Seminars
Building a Better Team - How to Assess & Improve Team Dynamics
Every year, the pressure for marketing teams to perform significantly increases. With more programs, campaigns, measurement and expectations, how does a team get ahead of the curve and really drive results?
The answer does not solely tie to the mechanics and the work for the marketing department, but in the performance of the team itself. How the marketing team is organized, motivated and aligned with strategic goals directly impacts the success (or failure) for the year.
The good news is that you don’t need to be an Organizational Development or HR leader to build a high-performance team. In fact, many of the skills to do just that are right at your fingertips! Join Ken Giffin, Founder and Marketing Leadership Consultant with Corporate Path Leadership as he shares his success working with marketing and sales teams for over 20 years. He will walk through simple steps that you can take as a team member or leader to build a high-performing team from inside the marketing organization.
You will walk away from the 90-minute session with a checklist of tangible activities (and some practice) for implementation with your own teams. Don’t miss this opportunity to stretch your marketing leadership skills and bring exercises and knowledge back to apply to your marketing organization.
Speaker(s)
Ken Giffin
Founder, Corporate Path Leadership
Ken Giffin is a marketing leader that has worked in organizations as large as GE, and in small start-up environments as small as six people. He naturally understands the balance between team and business goals, and developing an environment that motivates team members to excel. He is the founder and a marketing leadership consultant at Corporate Path Leadership which focuses on strategic planning, corporate culture and team development, and measurement performance programs for emerging and changing business environments. He has also been an adjunct professor at both the University of Colorado Boulder and University of Denver, and is adept at developing interactive workshops geared for specific audiences that allows them to quickly learn and assimilate their knowledge into skills that they can immediately take back to their offices.
http://www.corporatepathleadership.com