The Women's Network Business Showcase Luncheon
presented by
University of Missouri Health Care
Sponsored \;by:Plan.Brief.Execute.Debrief=Win: A Fighter Pilot’s Secret to Business Success
In this special Women's Network Business Showcase Luncheon\, participants will be introduced to the Flawless Execution Cycle\, an endlessly repeatable process that accelerates learning and performance. It is adaptable to any level within any organization. In addition to its scalability\, it is also simple and easily learned and adopted. In the rapidly changing modern environment where quick response to change is imperative for survival\, a simple\, scalable process that enables improved execution and accelerated learning is invaluable. The Flawless Execution Cycle also provides the tools and techniques necessary to develop the teamwork\, communication\, accountability\, and core leadership values so important to high-performing teams.
Participants will:
-Gain an understanding of the Afterburner Flawless Execution process.
-Gain an understanding of lessons learned and how they improve future execution and knowledge transfer within the organization.
-Gain an understanding of a Flawless Execution as a continuous improvement process that\, when combined with core leadership values\, develops a culture that continually strives for excellence. \;
-Understand that leading Flawless Execution is about effectively developing and leading others\, making decisions and problem solving processes visible to others\, working together to transform threats into opportunities.
The cost of this luncheon is $25 and will take place during the Business Showcase. Contact Brenna McDermott\, (573) 874-1132 or bmcdermott@columbiamochamber.com \;with any questions. Your luncheon ticket will get you into the Business Showcase!
Click here to register for the morning's Quarterly Membership Breakfast\, preceding the Business Showcase.
This presentation is sponsored by: University of Missouri Health Care
Gold Sponsor: Sylvan Learning Center
Silver Sponsor: Columbia Cremation Care Center and Providence Bank