Springfield Lunch N Learn

sponsored by

July 15

Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts Conference Center
275 South Limestone St., Springfield

11:15 a.m. - 1 p.m.

$25/WiBN Members and 
BBB Accredited Businesses and Charities 

$30/Others        

Community Spotlight:
Neighborhood Housing Project

Neighborhood Housing Partnership of Greater Springfield, Inc. (NHP) is a not-for-profit  organization created in response to deteriorating housing and neighborhood conditions in the city of Springfield, Ohio.  NHP is overseen by a diverse Board of Trustees comprised of neighborhood residents, business and government, minority and low-income representatives.  NHP primary activities include lending, education, foreclosure prevention, neighborhood revitalization, home repair, and affordable housing development.

So, you want other people to work well together?

Getting people to work well together is a challenge. No matter the role you play on a team, in an organization, or for a community, getting others to do what you want can feel like working with a bunch of chickens or cats. Try to get chickens to move calmly in a particular direction and they will scatter frantically before you (and behind), going every which way including up. Try to focus a cat on something uninteresting to it and you will be treated as beneath contempt. You may as well try to converse with a cabbage. Fortunately, getting people to work well together is a little easier then herding birds or focusing felines.
In this interactive presentation, you'll  learn ways you can get people
to work well together.

Speaker: Melissa Cutcher

Melissa has been with your Better Business Bureau since October 2006, held the position of Director of Business Development from July 2008 through June 2013 and is currently the VP of Business Relations.

Melissa has a bachelor’s degree in organization management and is currently enrolled in a Master’s degree program with a focus on organization leadership.  Melissa is active in the Miami Valley and is a contributing member to many groups and organizations in the area such as Women in Business Networking and Women’s Leadership Collaborative of Dayton.

Melissa has been in the Miami Valley since 1985. Her personal interests include connecting people, golf, reading books, spending time with her daughter, Ashley, husband Jeff, and dog, Brutus.

 

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Cancellation notice must be given three business days prior to an event. While we understand that plans and schedules change causing missed events, we are often held financially liable for the headcount we provide vendors and, as a nonprofit, cannot absorb these charges. Invoices will be sent to individuals who register but don't pre-pay and provide sufficient cancellation notice. Registrants who are not able to cancel three days prior to an event may send another individual from their company in their place. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation in this matter.

 

 

    

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