Great Game of Business Breakfast Series - March 19, 2009 March 19, 2009

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The Great Game of Business
"Follow the Action and Keep Score: The Key to Employee Engagement"

Opening the books and sharing numbers is a good start ... but is your team truly engaged in the business?
Learn how the GGOB Communication Process has propelled SRC in Springfield MO to 26 years of consecutive growth and success
Learn the keys to fully engaging your employees, including Scoreboards, Huddles, and Forecasting

Many organizations share their numbers with their employees. Many also set up incentive or bonus plans to reward the team for a job well done. All well and good, but actually practicing open book management - Great Game style - requires more.
The Great Game of Business has identified 3 "Process Circles." Opening the books is in Circle #1. Bonus plans are in Circle #3. It's relatively easy to do a good job in these two areas.
But real employee engagement ... interest in business, two-way sharing of information, predicting and driving results ... all this happens in the all-important Circle #2. This is undoubtedly the most challenging part of the process for most organizations.
Attend our session on March 19 and you'll come away with a new understanding of the importanceof the communication process, and more importantly, new ideas for engaging your entire team in beating this recession!

Attendance is limited to only 30 people, so sign up right away!

Only $20! - Continental Breakfast includedFREE to our Open Book Forum peer roundtable group members and their employees!7:30-8:00 am - Sign-in & Networking
8:00-9:30 am -Seminar including Q&A
9:30 am -Prize Drawing

Attendance Prize Drawing: A copy of "The Great Game of Business" - Jack Stack's classicbook


Organized by The Great Game of Business
The Great Game of Business improves your business results by helping you teach your employees to think and act like owners.
Bill Collier is the event host and is the local franchisee and coach for GGOB. Bill is a long-time entrepreneur who discovered The Great Game of Business in 1993 when he was president of BC Group International. He used open book management and other GGOB approaches to achieve excellent results until he sold the company in 2005. Now he helps local businesses via coaching, training, implementation of open book management, and peer advisory roundtable groups.
CONTACT BILL COLLIER
billcollier@greatgame.com
www.greatgame.com/stl
www.collierbiz.com

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Ticket Info:  

• Open Book Forum Member - FREE ADMISSION!, Free
• Regular, $20.00

Official Website: http://ggob0309-upcoming.eventbrite.com