Building a Winning Team

A Professional Seminar to Help Your Business Succeed

You will learn the DYNAMICS of team building and develop the SKILLS needed to build and sustain a team in YOUR business in this focused seminar offered FREE to business owners and key personnel.

During this two-hour interactive presentation you will discover:

What is team type behavior and why is it crucial to business success
Concrete steps to create an environment (culture) that positively encourages teamwork
How to create workplace arrangements (structure) that positively encourages teamwork
Develop YOUR OWN personal skills to keep a team motivated

"Building a Winning Team" is a focused presentation developed by RAN ONE, the premiere international association of professional business growth specialists. The program helps you with both the theoretical and practical aspects of team building in YOUR business.

Myth: You will create an effective team culture by having a team retreat for a couple of days each year

Fact: Creating an effective team culture is something you must work at every single day

In just two hours you learn facts to help your business grow and become more profitable.

To register, please fill out the on-line form below, send us e-mail , or phone us at (415) 433-4500.

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About the Facilitators

Seminar facilitators Charles R Sterck, CPA, and Geoffrey P. Kulik, CPA are partners in the independent public accounting firm of Sterck Kulik O’Neill. They have conducted successful business roundtables for more than a decade. Their biographies and credentials are available on our web site.

Sterck Kulik O’Neill business strategies has helped people learn how to manage their work, be more productive, leverage resources, create systems and tools to enhance their business and lives.

We look forward to helping you build a winning team!

Sterck Kulik O'Neill Business Growth Strategies
Certified Public Accountants
Charles Sterck and Geoffrey Kulik