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As we approach Spring (hard to believe during such a snowy winter...) all of us at The Singer Group have already determined that 2015 will be a successful and prosperous year for our clients! We have begun taking new steps and new strides by further expanding our services and collaborating with a fellow consulting team, DRW. In addition to our strategic alliance with DRW, we would like to introduce a new team member, Dr. Lucy Holman.
With this issue, we take the opportunity to point out a few ways for you to make the coming months full of memorable moments and gratitude for your employees' work ethic.
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The Tangible Value of Gratitude at Work
There is much research to prove that recognition and rewards have quite an impact on employee engagement, which, in turn, has a substantial impact on everything that's meaningful to organizations: productivity, profitability, customer satisfaction, the list goes on.
So, the difficult part is not proving that engagement matters and that, therefore, recognition and rewards matter. Rather, the difficulty lies in finding ways to recognize and reward employees that are meaningful to the recipients.
What employers often neglect to consider, though, is the value of simply showing gratitude - of saying, "Thank you."
Click here to read this article, which includes saying Thank You with TIME, PUBLICLY, PRIVATELY, with MONEY, and OFTEN.
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The Singer Group is thrilled to welcome
Dr. Lucy Holman to our team as Senior Strategist
Lucy brings many years of experience as a leader, a strategist and creator of innovative programs to The Singer Group clients. Lucy also has experience in performance and program evaluations, leadership development, strategic planning and organizational structure, design and development. Lucy has masters degrees in Library Science and Human Development and Communications as well as a PhD in communications.
She has also been extremely active in the library community, serving in leadership positions at the state and national level.
Lucy is already making a significant contribution to our client work and we're honored to have her on board.
To get to know Lucy even better - and to read about her impressive experience and extensive background - click here.
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New Strategic Alliance : DRW
The Singer Group, Inc. is happy to inform you of our newly formed strategic alliance with DRW, Inc. DRW, Inc. is now in their 15th successful year of providing professional and personal coaching programs and organizational design services to clients across many businesses and industries.
Founded by Linda Roszak Burton, DRW is a leadership development, executive coaching, and organization design firm. With an underlying philosophy of helping organizations achieve results by aligning strategic goals and organizational values through leadership development and employee engagement initiatives, DRW has a vast array of experience that compliments and fits beautifully with the services offered by The Singer Group.
The Singer Group/DRW is an exciting endeavor for all involved and strengthens the range and depth of outstanding services that we can provide to clients while helping them reach their full potential. To learn more, please contact Paula Singer at PMSinger@singergrp.com or at (410)561-7561.
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We hope you enjoyed this addition of Reach. As always, please feel free to share your thoughts with us, as well as pass on this eNewsletter to anyone you think might benefit.
To reaching success,
 
Paula M. Singer & Lorraine Kituri
The Singer Group, Inc.
410-561-7561
contact@singergrp.com
www.singergrp.com
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What's New?
Paula is now certified in brain-based coaching from the NeuroLeadership Institute. She brings new research and practice to support you in obtaining the results you want and putting new insights into action.
One of our clients decided to leave their step system of salary increases and adopt a progressive policy. We're working with their leadership, union and a labor management committee to make that happen.
Paula is again teaching Organization Behavior and Management at the Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health. It's the only exposure many of these physicians, nurses, health care administrators and others receive to the important workplace topics of conflict, group process, motivation theory and practice, culture, engagement, trust, etc.
We are working with a major medical association on issues pertaining to Physician Leadership.
Performance management that align with goals is increasingly important. We are designing such a program for a Town in Maryland.
Paula is facilitating a one-day workshop on Succession Planning. The outcome of the day will be an outline of a plan and the process and tools to complete it.
We are facilitating major compensation and performance management studies in the midwest and west coasts. |
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How Progressive
is Your Culture?
Find out what forward-thinking organizations are doing to boost success. Simply visit our website
and click on the link under Take Action.
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