Part II – What To Do WHEN You Get That Coveted Senior
Last week one of our Regional Managers, Kim Grant promised an update on the liaison team at Dayton Children’s after they were invited to present their success story to the senior leadership team. The meeting went exceptionally well. Watch this week’s video (below) as Kim discusses three key strategies to their success as well as a few wins that couldn’t go unnoticed. All areas that may also speak to you and your program!
She’ll reference this same-day executive feedback following the presentation!
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