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Driving Results through Authentic Conversation

  • 21 Mar 2013
  • 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • The Employers Association 3020 West Arrowood Road Charlotte, NC 28273

Registration

  • Please join us as a guest for an evening of stimulating thought, good food and professional company. Let us introduce you to our group and share why we would love for you to be a part of it!
  • Thank you for joining us for this evening of stimulating talk, great food and professional networking.

    Please note that our Operations team finalizes our catering order at 5:00 on the Tuesday before the meeting. At that point, we accept a charge for your meal. If you cancel after that point, we will charge you $20 to cover the cost of our catering.
  • As a National Member in good standing we welcome you to register free of charge and experience what your local chapter has to offer!
Registration for the March meeting is now closed. You are welcome to attend the presentation without the meal option beginning at 6:30. Please let them know at the registration desk that you were not registered ahead of time.

About the Topic:

Research from the Gallup organization shows that on average, the American workforce is only 33% engaged, 49% disengaged and 18% actively disengage. The people who are disengaged offer poor customer service, increase absenteeism, erode the bottom line and break the spirit of co-workers.

The answer lies in authentic leadership that builds buy-in and trust. Conversation Literacy means having of the skills necessary to manage conversations for engagement, honesty, authenticity and productivity. 

About the Speaker:

Lou Solomon is the founder of Interact and creator of the Your Authentic Style Learning Series. Her company works with individuals and teams at Fortune 500 organizations to develop leaders and build business through authentic communication. 

In her first book, Say Something Real, Lou shares the view that the future economy depends upon business people learning to communicate in a more authentic way. 
Lou is a co-founder of the TWIST Conference for Women in Leadership, which is now a conference conducted by the Executive Leadership Institute at McColl School of Business at Queens University.

Lou teaches Authentic Presentation Skills for Attorneys through the Mecklenburg County Bar (MBA). She also teaches a workshop on Executive Presence for EMBA students at McColl School of Business. 

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