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ISES-GT January Education Event

ISES-GT

Tuesday, January 17, 2012 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM (EST)

Raleigh, NC

Ticket Information

Ticket Type	Sales End	Price	Fee	Quantity
ISES Member - Early Bird Event Fee ISES Member - Early Bird Member Fee. This ticket is for ISES Members Only	Ended	$30.00	$0.00
ISES Member - Event Fee more info ISES Member - Event Fee. This ticket is for ISES Members Only	Ended	$40.00	$0.00
ISES Member - Late Event Fee more info ISES Member - Late Event Fee. This ticket is for ISES Members Only	Ended	$55.00	$0.00
Non ISES Member - Event Fee Non ISES Member Fee. This ticket is for Non-ISES Members Only	Ended	$60.00	$0.00
Non-ISES Member - Late Event Fee more info Non-ISES Member - Late Event Fee. This ticket is for Non-ISES Members Only	Ended	$75.00	$0.00
ISES Member with 2 or more Non-Members (From the same company) - Early Bird Event Fee ISES Member with 2 or more Non-Members (From the same company) - Early Bird Event Fee	Ended	$30.00	$0.00
ISES Member with 2 or more Non-Members (From the same company) Event Fee more info ISES Member with 2 or more Non-Members (From the same company)- Event Fee	Ended	$40.00	$0.00
ISES Member with 2 or more Non-Members (From the same company) - Late Event Fee ISES Member with 2 or more Non-Members of the same company (From the same company) - Late Event Fee	Ended	$55.00	$0.00
Student Fee Student Fee	Ended	$15.00	$0.00
Student Late Fee Student Late Fee	Ended	$30.00	$0.00

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Event Details

ISES-GT JANUARY 2012 Education Meeting

CONNECT,

EDUCATE,

MOTIVATE

Join ISES-GT as we welcome Nan Russell.

Nan will be joining us to discuss the topic of Leadership. This will definitely start your year off right!

Description: It Doesn’t Come With a Title: Uncommon-Practice Leadership

How do you lead people who don’t report to you, or get results when you don’t have the title or authority? The answer is uncommon-practice leadership. It’s not your position that gives you power; it’s your behavior. Discover uncommonly displayed behaviors that create positive influence, enhance results, and initiate natural followership. Immediately apply four cornerstone behaviors, while reducing mistakes that may be hijacking your effectiveness and eroding your event results.

From minimum wage employee to former Vice President of multibillion dollar QVC, Nan Russell knows what it takes to survive and thrive in this what-have-you-done-for-me-today world. Nan spent twenty years in management holding executive positions in human resources, communication, marketing and line management. Investor and shareholder meetings, management retreats, celebrity concerts, galas, and subsidiary openings are a few of the meetings and events delivered under her leadership. A few years ago, Nan decided to leave the corporate world to pursue a life-dream to work and write from the mountains of Montana. Today she is the author of two books, a workplace consultant, national speaker, and radio host. Plus, her work insights column, Winning at Working, appears in over ninety publications. Nan Russell is President of MountainWorks Communications, and passionate about helping people bring the best of who they are to the world.

When: January 17th 5:30 - 8:30

Where: Capital City Club

Time: 5:30

Agenda:

* 5:30 - Registration and Networking

* 6:30 - Welcome and General Announcements

* 7:00 - Program begins