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Date: Thursday, February 22, 2007
Time: 8:00am to 9:30am
Place: Success Labs
Topic: Accountability & Follow Through
in Development Planning
Following a Breakfast Workshop sponsored by Success Lab’s on “Competency Based Development Plans” attendees unanimously agreed to form an ongoing user group to help each other with competency based issues. Companies in attendance included Albemarle, Community Coffee, Jacobs Engineering, Our Lady of the Lake, PCS Nitrogen, Woman’s Hospital, and LWCC.
If you have an interest in attending the upcoming meeting please contact Bill Phillips at bphillips@mysuccesslab.com
Success Labs recently completed a renovation to our training area. Updates include an expanded training area, new reception area, modular training tables, more comfortable chairs, new lighting and colors. The space was modified and updated to increase the comfort and enhance the learning experience of our clients.

Success Labs is growing. And, to meet that need we’ve increased our coaching team over the past two years. We now have a total of nine coaches. Some have been with Success Labs for more than ten years, while others are relatively new. Combined, our coaches have a total of 75 years of coaching experience. Each s certified by Lominger on their competency-based 360 assessment Voices©

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