Marketing and Practice Development Training Programs

 

Are you currently working to plan marketing or practice development related training sessions for the associates in your firm? Had this "to do" on your list for some time but not sure where to start? Regardless of your firm's size or where you are in the planning phases, the programs, goals and results detailed here are worth checking out.

 

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Fast>>Five

Daniel Jackman, Blackman Kallick

 

Every issue, we share five (or so) links to great ideas or interesting articles we've found since the prior issue. The only thing they have in common? They're worth clicking.

 

>>Update your LinkedIn password! Read LinkedIn Confirms, Apologizes for Stolen Password Breach for details. To change your password, log-in to your account, click "Settings" → "Account" → "Change password."

 

>>Set goals AND achieve them: How to Make Failure Impossible

 

>>Mediocrity, a turn off. NYTimes' You're the Boss blog answers Is It O.K. to Be a Mediocre Employee?

 

>>Games, who plays them? Who doesn't? How do you engage and retain people?

• NYTimes: Live and Online, a Game Show Developed for the Internet Age
• BizSpark: Learn Who's Playing Your Games, Increase Retention

 

>>Some interesting and visual data behind who uses Facebook: Four Facebook Visualizations That Illustrate the Social Network's Reach and Diversity

 

Public speaking is stressful for most of us, leading to nightmares of a blank mind and a waiting audience. As an accounting marketer, chances are you present and perform training within your firm. Click here to view nine tips our friends at BBR Marketing put together to help prevent the blank mind.

Member Voice

 

 

Sarah Johnson

Chief Growth Strategist and Founder

Inovautus Consulting, LLC

 

You might know Sarah Johnson as the AAM Education Committee Chair, but do you know what she'd be doing if she wasn't Chief Growth Strategist & Founder of Inovatus Consulting? Read more about Sarah, her views on marketing training, the billable hour and what you can find her doing when she's not at work.

 

 

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