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BUSINESS WRITING (2) Business Writing Effective E-Mail @ Work YOUR ONE-STOP TRAINING EXPERTS Since 2004, Accent Learning and Consulting, LLC, has offered training sessions and facilitated discussions designed specifically to provide communication solutions for the business professional. Our founder, Sarah Gibson, holds a Master's degree in Communication and has been teaching communication courses since 1999 in academic and business environments. With Sarah and other dynamic instructors, we are ready to meet your learning and development needs. COURSE OFFERINGS Your business needs are varied and so we have created a team composed of experts from a variety of fields. So whether your need is business writing, communication skills, generational expertise, managerial skills or time management, we have professionals ready to provide action steps to your organization. Read our course descriptions to learn more about how our exceptional programs support your organization s professional development needs. CONFERENCE AND KEYNOTE TOPICS Ask about adapting our classes into a conference / keynote format. Refer to the conference page at the back of our learning catalog to learn more. ENGAGE US! Contact us today to explore how our sessions, conference topics and keynotes can support your organization s professional development goals. COMMUNICATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (2-3) Decision Making DiSC Team Building Emotional Intelligence Gender Communication Managing Multiple Priorities and Interruptions Meeting Management Presentation Skills FIVE BEHAVIORS OF A COHESIVE TEAM (4) GENERATIONAL COMMUNICATION (5) Managing The Generations Leveraging Generational Differences MANAGERIAL SKILLS (5-6) Effective Team Management Successfully Navigating Change Performance Coaching for Results Managing Multiple Priorities And Interruptions COACHING (7) Business and Executive Writing Communication Effectiveness Generational Management Presentation Skills CONFERENCE TOPICS (7) Business Writing Communication Styles E-mail Effectiveness Gender Communication Generations in the Workplace Managing the Generations Managing Multiple Priorities Presentation Skills 608.205.9319 Sarah Gibson

With fast-paced business environments, your professional development becomes even more critical to your long-term success. Our classes will help you hone and develop best practices in a variety of areas including: business writing, communication, productivity and effectiveness, team building and leadership. BUSINESS WRITING Business Writing Designed with practical tips and tools for the everyday writer who wants to write clearer, faster, more effective messages, this half-day session discusses how to: Organize your writing for the most effective results Use active voice Construct parallel lists and bulleted material Choose 21st century language balancing professional and casual Use updated grammar Handle e-mails professionally Write effective subject lines in letters and e-mails Edit and proof material Effective E-Mail @ Work This half-day session will guide you through e-mail s best practices, pet peeves and e-mail overload. Specifically, we ll: Examine e-mail netiquette and organizational e-mail culture Write attention-catching subject lines and messages Discuss ways to handle e-mail overload and ugly inboxes Utilize e-mail to increase productivity Organize and save materials for easy access and reference COMMUNICATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Decision Making Making sound decisions quickly and well is a challenge for the strongest of groups. This half-day session will help groups: Define decision making parameters Determine what consensus building is and isn t Discuss the process of decision making Use tools and techniques for decision making Identify decision making traps and decision making styles DiSC Team Building DiSC is a model of human behavior that helps people understand why they do what they do. In this fullday workshop, we will help you: Discover the four styles of behavior and general preferences of your style Identify your strengths and what happens when you overuse those communication behaviors Discover when your behavior is in conflict with others Learn how to adapt your communication style to other styles Page 2

COMMUNICATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CON T) Emotional Intelligence Maximize your effectiveness by understanding the link between emotions and behaviors and leveraging the link to achieve greater results. This session will: Explain the five elements of emotional intelligence Identify opportunities to change behaviors to more effectively manage work and personal interactions Identify methods and techniques to improve your emotional intelligence Gender Communication This half-day session focuses on understanding gender communication in the workplace by looking at the positives of male and female communication styles. Specifically, we will cover: Individual contributions and challenges to gender communication Research-based gender communication styles Skills for adapting to individual styles Effective communication, appreciation, and respect for both genders Meeting Management This half-day session focuses on making your meetings more effective and efficient. Specifically, we ll help you: Determine if a meeting is necessary Choose the type of meeting Prepare for a meeting Create and manage an agenda Manage participants Use decision making tools Evaluate the effectiveness of meetings Managing Multiple Priorities and Interruptions Designed for employees who deal with shifting priorities and continuous interruptions. This half-day session will help you: Assess your personal level of effectiveness Determine individual time robbers and strategies for success Determine and use effective time management tools to prioritize activities and manage tasks Prioritize on the fly Use one-task brain mode for multiple stimuli Teach critical questions to help your team manage multiple priorities Implement a prioritizing system to assist in controlling workflow, time, space and interruptions Presentation Skills This half-day session focuses on making your presentations dynamic and engaging. Specifically, we ll discuss how to: Prepare and plan processes Analyze listener needs Understand the audience Create rapport Deliver with charisma and energy Use PowerPoint successfully Handle Q & A effectively Page 3

THE FIVE BEHAVIORS OF A COHESIVE TEAM Your Team Can Do better. THE FIVE BEHAVIORS OF A COHESIVE TEAM is an assessment-based learning experience that helps individuals and organizations reveal what it takes to build a truly cohesive and effective team in the most approachable, competent, and effective way possible. Powered by Everything DiSC, the profiles help participants understand their own DiSC styles. Bringing together everyone s personalities and preferences to form a cohesive, productive team takes work, but the payoff can be huge for individuals, the team, and the organization. The single most untapped competitive advantage is teamwork. To gain this advantage, teams must: TRUST One Another When team members are genuinely transparent and honest with one another, they are able to build vulnerability-based trust. Engage in CONFLICT Around Ideas When there is trust, team members are able to engage in unfiltered, constructive debate of ideas. COMMIT to Decisions When team members are able to offer opinions and debate ideas, they will be more likely to commit to decisions. Hold One Another ACCOUNTABLE When everyone is committed to a clear plan of action, they will be more willing to hold one another accountable. Focus on Achieving Collective RESULTS The ultimate goal of building greater trust, conflict, commitment, and accountability is one thing: the achievement of results. What does this program do? The program helps teams understand how, as a team, they score on the key components of The Five Behaviors model: trust, conflict, commitment, accountability, and results. Each individual on the team will also understand their own personality style and their team members styles, based on the DiSC model: D: Dominance, i: Influence, S: Steadiness, and C: Conscientiousness, and how their style contributes to the team s overall success. Who is it for? The program is designed exclusively for intact teams and work groups. The Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team harnesses the power of Everything DiSC and the clarity and simplicity of The Five Dysfunctions of a Team model. How does it work? The Five Behaviors Model is used to help team members learn to work together more efficiently and effectively and become a more cohesive team. A productive, highfunctioning team: Makes better, faster decisions Taps into the skills and opinions of all members Avoids wasting time and energy on politics, confusion, and destructive conflict Avoids wasting time talking about the wrong issues and revisiting the same topics over and over again because of a lack of buy-in Creates a competitive advantage Page 4

GENERATIONAL COMMUNICATION Managing the Generations This half-day generational session will examine leadership from a generational perspective, providing you with insight into: Who the generations are and what the characteristics are of each What the generations have in common How the generations approach work using unique strengths that sometimes divide How to adapt leadership to best motivate, involve and engage employees Leveraging Generational Differences While your leaders may understand the impact of generational differences in the workplace, your teams can also benefit from this half-day session designed to help teams: Understand the different perspectives each generation brings to the workplace Discuss the causes of generational differences Talk through most common clash points Value the strengths of each generation MANAGERIAL SKILLS Effective Team Management Teamwork comprises large amounts of work in today s organizations. Whether virtual, matrixed, or formally structured, teams are asked to quickly come together and achieve a business goal, often with limited or unclear guidance from leadership. After this session, you ll be able to: Identify the best members for a team and set them up for success Apply team management tools and methods for maximum efficiency and effectiveness Describe a matrixed team and apply tools to manage a matrix effectively Giving and Receiving Feedback This half-day workshop focuses on giving and receiving feedback to help managers strengthen their work relationships, change employee performance, and move forward successfully. In this workshop, we ll help you: Set the stage to make feedback valuable and helpful Discuss challenges to giving feedback Talk about ways to stay focused and positive when emotions take over Prepare and practice giving and receiving feedback Page 5

MANAGERIAL SKILLS (CON T) Managing Multiple Priorities and Interruptions Designed for managers who deal with shifting priorities and continuous staff communication needs. This half-day session will help you: Determine individual time robbers and strategies for success Prioritize on the fly Use one-task brain mode for multiple stimuli Teach critical questions to help your team manage multiple priorities Performance Coaching for Results This session is for leaders who are either new to leadership or would like a refresher on one of the most useful techniques a leader can employ to develop staff and improve results. Specifically, you ll be able to: Understand the difference between and when to use leading, managing, and coaching Identify how individual perceptions, personality styles, background and experiences impact coaching Demonstrate specific successful coaching conversation skills Help the coached person identify and overcome performance concerns Successfully Navigating Change Organizational change can be exciting, invigorating, confusing, frustrating and frightening for those involved. Learn more about the reality of change in today s organizations and the process of navigating through the transition. You will learn about tools and techniques for managing the transition process. We will help you: Identify cultural attributes and their impact on change efforts Recognize the difference between change and transition and identify the phases of transition Understand leadership s role in managing change and transition Apply different tools and techniques to help people navigate through the change Page 6

COACHING At Accent, we know that learning requires long-term development that is often best supported by an outside expert who can work one-on-one with you. Through a retainer relationship, we partner with business professionals to help them develop individual skill sets. Contact us for more information on individual coaching in: Business and Executive Writing Communication Effectiveness Generational Management Presentation Skills CONFERENCE TOPICS Most of our classes have and can be adapted into a conference format. Here are some samples of what we can talk with your large groups about: Business Writing Communication Styles E-mail Effectiveness Gender Communication Generations in the Workplace Managing the Generations Managing Multiple Priorities Presentation Skills Page 7

ENGAGE US Our practical, immediately applicable sessions are interactive, hands-on, adult-learner focused. We work hard to bring you customized material in a cost effective professional development option. QUARTER-DAY RATES $1500 HALF-DAY RATES $3,000 FULL-DAY RATES $6,000 Fee includes materials, facilitation and program customization unless specified. For optimal learning, we recommend no fewer than 8 and no more than 30 participants in each session. Exceptions may include conference settings and keynote addresses. Contact us today to explore how our in-house programs can support your organization s professional development goals. Page 8