spent with family.
This document provides instructions for sending Christmas cards easily through the website Freeprintedcard.com. It outlines a 9 step process: 1) purchase points and postage, 2) create a recipient group by entering or importing contacts, 3) create a Christmas card campaign, 4) select the recipient group, 5) send the campaign to the selected group, 6) review the cost, 7) personalize the cards if needed, and 8) don't feel rushed to complete all the steps at once. Training videos and tips are also available on the website to help users.
This document discusses how an online card system can help grow networks and build relationships. The system allows users to automatically send cards for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays and other occasions to customers and associates from their online contact manager. It can help businesses keep current customers, generate referrals, build loyalty, celebrate lives, and stay top of mind by regularly sending cards. The presentation that follows will provide a real walkthrough of the system.
The document summarizes a performance consultant project for a university medical school department that was losing revenue. The consultant conducted interviews and reviewed the department's website and other similar programs to identify issues. Key recommendations included improving the grant renewal process, personnel management, equipment preparation, forming new partnerships, and redesigning the department website to provide more resources to students, faculty and members.
This document provides an overview of an awareness training for executives on information security. It discusses:
1) Conducting a security assessment of the company's people, processes, and technology to understand current vulnerabilities. Assessments can be done internally or through a third party and usually take 90 days.
2) Expecting security threats to become more complex and widespread globally as web applications and hacker motivations evolve.
3) Tips for executives including conducting security assessments promptly and staying aware of the latest hacker techniques.
The document discusses various internet security threats individuals face at home such as phishing scams, spyware, viruses, and worms. It provides tips on how to protect against these threats such as using firewalls, keeping software updated, and using antivirus software. The document also discusses educating children about online safety and establishing house rules for computer use.
The document outlines a training program for an auxiliary/production team member at X Company. The program aims to raise regional and national scores by providing accurate training to new coworkers. It involves an 8-day hands-on training over two weeks to teach order taking, quality checking, and machinery operation. The program will be evaluated through surveys and analyzing whether store ratings improve.
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Dive into the steadfast world of the Taurus Zodiac Sign. Discover the grounded, stable, and logical nature of Taurus individuals, and explore their key personality traits, important dates, and horoscope insights. Learn how the determination and patience of the Taurus sign make them the rock-steady achievers and anchors of the zodiac.
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Structural Design Process: Step-by-Step Guide for BuildingsChandresh Chudasama
The structural design process is explained: Follow our step-by-step guide to understand building design intricacies and ensure structural integrity. Learn how to build wonderful buildings with the help of our detailed information. Learn how to create structures with durability and reliability and also gain insights on ways of managing structures.
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Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
Understanding User Needs and Satisfying ThemAggregage
https://www.productmanagementtoday.com/frs/26903918/understanding-user-needs-and-satisfying-them
We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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2. 2015
We had an amazing group.
Our activities included:
Creating a vision board
Sharing our struggles
Helping each other out
3. Mastermind Group 2016
Every other Thursday at Visionary
Meetings
6:30 – 8:30 pm
First three meetings are open the rest
unless specified are by invitation only
Feel free to bring a dinner, coffee, tea,
and water will be served.
Free for VPN members and $5 for
non-VPN members
4. Visionary Meetings
Meetings, classes
Social Media Marketing
Web site creation – WordPress
Train to be a social media manager
Christy does a SAT course
Another person does a driving training
school
5. Business is about Relationship
Building
The sale is the reward for building
great relationships.
Success in business starts with good
relationships with those around you.
This is really connecting with the
people around you in a friendly and
trustworthy manner.
6. Mastermind Group
Our goal was to build a group of
individuals that share a common goal
It started out being rich but we found
out that it wasn’t about the money that
we sought it was the achieving
something better in our lives.
But we couldn’t do it alone we needed
others to help us
7. Contacts
Most opportunity comes about
because of contacts.
Self-made millionaires usually did not
do it alone. They had a team.
They had some very good
opportunities/relationships come
their way by having some great
contacts.
8. What our mastermind group is
Someone that is committed to
listening
Someone that is committed to giving
their opinion
Someone that wants to be part of a
team
9. What I like about a mastermind
group
Everyone you meet has a wealth of
experience that is invaluable.
Phenomenal growth has a lot to do
with the relationships and strategic
alliances.
Creative ideas are tossed around
when you interact with other people.
10. We need each other
Involvement is the key word in any
business.
The ability to partner other businesses
is what will help make your business a
success.
No one does it alone, only by
connecting with others can you expect
to reach your goal.
11. Group Activity
Toilet paper icebreaker
Take a some toilet paper and pass it to
the next person