I Can Fix That!

Presented by Elaine Allison
Free Seminar, Please RSVP

Monday, September 26, 2011 at 10:00 AM (Point Grey Campus)
Please register to ensure event is not cancelled

Program Summary
Imagine how your career could grow and your job could become easier and even more exciting if you could look at the daily problems you face as real challenges and be able to think, create and solve issues by using simple and time proven techniques.

You Will Learn
1) How to see issues as opportunities that can be solved, even when you think you can’t
2) How to resolve conflicts the moment they arise by using one simple practice
3) Remove negative imprinting, so you can see clearly and seek solutions
4) A quick method to get people moving towards your ideas and exploring further options, even if they are reluctant at first
5) A secret technique to use so you can handle issues with calm and ease, even when things don’t go as planned
6) Why men and women typically respond to stressors differently and how to celebrate and embrace these differences

Presenter Bio
Elaine Allison is an international speaker and author. She has enthralled audiences from coast to coast in both the United States and Canada with her lively presentations and affable style. Her unique blend of engaging people before, during and after her programs benefits clients by getting the right action and outcomes.

Elaine began honing her insights into the differences between how we work, lead and succeed early in her career. She was one of Canada's first female prison guards in an all-male maximum security prison at the age of nineteen. Elaine had a crash course in understanding how we interact with each other and achieve, as her life virtually depended on it! She began to truly observe how we each dealt with conflict, leadership and power as we strive to make a difference in our work and personal lives.

Aside from her early career mentioned, Elaine has taught children with behavioral problems in a special education program; managed over 1400 unionized flight attendants handling issues at 35,000 ft. while in the airline industry; and successfully handled the day to day challenges of various large corporations as a manager and then as a senior executive. She learned how damaging some behaviors and choices can be.

She has developed training and keynotes for such industries as travel, trades, finance, insurance, military, corrections, police, retail, food services, media, technology, healthcare. Her messages are universal and are tailored to your needs.

Elaine's hands on experience, real life stories and illustrations of what we encounter daily, help audiences consider all their options and apply immediate solutions.

Who Should Attend
All AAPS members.

Program Information
Monday, September 26, 2011
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Point Grey Campus
Student Union Building
6138 Student Union Boulevard [view location map]
Party Room

To Register
1. Please login and register using the Professional Development Registration System*
3. Check your mailbox for confirmation

*Instructions to use the PD Registration system are available in the FAQ section of the PD website.