Effective Virtual Conversations Community Call - 4 Ways to Move the Needle on Engagement

Twice a month this fall I am hosting a series of virtual calls to introduce my new book, Effective Virtual Conversations, and the concepts behind it. Whether you are leading webinars, conference calls, or virtual team meetings, there is always something new we can pick up! You can find my upcoming call schedule at our Community Calls page, I hope that you will join me live for one of them.

​My first call in August was entitled "4 Ways to Move the Needle on Engagement". Many virtual events suffer from what I call "Death by Conference Call". In this 30 minute call, I explore four different ways you can zip up your next virtual conversation. You can access the recording of the call at our Community Calls page. Which of these four engagement strategies will boost the learning and engagement for your groups.

​If you have ideas for topics you'd like covered in future calls or emails, please let me know by email.

​I've just held the 3rd community call on Selecting Your Virtual Platform - questions to consider, and will be hosting our next call on Monday September 11th. I hope that you will join me live for that call. You can download the upcoming calls list here.

Enjoy!

Jennifer

Jennifer Britton
Potentials Realized | EffectiveVirtualConversations
Team and Leadership Development | Coaching | Retreats.
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Phone: (416)996-8326

Do you have questions about virtual facilitation? Looking to book a some time with me. Check out current openings and a summer special where you can "pick my brain" for a 45 minute call. Click here to book.​

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From corporate boardrooms to South American jungles, Jennifer has spent the better part of the last 2.5 decades supporting teams and groups in having better conversations. Her newest book, Effective Virtual Conversations (forthcoming 2017), weaves together her experience as a former virtual team leader, and award-winning coach. Written for today's virtual professional and team leader in mind, Jennifer provides practical, actionable tips in a format she has become well known for.
Jennifer's first two books, Effective Group Coaching (Wiley, 2009) and From One to Many: Best Practices for Team and Group Coaching (Jossey-Bass, 2013), have become go-to resources for coach practitioners and those wanting to expand the coaching conversation to many.