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Peer to Peer Coaching for Owners, Executives and Business Leaders

Thursday, October 1, 2009 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (ET)

Essex, VT

Peer to Peer Coaching for Owners, Executives and Business...

Ticket Information

Ticket Type Sales End Price Fee Quantity
VFBI members Ended $0.00 $0.00
VFBI guests Ended $299.00 $8.46
Vermont Training Grant Ended $149.00 $4.71

Event Details

We all recognize that good coaching is an integral part of a winning and productive team - in business this translates directly to improving the bottom line in a way that builds strong partnerships and a culture of support and opportunity. If you believe in the adage that "people are the real source of competitive advantage," then learning how and when to coach your people is one investment with long-term payback that you can't afford not to make. Within a peer group or organizational context, coaching is a critical element to develop trust and enhance the group relationship.

In this program, you will learn what coaches do (coaching skills), how to produce results through coaching (coaching patterns) and intentionally design patterns and environments that positively affect peer group performance (life patterns), including:

  • Gap Assessment
  • Rudimentary understanding of the 4 areas of Emotional Intelligence
  • Rudimentary understanding of cross-generational communications styles
  • Introduction to coaching skills
  • Skill building in listening, questioning, trust-building and coaching presence
  • Tools for better collaboration including leadership and cross-generational communications

When & Where



The Essex
70 Essex Way
Essex, VT 05452

Thursday, October 1, 2009 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (ET)


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Vermont Family Business Initiative



The Vermont Family Business Initiative is dedicated to supporting and strengthening the network of businesses that are family and privately owned. The VFBI serves family business owners, next generation leaders and key employees through a series of family business forums, management development seminars and affinity groups with peers in other successful family firms.