I am less judgmental, more patient and understanding and a better leader, husband, father, and friend. I am happier and healthier.
— KEN ABBOTT, CEO OF ABTECH MANUFACTURING

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Leadership Coaching for Londonderry, NH area NON-PROFITS AND BUSINESSES

We are helping leaders in Londonderry, NH improve their management style, become better at prioritizing, reduce stress and become more overall emotionally intelligent.

Jeff Saari, CEO of Workplace Culture Solutions and Visionary Coaching LLC, founded his company in 2007. His enthusiastic passion and life purpose is to support leadership and cultural excellence in businesses and organizations. He works with leaders to achieve a maximum level of emotional intelligence to share with their organizations. Jeff teaches communication and meeting facilitation skills, practices one-on-one and group coaching, and leads organizational retreats.

We work to improve your personal management skills on a long term basis!

We specialize in improving the following:

  • employee performance and commitment,

  • communication,

  • being on purpose,

  • collaboration,

  • role clarity,

  • getting the right things done,

  • self-mastery, and

  • dealing with fear and frustration.

My mission is to help create healthy leaders, healthy teams, and healthy businesses through coaching engagements.
— Jeff Saari, Leadership Coach
Jeff Saari, Leadership Coach

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Never lead a bad MEETING AGAIN, By jeff saari

If you are not leading the meeting but it is being run ineffectively, speak up. It can be a challenge and produce fear if the boss is leading the meeting, but as a participant there is a responsibility to speak up for the sake of the whole – or suffer through more bad meetings. I liken meeting facilitation to learning to ride a bike. At one point in our lives, a caregiver gave us the instruction and patience it took to learn to ride: pedal motion, steering, balance and braking. Unfortunately, this is not so with meeting facilitation skills, although it would have been great if we learned this art early on, it would have saved us a lot of wasted time

Some people do have a knack for people and group process, while others actually did learn this art early on, but for all the rest to whom meeting facilitation does not come naturally, there is hope, even a promise, that good meeting facilitation skills are learnable. But first, back to bad meetings. How you and I would define a bad meeting is probably similar: lack of interest, wasted time, boring, off-topic, negative behaviors (such as an overtalker or the side-converser), no clear purpose – and the list goes on. Conversely, a good meeting has a clear purpose and design, engenders appreciation and safety, has good ground rules and the right people involved, has an agenda and effective process, elicits equal participation, deals effectively with challenging behaviors and gets at desired outcomes. The costs of bad meetings to an organization are legion. Therefore it cannot be overstated that it behooves us to hold a rigor for creating high functioning meetings that get the most bang for the buck.

Now let’s delve into the skills needed to run an effective meeting. Most essential is attitude; attitude is everything. In my facilitation work I show up to a meeting with openness, gratitude and passion. I am excited about meetings. I love meetings because of the power they have to unleash the collective wisdom of the group and solve real organizational problems, as well as create high visions.

For more information check out Never lead a bad meeting again, By Jeff Saari.

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Learn more about Jeff Saari’s coaching techniques and how he helped Keene State College students with stress managment.

serving the Londonderry, NH area

In the vibrant business landscape of Londonderry, NH, success hinges upon accessing the right resources.

A plethora of opportunities abound for entrepreneurs aiming to thrive in this dynamic region. From securing sound financial backing to ensuring legal compliance and honing leadership skills, a comprehensive toolkit of resources is essential for navigating the competitive market. Business owners in Derry can leverage a range of financial services, legal expertise, and coaching resources to fortify their operations and drive sustainable growth.

Londonderry, New Hampshire, offers various resources to support local businesses, ranging from financial assistance to networking opportunities. Here are some key resources tailored for businesses in the area:

  1. Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce:

    • Offers networking opportunities, business development programs, and advocacy for local businesses. They provide events and workshops that help connect business owners and promote local enterprise growth.

  2. New Hampshire Small Business Development Center (NH SBDC):

    • Provides business advising, training, and resources to help small businesses in New Hampshire, including Londonderry, start and grow. They offer expertise in areas like business planning, financial analysis, and marketing.

  3. Economic Development Office of Londonderry:

    • Works to improve the economic well-being and quality of life in the town by creating and retaining jobs and supporting the growth of local businesses. They offer assistance with site selection, regulatory guidance, and other support services.

  4. SCORE Manchester:

    • Part of a national nonprofit association dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground, grow, and achieve their goals through education and mentorship. They offer free business mentoring and low-cost workshops.

  5. New Hampshire Division of Economic Development:

    • Provides resources, guidance, and grants to businesses throughout New Hampshire. They can assist with business relocation, expansion, and finding competitive advantages for businesses in Londonderry.

  6. Londonderry Commercial & Industrial Development Authority:

    • Aims to promote and develop commercial and industrial expansion within Londonderry. They can help facilitate business expansions and relocations by providing information on available commercial spaces and development incentives.

  7. Enterprise Bank:

    • Offers various business banking services, including loans, lines of credit, and other financial services crucial for business operations and growth in Londonderry.

  8. New Hampshire Job Training Fund:

    • Available to businesses that contribute to the Job Training Fund, offering grants to employers for training new workers or enhancing the skills of existing workers, which can be particularly useful for Londonderry businesses looking to expand or improve their workforce competencies.

By tapping into these resources, businesses in Londonderry, NH, can build a strong foundation, navigate regulatory complexities, and cultivate effective leadership practices essential for sustainable success in the local market.

 

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