[OPLINLIST] Creating and Maximizing the Impact of Recognition Programs in Your Workplace: Workshop in Blue Ash, Ohio

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  Creating and Maximizing the Impact of Recognition Programs
  in Your Workplace <http://www.swonlibraries.org/viewevent?id=882>

Can effective Recognition Programs in your library really make a 
difference in the motivational level of your employees? *YES!* /And even 
more than you might think! /

Recognition programs have been proven to be effective at helping 
organizations to increase employee retention and focus employees on the 
library's mission and vision and to help organizations to reach their 
goals more effectively and efficiently! Employees report that 
recognition programs increase their level of motivation and production.

*And many times, this can be done with little or no money from your 
organization's budget!*

This workshop explores the 6 step process to creating recognition and 
rewards programs that will get results, as well as the motivators and 
de-motivators our employees work with and how to create an internal and 
external environment for them to be more productive, proficient and 
motivated.

The /Creating and Maximizing the Impact of Recognition Programs in Your 
Workplace/ program is an interactive seminar experience where the 
participants choose the content for the day! That's right! /Your 
suggestions for the content of the seminar are wanted!/ Andrew 
Sanderbeck, the instructor for this seminar experience, then creates a 
customized program for everyone that is attending. Sign-up today!

Participants will choose from the following topics to create this workshop:

· The 6 Step process of creating a recognition program
· How to create a Recognition Program without a budget
· How and when to use Formal and Informal Recognition Programs
· How to discover the ways their employees want to be recognized
· The reasons to start a Recognition Program in their library
· How to set organizational goals for your Recognition Program
· The latest trends in employee rewards and recognition
· How organizational consciousness and rewards helps retain good employees

Visit Andrew Sanderbeck's Website <http://www.andrewsanderbeck.com/>


      Date

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007


      Time

9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.


      Location

SWON Libraries Office


      Speaker(s)

Andrew Sanderbeck is an expert trainer on leadership and team 
development, communications, customer service and generating revenues 
for libraries and library systems. He is the past chair for The Small 
and Rural Libraries SIG of the Florida Library Association. Andrew 
presents over 100 customized staff development workshops, seminars and 
keynotes for organizations and at conferences around the world each year 
and was recently a featured presenter at the 2006 ALA Conference in New 
Orleans.
He is the founder of The Sanderbeck People~Connect Institute, an 
organization that enjoys serving others that value professionalism, 
vision and purpose and making a difference in their organizations and 
communities. Andrew consults for libraries and other non-profit 
organizations to help them realize the true human potential of their 
management and employees. He publishes the Library~Connect Newsletter, a 
free monthly e-publication read by library professionals around the world.


      Meal

Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided


      Audience

Library Administrators, including Managers and Supervisors


      Contributing Member of SWON Libraries

$55


      Friend of SWON Libraries

$55


      Contributing Member of NEO-RLS, NORWELD, or SERLS

$55


      Other

$110

The deadline to register is Saturday, February 24th, 2007


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