Executive Excellence Seminar (English Seminar for Senior Leaders)

What separates companies that succeed from those that don't? At the end of the day (week, month, year), it all comes down to one thing: successful organizations execute on their most important objectives—each employee, each team, and the company itself accomplish the things they set out to do. Inability to execute is a universal problem that has been defined as one of the greatest challenges for business today.

An informative, interactive discussion focusing on these issues:

Hours are spent in non-productive meetings
Culture and personality clashes occur frequently
Managers don’t know how to instill discipline
People fight fires rather than focus on strategic activities
Revenue is not what it could be

…And your top priority concerns.

You are cordially invited to join Brian Martini, President of Franklin Covey Japan, and Chris Lamatsch, Senior Advisor to Franklin Covey, for an Executive Excellence discussion of concepts and tools to help you execute on your 2011 strategy.  The event will be held on Wednesday, June 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Oakwood Premier in Roppongi Midtown.

Brian Martini, President		Chris Lamatsch,  Senior Advisor
Whether you need to build trust in your team or more productivity in your own job, Franklin Covey provides the principles, solutions and tools to get the job done. We started with the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and now provide a number of services and solutions.		Executive Coach, Facilitator, and Senior Advisor for Franklin Covey Japan, Chris is Co-Chair of the Special Events Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan and a certified facilitator of The Speed of Trust and the Four Disciplines of Execution.