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Corporate Culture 2006 Conference: Sustaining Competitive Advantage Through a High Performance Culture

 

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Wednesday, December 6 and Thursday, December 7, 2006
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto

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“You can compete through innovation, customer service, time-to-market, quality, or even price. But without the right culture, you won’t compete at all.”

Culture has become a key focus for senior management in recent years, because of its recognition as a business performance issue. The challenge is to develop and execute a strategy that builds a strong, competitive, high performance culture. Culture is also becoming and essential talent attraction and retention tool, with more and more high achievers scrutinizing the culture of potential employers.

The Conference Board’s three previous culture conferences have demonstrated the competitive advantage of strong cultures, through the real-world experience of the innovators and their organizations. The 2006 event will continue this tradition with a broad range of Canada’s leading corporate culture experts and practitioners who have proven its business value in practice.

Benefit from the experience of innovative leaders who’ve broken new ground to build a superior culture and demonstrate its business value. Hear how they managed the skeptics, and established culture as a sustainable competitive advantage that’s measured and actively managed by their organizations.

What role do you play in building a strong culture?

Culture is too important an issue to be left to chance. Many forward thinking companies now have a top executive charged with stewardship of their culture, to ensure that all divisions and functions contribute to the development and management of culture.

Recognizing the importance of culture is the first step. The real challenge lies in how to move your culture to the next level – to enhance the employee experience, support your brand, and increase competitiveness.

Discuss your culture challenges with Canada’s corporate culture leaders.

Learn how other organizations have built and changed cultures. There is no “one-size fits all” solution, so you will benefit from the insights of a broad range of sectors and experts. Their experience can help you determine the tools and approach that will work for you and your organization.

Targeted, practical presentations by expert practitioners will demonstrate how you can:

  • Change your culture to increase your competitiveness

  • Make the business case for culture

  • Preserve an effective culture in the face of change

  • Benchmark your culture against your competition

  • Go beyond being a best employer to become a best performer

  • Nurture the positive aspects of your culture

  • Combine culture with other initiatives that drive performance

  • Understand the role of leadership in building culture

  • Use culture to attract and retain high achievers in a competitive market for talent

  • Build trust inside and outside the organization

  • Grow a culture that respects

Register now and Save!

Register today and save with our special early-bird savings.

Call 1-800-267-0666 and ask about our four-for-the-price-of-three Team Offer! There’s no better way to ensure key members of your talent management team hear the latest from the experts first-hand!

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