Upcoming Events and Appearances: Trusted Advisor Associates
Join us at one or more upcoming Trusted Advisor Associates events. This Spring, we’ll be hosting and participating in events including Bethesda, MD; Fargo, ND and through globally accessed webinars.
Also, a word about the Trusted Advisor Mastery Program.
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Tues. Feb. 22nd Bethesda, MD Charles H. Green
Charlie will be the luncheon speaker, hosted by the Bethesda Chevy Chase Rotary; at the Kenwood Country Club, 12:15PM. He will be talking on the subject of “Trust and Influence in Customer Relationships.” There are 10 guest spots available. To get one, contact Michael Zhuang at [email protected].
Wed. Apr. 27th Fargo, ND Sandra Styer
Sandy Styer will be presenting “The Heart of Trust: Keys to Becoming a Trusted Advisor” at the Tristate Trust Conference of the North Dakota Bankers Association on April 27th.
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The first tranche of the Trusted Advisor Mastery Program is entering its final month. Members are taking stock. Last week we heard from an American lawyer operating in Brazil. Here’s what another participant has to say:
“The Trusted Advisor Mastery Program delivered professional and personal results beyond expectations. The first coaching call was worth the whole price of admission.” (Virginia Sambuco, Sr. Director Marketing Services, Enterprise Solutions, Harland Clarke, San Antonio TX)
Stewart Hirsch, head of Trust-based Coaching, will do a live walk-through of the program on February 23rd at 1PM US-EST. If you’d like an invitation please email us at: [email protected].
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FYI. To inquire about getting one of the guest slots on Feb. 22, I emailed Michael Zhuang at the email listed above but got an undeliverable return email message. Seems to be an invalid email address.
FYI. To inquire about getting one of the guest slots on Feb. 22, I emailed Michael Zhuang at the email listed above but got an undeliverable return email message. Seems to be an invalid email address.
Thanks Jan; email is now fixed within the original post.
Thanks Jan; email is now fixed within the original post.