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SMPS Nebraska
P.O. Box 390093
Omaha, NE 68139-0093
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Please note the refund policy below. No-shows will receive an invoice after the event. All invoices for no-shows or non-payment at the time of the event will include a $10 invoicing fee and will be due upon receipt.
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All sales are final. No refunds unless requested 3 business days prior to an event in writing or by email. Refunds for workshops require notice 5 business days prior to the event in writing or by email. There is a 15% cancellation fee for all refunds. Credits may be issued to be used for future event registrations in lieu of refund.
Meeting/Event Information
Riding the Wave of Change: The Hi-Tech Human Connection
May 14, 2020
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Zoom
REGISTRATION INFO
Free Registration for AIA, ACEC, AGC, and SMPS Members
$50 for Non-members
Register Here
https://aianebraska.regfox.com/graceworks-webinar
ABOUT THE EVENT
Do you have a critical client presentation that’s now being done as a video conference? Are your online company meetings less than helpful? Is your shortlist interview still happening with the “small” difference that it’s now a conference call?
How do you make human connections via technology?
We’re all adapting to the “new normal” of how to conduct business without being together in person. Teams are scattered, clients use different video-conferencing platforms, and bandwidth is at a premium. Now, more than ever, it’s critical to be intentional about making those human connections.
In this hour-long virtual workshop, you’ll:
- Learn how to help your listener stay engaged with you.
- Discover your biggest challenge to make that happen!
- Get practical do’s — and don’ts! — for conference and video calls.
- See demos of how to best use visuals.
- Experience how essential body language is. Yes, it’s true! Even when you can’t see the people you’re talking with, body language is enormously helpful for them and for you.
It’s all about helping your listener stay focused so they get what they need!
Carol Doscher, President & CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of Graceworks, has been captivating audiences since she performed in Broadway’s “Sweeney Todd.” For this former actress turned trainer and coach, it’s not so far from the boards of Broadway to the boardrooms of America. Since founding Graceworks in 1995, she’s trained thousands of professionals globally to make that vital human connection in sales presentations, client meetings and lectures. Featured in The New York Times and on “Bloomberg Television,” Carol also has published numerous articles on presentation and communication skills. Prior to her current work, she marketed design and construction services for many years. Responding to the growing need for the human connection in the corporate world, Carol is a certified practitioner of Whole Brain® Thinking — a great tool to help people understand and leverage their own thinking preferences.
Joe Masi, Freedom Finder, has been leading individuals and groups towards greater freedom and healthier living for more than 20 years. As a coach, counselor and actor, Joe is a behavior change expert, guiding clients to use their mind, body and voice in new and more expressive ways. Stationed in our Cleveland, Ohio office, Joe has trained and coached hundreds of Graceworks clients over the past several years. He holds graduate degrees in both counseling and drama, which have equipped him to effectively guide clients in fun and engaging ways through their process of personal transformation. Joe is also a Whole Brain® Thinking practitioner, and uses this tool when working with clients. Referred to often as the “Gentle Giant,” Joe’s coaching is infused with a ton of heart and just the right amount of muscle.
