MTBC Management Luncheon Series August 7, 2009

A business can't survive without a foundation of trust. Trust is a business asset, and once destroyed can cripple your business permanently. Come hear Marsha Clark, Owner and Founder of Marsha Clark & Associates, as she offers choices for rebuilding trust in a business. Restoring customer or investor faith back in your business when it has been blemished by the current economic outlook is the first and foremost step to getting back on track. In addition to a framework for building trust, Marsha will present a model for exploring how trust is broken and steps to recover from a breach of trust. The Management Luncheon Series, sponsored by both the University of Texas at Dallas School of Management and Executive Education and HaynesBoone, is a luncheon that promotes and hosts programs focused on management issues in the high-technology field.

The MTBC Management Luncheon Series presents:

Marsha Clark is an independent consultant who founded her own company in 2000. As an Organization Development consultant, Marsha has led efforts in the area of change management, leadership development, performance management, executive coaching, meeting facilitation and keynote speaking. She is also a key designer, developer and facilitator in Southern Methodist University’s Executive Education program. Prior to starting her business in 2000, Marsha was a Corporate Vice President for EDS. During almost 21 years with EDS, she held a variety of roles with ever-increasing responsibility. In her last role she served as an assistant to the Chief Operating Officer. She has also had oversight for EDS’ Employee Development function.

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