Uncommon Meetings - 7 Quick Tips for Better Results in Half the Time

by Ann Latham

Overview

How many total hours are you and your employees spending in meetings each month? What would it be worth to you if you could cut that time in half, dramatically improve the results, and reduce the number of attendees? Start saving that time and money now! Read this book today!

Discover the:
- Single most important rule for short, valuable meetings
- One change that will make you a stronger meeting leader
- Seven secrets to great results and finishing on time
- Techniques to double the value of each attendee
- Criteria for canceling meetings
- Reasons most meetings are slow and painful despite having agendas

Don't attend another meeting without reading this book!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013057760
Publisher:	Red Oak Hill Press
Publication date:	08/17/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	24
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Ann Latham is an expert in creating the clarity that produces twice the results in half the time.

As a consultant, Ann creates the clarity that helps corporate giants, non-profits, and smaller businesses alike achieve better results in half the time and with greater confidence. Her clients range from Hitachi to Smith College to Public Television to the local Chamber of Commerce.

As a master facilitator, she creates the clarity that allows people to set aside their differences, develop an inspired and shared vision, and make dramatic progress toward their objectives.

As a coach, she creates the clarity that allows individuals to maximize their impact and opportunities.

As a writer, she creates clarity for thousands worldwide who have discovered great value in her newsletter, articles, books, and comments in publications such as The New York Times, Forbes, BusinessWeek, and Inc.

And as a speaker, she creates clarity for audiences who want clear, pragmatic, immediately applicable ideas.

Ms. Latham is also president and founder of Uncommon Clarity, Inc., a highly respected consulting firm in Massachusetts. For more information, visit uncommonclarity.com.