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Do you love your job? Do your employees love their jobs? Given the turbulent
economic times and the high cost of turnover, a true understanding of the
link between pay and performance is a vital tool that should be in every
manager’s toolkit. This webinar will put you on the road to understanding
that link and how you can apply it.
How do you motivate your employees to produce results?
This webinar will explore some ways to help you develop or improve a pay for
performance structure leading to higher organizational performance no matter
what type of products and services you provide. You will leave with:
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A roadmap
to begin development or review of your pay for performance plan
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A
way to identify your roadblocks and navigate around them
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An
understanding of the power of linking job descriptions, performance feedback
and employee incentives to achieve organizational success
Who Should Attend?
Small & Mid-size company CEOs, CFOs, COOs, HR Directors & Department
Managers interested in improving organizational performance.
Speaker:
Henry Kelley, Senior Management Consultant with The
Watson Company and provides client liaison and project management skills
and services to the firm and performance management services to our
diversified client base.
Previously, Mr. Kelley served in a variety of
management roles and functions with Wyndham Vacation Resorts, the John
Harland Company and Walt Disney World. He is widely recognized for his
organizational skills and for developing more efficient and effective
performance based compensation and reward systems. He possesses a high level
of expertise in financial analysis, strategic planning, organizational
analysis and managing data base systems.
He has managed operations with over 300
employees with operating budgets exceeding $13 million. He further developed
balanced scorecard systems for performance improvement programs, wrote
strategic plans, and developed strategic partnerships. Mr. Kelley served in
the U.S. military during Operation Desert Storm and received the Bronze
Star. He has a B.A. and an M.B.A and completed additional studies in data
base design models, activity based cost accounting, market research, and
financial securities analysis.
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