Getting together, showing off, celebrating, and proving that working together beats the hell out of operating in isolation, is a usual occurrence.

Seminars are important from the point of view of being reflective. Before we go anywhere it’s a good idea to know where we’re starting from. The main idea is to share information with your main resource… the people in your organisation!

Knowing how to present the information in a powerful manner is essential in learning from the past and marching on with hope and positive direction.

Little things can spoil the celebration like the CEO who insisted on opening the proceedings and telling a joke, because he thought that was the way to go. This was an insurance company that had enjoyed a successful year. The joke fell flat, mainly because he forgot the punch line, and the next floundering few minutes, which felt like an eternity, he spent trying to dig himself out of his self-created hole.

Bringing in an outside face and allowing them to get the picture of who you are and what your organisation is about is a far better way of conducting this special once-a-year get together.

You know what’s it’s like in a family where dad has been preaching good sense for years and suddenly an uncle says the same thing and it’s a revelation? That’s what can happen when you get the right person to present your ideas in an orderly and impactful way.

What is it that you want to say to your troops? John Mulvey has organised many seminars and conferences with comments of glowing praise from the attendees e.g.

“I was pleased with the content as it encompassed all the points previously discussed. It was entertaining, enlightening and gave a sound direction and understanding of all the issues that were raised, particularly working in teams to achieve the best result.
Most delegates commented and agreed that, ‘John Mulvey’s presentation was one of the best that they’d ever participated in.’ I would not hesitate to use John Mulvey again at another function.”
Doug Stanaway, National Sales and Marketing Manager, Everhard Industries