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SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES.

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
School of Continuing and Professional Studies

Principles of Management and Organization I

This is the ideal introduction for new managers and supervisors who want to understanding the big picture of management concepts, processes, and techniques as practiced today in business, industry, and government. We begin by focusing on the basic structure of an organization, and then concentrate on the essential managerial functions--planning, organizing, motivating, directing, controlling, leading--and how they relate to one another. Gain a solid understanding of how effective managers orchestrate human resources and their own energies to contribute to an organization's achievement of its mission and bottom-line goals.

 

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WORKPLACE COACHING &TUTORING

Offered on an individual or corporate basis, this type of coaching provides a client with the opportunity to set goals or explore solutions to a wide variety of issues such as:

Learning to effectively manage a team, department or employees in a small business
Finding ways to productively deal with a difficult boss
Creating a more efficient organizational structure
Understanding the steps to take in the event of a layoff
Updating a resume for powerful results
Preparing for an internal or external job interview
Identifying sales and sales management strategies to increase business and profits



MANAGEMENT TRAINING WORKSHOPS.

The following topics are available in a broad range of formats such as half-day or full-day workshops:

What Management Is, What Managers Do

How to Empower your Employees

Managing Conflict in the Workplace

Managerial Decision-Making

 

Management Skills for Administrative Professionals. In today’s streamlined business environment, highly skilled administrative assistants are an essential element in a smoothly running organization. Today’s assistants negotiate, manage projects, coordinate and handle many responsibilities for their bosses. This dynamic workshop will provide participants with:

An overview of current business trends, practices and standards reshaping the role of the administrative assistant

Professional time and project management techniques to help you get more accomplished each day

Communication and interpersonal tools that persuade even the most difficult people to act

Guidelines for making decisions and solving problems on your own


Introductory Coaching Clinic. Coaching is one of the most valued management skills in the organization today. By utilizing coaching techniques, managers of all levels gain the ability to deal with a wide variety of performance issues. The results of effective coaching includes improved employee productivity, loyalty and cooperation. As a result of this workshop:

You and your employees will be able to set better goals.

Use coaching to provide focus, producing better results faster.

Implement coaching techniques to encourage innovation and creative solutions.

Foster a sense of ownership and personal satisfaction in a job well done.

Generate motivation and enthusiasm as you help your employees connect their tasks to their values.


Successful Sales Management. Managing a sales force is a function requiring a wide range of knowledge and skills. Designed for new managers with frontline sales management responsibility or small business owners who want to improve their sales management skills, this workshop provides a comprehensive overview of the sales management process. Topics to be covered include:

How to recruit, retain and motivate a the best employees

Increase sales and profits through improved direction and communication

Managing the paper trail

Designing and running effective sales meetings

Coordinating sales force efforts with channels of distribution

Develop a foundation of ethics and high standards of quality


Strategic Selling. Business-to-business selling that involves multiple decision-makers is a complex process and requires proactive positioning on the part of the salesperson. As a result, to survive in selling today, you need strategy – and this is true regardless of how much or how little the product or service costs. This workshop will focus on a system of selling steps that are practical and powerful when applied prior to implementing a tactical plan. As a result of applying this process, sales time is spent more effectively and efficiently thereby increasing the probability of success in generating revenue for the organization. A few of the other topics to be discussed include:

The real reason people buy

How to get to the person who signs the check

Why up to 35% of prospective business opportunities is poor and what to do about it

Why getting the order doesn’t help build a business

How to handle a request for a bid

Why focusing on the competition may hurt your chances of making the sale and what to do about it


Effective Delegation for Managers. Effective delegation is one of the most valuable skills a manager can master. It reduces a manager’s workload and develops employee’s skills, knowledge, job satisfaction and commitment to the organization. Delegating prepares employees to be able to handle management responsibilities thereby allowing the manager to advance to other professional opportunities within the organization. Learn how to:

Identify why managers fail to delegate

Examine the concepts of responsibility, authority and accountability

Provide the 4 major steps in the delegation process

Examine the common mistakes made during the delegation process

Decide what to delegate and how to do it successfully

Match delegated tasks with abilities

Avoid reverse delegation

Recognize the types of responsibilities that can’t be delegated

Monitor progress without overmanaging