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Team building Excellence

More than ever, organizational success depends on people working together - effectively. The pressure to communicate productively, quickly turn ideas into profitable action and consistently deliver results never decreases. People working from a clear understanding of personal strengths and an appreciation of the differences in others will be the foundation of success in the future.

This workshop is a fun, interactive, and productive way to not only focus a team on a common goal, but also inspire the very skills needed to be a part of a successful team.  In this high-energy experience, teams compete for points and bragging rights. This challenge combines the aspects of risk versus reward forcing teams to make decisions that affect their ability to produce results with ease.

Learning Outcomes

  • Adapt work styles and team approach to suit the task.
  • Understanding the importance of creativity.
  • Mastering the art of communication when in a crisis.
  • Learn the essential three-step model to building a new team - quickly.
  • Take responsibility then engage in generating solutions and ideas.
  • Cause others to be creative when generating ideas and actions.
  • Share leadership, ideas and approaches to achieve the result in the most efficient manner.

When: Monday, April 8, 2013
Time: 8:30am - 4:30pm (Registration at 8:00am SHARP)
Where: Queen’s University, Robert Sutherland Hall
Room: Room 202

REGISTER HERE!

Materials, breakfast basics, and lunch provided!

*Please note:

  • A valid credit card is REQUIRED to complete and secure your registration.
  • There is a $50.00 charge for no-shows and late cancellations
  • You have 5 calendar days prior to the scheduled workshop to modify or cancel your registration at no penalty.
  • Pending availability and the discretion of the Program Specialist, limited funding is available for travel and accommodation for participants coming from universities outside of the region where the workshop is being held. You MUST first register, then request travel funding, only those registered for a workshop are eligible for travel funding!

If you have any questions regarding the upcoming Mitacs Step workshops or would like more information on the program in general, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Hope to see you there!

For more information on Mitacs please visit http://www.mitacs.ca

Mitacs gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Province of Ontario.

 

Kingston, Ontario, Canada. K7L 3N6. 613.533.2000