One of Creative Communication Network‘s most renowned and beloved clients passed away on August 21, 2016. Ray Gilmer was a client of CCN President Karl Krayer, and they worked together on influencing presenations to sell his patented product to enhance sleep, entitled CES (Cranial Electrical Stimulator). You can read the obituary which details his outstanding… Read More Beloved CCN Client Passes Away
Please save the date and register for The State of Affairs in Domestic Violence conference on October 21. This conference is sponsored by Creative Communication Network, New Beginning Center, and Hope’s Door. The flier below has all the details, including date, time, location, speakers, and topics. You can register by clicking HERE. Voluntary donations… Read More Register Now for CCN-Sponsored Domestic Violence Conference
Many people have asked me what are the keys to successful organizational change? The kind of change that will actually stick? This happened most recently late in the spring, when I facilitated a workshop on this topic at the American Society of Quality (ASQ) annual Cowtown Roundup in Fort Worth. The best-selling business book I co-authored… Read More Keys to Successful Change Initiatives
I am glad to present my program, “Ten Techniques to Terrific Talks,” to your organization. I did this today at Jones Davis for the Business Navigators group in Dallas. The program lasts 45 minutes to an hour, and there is time to take questions. For more information, contact me at info@creativecommnet. com.
Repeatedly, as I work with organization after organization, the failure to delegate is a key factor holding many mid-level managers back from promotions and additional responsibility. I return to the classic definition of delegating, which is not simply the assignment of tasks to others. Rather, it is the transfer of a task, activity, or project that… Read More The Importance of Delegating
One of our Creative Communication Network speakers, Carmen Coreas, presented her program to the Dallas High Noon Club on Thursday, May 5 at the Love Field Doubletree Hilton hotel. The Dallas High Noon Club is the oldest continuous meeting luncheon gathering in the area, and contributes to many civic charities. If you are interested in… Read More War Off Drugs Presentation Given To Dallas High Noon Club
One of the joys of managing others is the ability to delegate tasks and activities to others. Yet, many managers express a reluctance to do so. Bring our DELEGATING FOR RESULTS workshop into your organization and learn how to embrace delegation as a means to increase your effectiveness in managing others. Discover a systematic way… Read More Delegating Remains a Lost Art Skill
Creative Communication Network is a gold-level sponsor for Running 4 Clean Water. The 2016 5K race was held on Saturday, April 23 at O’Banion Middle School in Garland. A big thank you to all of the donors from the First Friday Book Synopsis that made contributions to this event, which is to dig wells and… Read More CCN Team Runs Well at R4CW – 2016
On Wednesday, March 16, Randy Mayeux and Karl Krayer participate in an encore of our program on communication and political campaigns. The program is from 6:30-7:15 at First United Methodist Church – Garland. The address is 801 Avenue B at Glenbrook. The program is in rooms 103-105. Here is the title and description. Did You Hear… Read More Encore Program on Communication in Political Campaigns
Click HERE or on the title below to watch a podcast of the program I did on Thursday with Randy Mayeux at the High Noon Club of Dallas. The topic was “Did You Hear What You Thought You Heard? Making Sense Out of What Candidates Say and Mean in Political Campaigns.” In the photo below,… Read More Watch a Podcast of Our Program on Campaign Communication
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