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Red
Gumboot Consulting in conjunction with the New
Zealand Spinal Trust presents: “Get Dotted!” A Fresh
Approach to Effective Communication Why are leading New
Zealand organisations getting “dotted”? Do You Effectively
Communicate With Your Work Colleagues? Clients? Family? Partner? Friends? Flat
Mates? Neighbours? Team Mates? Anyone? Do You Want To Avoid
Confusion? Lower Stress Levels? Be Happier & More Efficient? And Have A
Fantastic Time Learning How To Use This Awesome Tool? Then join the dots
revolution and “GET DOTTED!” “Get Dotted” is an
entertaining, educational and interactive seminar detailing the communication
phenomenon that is “Get Dotted!” (also known as precognitive communication).
This is the hottest NZ made communication tool to hit the planet! “Get
Dotted!” communication training results in: 
·
Clearer communication
(work and personal) ·
Less
confusion ·
Lower
stress levels ·
Greater
efficiency ·
Improved
client service ·
Happier
people – Improved family relationships - Better communities Amy Scott, well known communications
expert, will help you find your communication style and the style of others
around you in this seminar. Amy has worked with a variety of corporates,
organisations, businesses, schools, individuals and communities throughout New
Zealand – including Fonterra, Wellington City Council, Temuka Transport Ltd,
Victim Support, and Deer Improvement. Why:
Learn about your communication style, natural
strengths and also support the NZ Spinal Trust. When:
Tuesday 23rd February 2010, 9am – 4pm Where:
Allan Bean Centre, Burwood Hospital, 255 Mairehau Rd, Christchurch Cost:
$220 excl GST (includes scrummy lunch, morning & afternoon
teas) Contact: Anita
Hamilton ph 03 383 6881 or anitah@nzspinaltrust.org.nz
to register. Book Now! – spaces are limited “Amy Scott moves mountains. She’s inspirational, motivational,
committed and really really purple.” Central
Otago Mayor Malcolm Macpherson Find
out more about Amy Scott and “Get Dotted!” on www.redgumboot.com 50% of the seminar
proceeds will be supporting the work of the NZ Spinal Trust |
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