Business Process Improvement Archives

Ann Prenatt presents “Divisive, Disagreeable, Domineerinng, Oh No!”. Ann shares three tips designed to strengthen effectiveness when dealing with difficult people in our lives.

Richard Terry presents “How One Book Changed The Growth Of My Business”. Based on Michael Maher’s Seven Levels of Communication, Richard Terry reveals the key takeaways that he strategically implemented, and how his business continues to expand as a result.

Bill Prenatt and Tom Ruwitch present “You Can’t Predict Your Future…But You Can Control It”.

In this presentation, “Are You Missing Potential Customers“, e4e partners Bill Higley and Cesar Keller discuss the topic of Web Accessibility and Compliance Standards. Sharing how businesses are taking steps so that everyone, regardless of their condition has access to a great online user experience.

Karen Hoffman presents “Key Performance Indicators”.

In this presentation, “Growing Through Alignment“, e4e partner Karen Fox shares her 5-step program for helping you identify and hire people who share your values, your interests, and your desire for success.

In this presentation, “The Power and Purpose of Imagination and Free Will“, e4e partner Les Landes offers valuable insights on what it takes to get employees tuned in, turned on and eager to pursue continuous improvement in the workplace.

Brian Rogers presents “Annual Legal Review”.

Andy Magnus and Thad James presents “Clarity and Focus”

In this presentation called, “Establishing Systems and Processes“, e4e partner Bill Prenatt presents Part 2 of the 2020 Planning Series.

In this presentation called, “Choosing Direction”, e4e partner Dale Furtwengler discusses how to discover techniques for overcoming the three challenges that make it difficult for business owners to set a direction for their business.

In this presentation called, “Power & Path to Self-Management & Shared Leadership,” e4e partner Les Landes explains a new method of employee management. He advocates for giving workers more freedom of self-management and dismantling some of the traditional power structures in today’s businesses that get in the way of productivity.

In this Wisdom of the Community Workshop called, “Don’t Wing It! Design Your Negotiations,” e4e partner Glenda Woolley leads a discussion about how business leaders can plan their negotiation and difficult discussions. She describes key turning points in her own development as a business professional and team leader. E4e members and guests also contribute and…

In this presentation called “When Do You Cut the Cord, and Let That Prospect Go?,” e4e partner John Eyres discusses the results of a survey answering that exact question. He offers different strategies for following up with prospects and explains how they might work differently in different industries. At the end of the presentation, John…

In this presentation called “Every Challenge Has a Solution,” e4e partner Cathy Sexton describes her four step process for overcoming challenges in the workplace. She explains how to identify a problem, find the core causes, brainstorm solutions and how to implement one specific solution.

In this presentation called “Do Only the Strong Survive?,” e4e partner Mary Kutheis leads a discussion about the assumptions we make in the workplace. She stresses the importance of questioning assumptions and the ability to change your own perspective.

In this presentation called “The Power of Strategic Alliances,” e4e partner Lisa Oxenhandler heads a discussion that offers advice on finding the best strategic business partners. Understanding core criteria for prospective partners, properly communicating with partners and finding partners who align with your business’s values are all topics that are covered.

In this presentation called “Do You Know Who You Are Working With?” e4e partner Ann Prenatt explains the importance of professional relationships and how they relate to success. She introduces three core principles of building positive relationships between coworkers and business partners.

In this presentation called “Using the Phone to Connect with New Business Leads,” e4e partner John Eyres describes three core principles of successful telemarketing and teleprospecting. His presentation teaches you how to build and use multiple calling lists, how to develop a winning script and how to make yourself a better caller.

In “Getting Paid,” e4e partner Brian Rogers explains how to avoid bad debt and the importance of managing the three steps of customer relationships.

Successful marketing requires addressing top priorities first Adwords specialist and marketing advocate Adam Kreitman opens his presentation with a case study describing a marriage counselor who had a technically sound GoogleAds strategy and campaign. Still she was not getting good volume or quality leads. Instead of taking over the campaign, he worked on the foundational element of effective messaging to better support…

Using apps to support your business is crucial to your success. SEO and email marketing expert Will Hanke takes apps seriously and commits to bring a variety of apps to the e4e community so they can leverage technology on a regular basis to improve productivity and collaboration. Apps reviewed in this panel discussion include: Trello, an…

Putting together a new business doesn’t require reinventing the wheel. Don’t fly alone. Together you will soar higher, faster. Brian Lunt, a former bank VP who is a master entrepreneur, business leader and consultant to others, leads a panel of experts in answering questions related to the social, legal and financial conditions needed to effectively start and…

Turn detractors into loyal promoters. Asking for and listening to the opinion of your customers is worth its weight in gold! John Eyres is a business connections consultant and telemarketing guru. He opens his presentation in his trademark playful, humorous style. He quickly draws in the audience with his impassioned message to seek feedback from clients,…

Be P.O.W.E.R.F.U.L. in Your Productivity! Productivity expert Cathy Sexton opens her presentation introducing her book 52 Powerful Success Strategies to Ignite Productivity and describes productivity as a factor that affects everything in our lives, including the quality and quantity of time, energy and money we have available. She handpicks a few of her key strategies…

Business Process Improvement

Divisive, Disagreeable, Domineering, Oh No!

You Can’t Predict Your Future…But You Can Control It

Are You Missing Potential Customers?

Key Performance Indicators

Growing Through Alignment

The Power and Purpose of Imagination and Free Will

Annual Legal Review

Bringing Clarity and Focus to Your Business

Establishing Systems and Processes

Choosing Direction

Power & Path to Self-Management & Shared Leadership

Wisdom of the Community: Don’t Wing It! Design Your Negotiations

When Do You Cut the Cord, and Let That Prospect Go?

Every Challenge Has a Solution

Do Only the Strong Survive?

The Power of Strategic Alliances

Do You Know Who You Are Working With?

Using the Phone to Connect with New Business Leads

Getting Paid

Marketing Mistakes Owners Make That Torpedo Their Efforts

Business APProved

How to Launch Your Business

Effective Customer Surveys

Powerful Success Strategies to Ignite Productivity