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What’s Happening With ODS?

Bruce Hendrick • Nov 06, 2013

It’s been a busy couple of weeks!

Screen Shot 2013-10-22 at 8.11.40 AM Mid October, ODS was featured in “Newsmakers” section in the Daily Record Newspaper.

Building Trust Workshop

On October 24th and 25th, the flagship “Building Trust” workshop was held at the D+S Distribution Training Facility in Wooster. With 11 attendees ranging from the manufacturing, HR, accounting, marketing, finance and administration fields, it made for an interesting and exciting workshop. Companies participating included: Meaden & Moore , Glenmoor Country Club , CNC Global Body & Equipment , RBB Systems , D+S Distribution , SyncShow Interactive and NAMI of Wayne and Holmes Counties.

Most inspirational/favorite part of the day:

A role play where someone was able to hold their boss accountable in a very challenging situation!

Find out more about this course here.

Customized Workshops

Last Thursday, ODS traveled to work with the Glenmoor Country Club ‘s department heads at their annual professional development retreat in Canton, Ohio. This customized workshop was held in the living room of one of the department heads and had 16 people in attendance. This workshop focused on preparing the group to be collaborative, energetic and innovative in their afternoon session.

Favorite part of the day:

Hearing the group share with each other on “what I admire about you.”

Find out more about customized training here.

Want to get involved in the fun? Contact ODS today to set up a time to talk about our customized workshop options.

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