Employee Engagement Network Webinar and Slides

Employee Engagement and Connection from David Zinger on Vimeo.

Yesterday David Zinger and I held a webinar on Employee Engagement and Connection.  You can see a recording of the webinar above and here is a link to the slides used during the webinar.

The webinar was hosted by the Employee Engagement Network, a 3,500 member online community founded by David.  It was my good fortune to be the first speaker for the Employee Engagement Network’s inaugural webinar! If you are not a member of the Employee Engagement network already, I want to encourage you to join.  David will be the host for future webinars on employee engagement-related topics that you will not want to miss.

Employee Engagement Webinar: The Power of Connection

David Zinger and I will be doing a 45 minute webcast on the power of connection to boost employee engagement.  David is host of the Employee Engagement Network. During the webinar, we will include:

  • a five minute presentation on connection;
  • 3 poll questions for participants;
  • dialogue between David and your’s truly;
  • invited text questions from the audience; and,
  • 3 tips for connection action.

The session has limited enrollment but will be taped for future viewing. Sign up for the webinar at this link. Better move quickly though.  Half of the webinar capacity was filled in the first day it was posted on the Employee Engagement Network website!

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