Complimentary Lunch & Learn Webinar: Start a Work Revolution in Your Job, Now

Thursday, April 5, 2012 12:00 PM - 12:40 PM Pacific Time

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Research shows that employee engagement is highly correlated with business success, individual achievement, and better health, but only about 30% of employees are truly engaged. Companies like Google provide organizational models that demonstrate how broader engagement is not only possible, but leads to company-wide success. But why can't we all be engaged?

By making simple changes to improve our relationships with work and each other, we can systematically ignite a work revolution everywhere. But each of us plays a role in this revolution, and it starts now.

This session will cover the guiding principles that can change your relationship with work, as well as concrete actions you can take today to gain freedom and be excellent in your job, regardless of where you work.

Participants will be able to:

• Identify opportunities to create larger impact in their current roles

• Apply strategies to better understand the meaning and purpose behind their work

• Pay greater attention to their personal energy, and how to apply it for greater productivity

• Mobilize to kickstart grassroots initiatives that make a difference in their work lives

About the presenter  

Julie Clow earned her Ph.D. at the age of 25 in Psychology at Auburn University in 2000. She started her career as an independent consultant, and subsequently joined a small woman-owned business, Carley Corporation, in Orlando, FL to produce custom training solutions for large-scale clients. She quickly rose to become the Chief Learning Officer and won and managed several multi-million dollar contracts for the company. Julie joined Google in 2006 and spent five years there focusing on team effectiveness, leadership and management, and organizational culture, primarily for engineers. During her tenure, she discovered the power of freedom and autonomy for creating a thriving workplace, which she "translated" into her book The Work Revolution: Freedom and Excellence for All, due out April 10th 2012.

Hope you will be able to join us!

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