Showing posts with label webinars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label webinars. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Boost Your Bottom Line Webinar Series

Get a better handle on your bottom line profitability. Register today for a webinar series that I am co-presenting along with Dr. Paul Thomas (University of Georgia) in the latest installment in the Greenhouse Grower webinar series.

This 4-part series, Using Benchmarking To Track Your Recovery Performance, is designed to help you make more informed managerial decisions in the aftermath of an economic downturn that literally turned markets upside down. In this hypercompetitive market environment, the competitive advantages you enjoy today may vanish with breathtaking speed and frequency.

By learning how to use a benchmark analysis, growers are empowered to investigate and implement changes to their business with better understanding and documentation of the actual profits and benefits to be gained.

In this webinar, we will set the stage for the webinar series by demonstrating how to measure the profitability associated with various cultural and management practices you may be planning to put in place for the economic recovery.

Click here to go to the registration page.

After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

ANLA webinar now online

Click here to watch the recording of my latest webinar sponsored by ANLA. Here is the webinar description:

Got Recovery?

In the aftermath of arguably the worst downturn in recent economic history, the economic climate continues to feel sluggish. Though we are in the midst of what the media refers to as a “jobless recovery,” many green industry firms continue to struggle to survive. In this webinar, Dr. Charlie Hall will provide an overview of where do we stand in terms of today’s economy, how far down the path of recovery are we, what is the near-term economic outlook for 2010, and more importantly, what do we do NOW to position ourselves for spring and beyond?

 
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