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Help your business thrive inspite of economic harshness-DTC

DTC, ' Don't Talk! Communicate!' is a seminar organized by Afconrecruit Limited targeted at business owners, MDs, GM, ED and members of Senior Management. Having been involved in several restructuring, recruitment and training exercises with organizations in Nigeria, Afconrecruit is confident through the support of its satisfied clientele that this Seminar will help companies survive and make profit in these harsh economic times.

Lined up for this event are 3 guest speakers who have never been heard before in the Nigerian public speaking space but making impact in the private sector; speakers who use communication as a major tool to achieve returns on investment;

Lola Adedeji(Tielle Global Enterprises) has been seen on social media; blog sites; had events attended by Celebrities and high profile individuals and publicized by OAPs. She has been responsible for bringing some known artists to the lime light. She has turned around many companies in the hospitality industry from bankrupt to 'the place to be.' Never been heard. At DTC, she communicates!

Obiora Mbaekwe(Fidelity Bank) a major stakeholder and contributor to the steady growth of Fidelity Bank. Have you ever heard Fidelity Bank in financial chaos?  Stealth and steady growth. This is the man behind the scenes in the Head office, holding and managing the communication investment of Fidelity. For the first time, At DTC, He communicates!

Deon Johanne Conrade(Pep Store) an international Senior Management Executive, coach and trainer of South African origin. He has successfully led 2 multi-million dollar businesses with global branches/ outlets. He is involved in several economic growth initiatives in Africa. He has worked in South Africa, Angola, Botswana and Nigeria. He has led staff of different culture, background and orientation. How does he get staff to deliver his returns. Move Power. For the first time in this kind of seminar in Nigeria, He communicates at DTC.

These speakers for the first time will communicate at the DON'T TALK! COMMUNICATE (DTC) Seminar/workshop on Saturday 16th July, 2016 at the prestigious Intercontinental Hotel, on Kofo Abayomi Street, Victoria Island, Lagos from 11am to 4pm.

ABOUT THE SEMINAR #DTC

The style of the seminar is unconventional. It focuses on communication and not talking in 7 relaxing yet impactful sessions.
SESSIONS BREAKDOWN

Communication and Bottom line
People and Communication:   You don't know how to talk to people!" What people? Older, Younger, Delusional, Proud, Weird, Wired, Illiterate, Emotional or abstract thinkers?
The effect of the Languages
      A. Body Language
      B. Foreign Accents
      C. Mother Tongue
      D. Broken English
      E. The Unspoken
Emotional Intelligence: I don't like my staff or my staff don't like me, but I need them. Help Me!
Emails don't communicate. 'I sent you a mail, so I thought you knew.'
Move Power "Get your Staff to get up and Go!"
Power of Listening: They say I talk too much but the reason I talk too much is because I am trying to make them understand. But it seems like the more I talk the less they hear.

WHY ATTEND DTC SEMINAR

To get tested information on business survival and growth with minimal cash investment from the seasoned guest speakers.
To sit with other CEO's, MDs and senior management staff to understand current issues and trends
To make sure your excellent strategy is not discounted by 'the Nigerian factor' in my company
To maximize the use of my communication tools and solutions
To fight against the meltdown tide
To enjoy a relaxed day at the prestigious intercontinental hotel
To network with others who have thought about 1 to 6 like me.
To Register

Email afconrecruit@gmail.com stating name, position, email and telephone number of attendees. Also indicate expected registration date.

Or Call Pedro: 08091470111,
Call Funmi: 08168985593
Or visit www.afconrecruitltd.com
www.facebook.com/afconrecruitltd
IG: @afconrecruitltd

Fee: N75000
Early bird: N60000
Group discounts apply*

Attending this seminar is an investment not an expense. See you there!

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