Leading a Five Star Team
Published July 23, 2015
Dr. Bryan K. Williams, D.M., Chief Service Officer, B.Williams Enterprise, LLC
This session will review the leadership skills and competencies needed to lead a 5-star caliber team. Special emphasis will be placed on proven techniques and processes used by highly effective leaders worldwide. During this session, you will learn how to build a team of highly engaged employees, 11 Non-negotiable of 5-star leaders, becoming a leader that others want to follow and communicating the purpose of each person’s role.
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