How to Get to the Bottom Line Through Your Employees
A Members' Only Event
Presented by: Ed Krow, SPHR, CCP, CHCM
Senior Human Resources Consultant, Parente HR Services
Strategic success depends on creating a “Line of Sight” - aligning employees’ everyday activities with the strategic objectives of your organization. This interactive session will explore how to focus employees' efforts on the things that really matter - bottom line results!
Attendees will:
Identify key behaviors of all levels of employees and the link between those behaviors and the company's bottom line.
Learn how to create a line of sight in their employees that will motivate them to achieve results.
Determine the types of variable pay that can be used to motivate behaviors that will impact the company's bottom line results.
DATE: Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Location: Sheehy Farmer Campus Center, King’s College
The Family Business Forum at King's College recognizes the unique joys and challenges associated with operating and sustaining a successful family enterprise in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Family-owned businesses are fundamentally important to the U.S. and regional economy. In fact, 92% of all US businesses are family owned. However, the challenges can be overwhelming. Consider the following:
30% of all family owned businesses will survive into the second generation.
Only 12% will succeed to the third generation, with 3% continuing into the fourth generation and beyond.
81% of business owners want their business to stay in the family, yet 25% have not completed an estate plan and 20% are not confident of the next generation's commitment to the business.
The Mission of the FBF:
To provide a learning and networking forum for family businesses, program sponsors, and the students and faculty of King's College, which enhances the family business community in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
