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We focus our work on helping you to get more power from your people, processes, and problems. This translates to a variety of services: • Consulting and facilitation Also note that on each of those pages there are links to project "examples" that give you a better feel for what the work looks like. Some of the articles and book reviews in our "free stuff" section should be helpful in better understanding how to access more power in your organization. And if you really want to know how we can help, CALL JAMIE: (240) 603-7693 (or email). Client Testimonial: "Jamie worked with my entire staff team (20 individuals) to process the dysfunction in our relationships as a staff team and to figure out how to work with each other to maximize our impact in achieving our organization's mission." Colleen Eubanks, Executive Director, Christ Child Society, DC | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
There are obvious sides to the power that drives organizational success—things like money, technology, or strategic positioning. Most organizations make the most of that power. But what about the way your people handle conflict? Or the effectiveness of your planning meetings? Or that operational problem you've been ignoring for the past six months. Years ago, these things wouldn't impact your bottom line much, so they were ignored as sources of power. Organizations simply muddled through, and they succeeded based on the management of the traditional sources of power. Times have changed. With today's speed of work and change, organizations that ignore their people, their processes, or their problems will suffer a noticeable loss of power to get things done. Success today depends on effective management of these power sources. We can help. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||