Where is Jan?
These workshops and speaking engagements are all private client engagements. At this time, Jan Dwyer Bang doesn't offer seminars to the public, but if you are interested in inviting Jan to your organization, please contact her office at Jan@JanDwyerBang.com.
Jo Hausman is Jan's assistant and she can talk with you about special pricing packages for your engagement. jo@simmonsvirtualassistant.com.
Note: Visit Jan's Website at www.JanDwyerBang.com/Schedule to get details on these client engagements.
Jan
7-11 - Long Beach, CA
12-13 - Sea Tac, WA
18- Olympia, WA
23 - Tacoma, WA
25-27 - Olympia, WA
28- Auburn, WA
30- Tacoma, WA
Feb
1-5 - Dallas, TX
13 - Tacoma, WA
14 - Tacoma, WA
21 - Tacoma, WA
23-24 - Olympia, WA
27 - Seattle, WA
28 - Tacoma, WA
March
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Jan Dwyer Bang
Jan@JanDwyerBang.com
www.JanDwyerBang.com
PO Box 1914
Sumner, WA 98390
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Jan Dwyer Bang, founder of Boundless Results, helps clients make great leaps in the areas of customer service, communication skills, leadership, and career development and her speeches and training sessions help employees achieve breakthroughs in service culture and personal leadership.
Jan has a University of Chicago MBA and hands-on experience in Fortune 500, small business, and non-profit organizations. Her clients include Boeing, Starbucks, Weyerhaeuser, Getty Images, Medtronic Physio-Control, Seattle's Union Gospel Mission, the State of Washington, and Los Angeles County.
She has been an active member of the National Speakers Association (NSA) since 1995 and served as the President of the Northwest chapter of NSA from 2005-2006.
Jan is a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), a designation earned by less than 10% of the speaking professionals. Only 208 women in the world hold the Certified Speaking Professional designation!
You can reach Jan at: 253-891-1609, at Jan@JanDwyerBang.com or learn more by visiting her website at
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Message from Jan Dwyer Bang
A happy new year to you! I wish you all a productive, successful, and healthy and happy 2012! We've just finished a month in the new year. Are you still excited about what is to come? Do you anticipate great things - for yourself? Your team? Your organization? This edition will focus on how you can be an inspiration to your fellow staff members as you plan and execute on those plans for the new year. If last year was a not a banner year for you, learn what you can and move on. If last year was a great year - continue your forward momentum and strive to have a even a greater year! In this economy, one thing is certain - we all have to learn and grow so that we can be in a position to take advantage of new opportunities. This edition will provide you with some practical ways to make 2012 your best year yet.
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News Flash!
Everything DiSC® Work of Leaders™ Introductory Offer 
The offer ends soon! Inscape Publishing recently released Everything DiSC® Work of Leaders™ and has a fabulous introductory offer that I want to pass along to you.
Based on best practices, Everything DiSC Work of Leaders connects to real-world demands, generating powerful conversations that provide a clear path for action. Using the framework of Vision, Alignment, and Execution, Work of Leaders encourages leaders to understand their own leadership behaviors and how they impact their effectiveness.
The introductory offer: If ten leaders in your organization complete the all-new Work of Leaders profile - the cost is $83.75 each, and you'll get a free Everything DiSC Work of Leaders Facilitation Kit! (Yes, it's that easy.)
In addition to the free facilitation kit-retail value $995-I'll provide you with a pre-release version of the facilitation materials for you to use until your free kit is ready later this year.
This introductory offer is only available for a limited time, so I would be happy to talk with you about next steps.
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New Product Flash!
The new Culture of Service Assessment can now be found on my website. Find out how your current corporate culture compares with elements of a service culture. Go to my at www.JanDwyerBang.com/Products to find out more information
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Feature Article - A Fresh Sheet
Don't you love a fresh sheet of paper? Or fresh computer screen? It's like a blank slate - for you to create anything you would like. Let's look at how 2012 can be a blank slate for you - so past disappointments, or even failures, don't get in the way of what you would like to do this year. Here are some ideas:
1. Focus on High-Value. Our clients and customers want high-value from us. We know the impact that high quality products and superior service can have on our businesses and workplaces. We can focus on high-value when we are managing our time. If we feel that we didn't accomplish enough high value goals last year - that's ok - it's a new slate. Bring them on from last year - but ask yourself these questions: Are last year's high value goals relevant today? Did market conditions change the need for these goals? Spend some time "out of box" brainstorming with your team - on other high value activities. Think from the customer's perspective and tie these goals to your organization's higher mission and vision.
2. Learn from the Past. A bad experience can be wasted if we don't learn from it. What are some things that you learned from last year that you can do differently in 2012? I learned that I need the accountability of other business owners with strict fines and structure - for me to do move forward in my business. What about you? What do you need? Perhaps you can avoid the trap of disorganization by spending a few moments every Friday afternoon cleaning your office and workspace so that you can start each week feeling productive and organized.
3. Engage your Staff. As you embark on this "new page" philosophy, clearing the path (be it mental or physical) so that you can accomplish your goals, don't forget to involve and engage your staff. In fact, carving some time with your staff on "lessons learned" and "high value goals" can be a great exercise in getting all the ideas out on the table and working as a team. This collaborative effort can have far-reaching positive consequences now and throughout the year. One question you can ask your staff is, "Where would you like the team/department to be at this time next year in terms of goals, accomplishments, credibility in the organization, service performance, or team results?"
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Boundless Boosters for your Business
What do kangaroos and successful people have in common? Neither can go backwards. Sure we all have our moments, hours, even days when things seem to be going backwards - whether it is a rejection from one of our best customers, a communication misunderstanding that is causing havoc in our relationship, or a bad business decision. But we always have the choice to move forward.
Here is one "boundless booster" to help you start well in 2012:
 Create a theme - In my last ezine, I mentioned about creating goals in different areas of your life. What is also helpful for some people is to focus on "themes" as they reflect on their goals - what overriding theme do you want 2012 to be about and how does this theme impact your goals in different areas of your life? My theme of boundless results - creating great leaps at work and in life continues to propel me as I strive to move forward - professionally and personally. What theme inspires you?
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Jan Dwyer Bang, MBA, CSP
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