- Ignite Your Meeting
- The Law of Fun
2018 Conference Dates & Locations!
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Free CHART Webinars
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Wednesday, October 11, 2017
1:00 PM EST
Lessons in Leadership After the Storm
Kathleen Wood, Kathleen Wood Partners & Suzy's Swirl
Wednesday, December 6, 2017 (note date moved to 1st Wednesday)
1:00 PM EST
Using Incentives to Reinforce Training!
TJ Schier, SMART Restaurant Group, Which Wich Franchisee
Wednesday, February 21, 2018
1:00 PM EST
Multiunit Leadership 2018: The 10 Best Practices of Above-Restaurant Leaders & Franchisees
Jim Sullivan, Sullivision
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Regional Training Forums
Learn and share locally with your hospitality peers at one of our FREE, HALF-DAY Regional Training Forums (RTFs). Fall RTF schedule now online.
October 3: SoCal, Los Angeles, CA
October 12: Seattle, WA
October 20: Nashville, TN
November 8: Boston, MA
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We interrupt your regular programming with insightful and sometimes amusing posts from your peers. Read and enjoy these recent posts to the CHART Member Blog Page!
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Ignite Your Meeting
by Chip Romp, Senior Director, Training and Instructor Quality, National Restaurant Association
We have all gotten those invitations – the ones
where your presentation is lost in a string of lengthy presentations in a death
by Powerpoint meeting. Let me introduce you to a disruptive new style of
presentation – Ignite Presentation! Watch my 5-minute video and learn how to
take 20 slides, for 15 seconds a piece, on auto advance for a powerful
presentation. In only five minutes folks, that is it. Think about the amazing
information you can have 10 presenters share in just one hour! View Video.
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The Law of Fun
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John Isbell, Speaker, Trainer, Consultant, John Isbell Training
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Do you realize how much pressure there is on the person who is writing the Law of Fun? You gotta bring your "A" Game if you are going to write about fun, but can we get real for a second? Training is not always fun. There it is. I said it. Most of the time in fact, training is a chore. It's often something you HAVE to do, not anything you WANT to do. If you have been reading this series, you know that the better and more compelling you make your training programs, the more people will have the desire to learn what you are teaching. Read more.
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