Trust is not a “soft skill.” It is a hard business reality, and a requirement for organizations and individuals that need to forge meaningful relationships with their colleagues, constituents and communities. Trust is more than building transparency and embracing “corporate social responsibility.” It is the new mandate for doing business.
“The ability to establish, grow, extend, and restore trust with all stakeholders—customers, suppliers, investors and employees—is the critical leadership competency in the new global economy.”
-Stephen M. R. Covey,
The Speed of Trust
 
In this presentation based on the book The Speed of Trust by Stephen M. R. Covey, participants will:
Identify the competitive advantage that trust offers organizations and individuals

• Review the 13 behaviors for increasing trust
• Discuss counterfeit behaviors
• Learn ways to establish, grow, extend and restore trust

 
About the Leader:
 
Dan Gregory, owner of Always Best Care Senior Services, uses these basic principles every day with clients, referral sources and colleagues.  Mr. Gregory has been an entrepreneur since leaving the telecom industry in 1999.  He co-founded one of the leading experiential learning companies, Blueline Simulations, where socratic dialog combined with traditional gaming elements created powerful learning experiences for organizations navigating change.
 
Dan sold his interest in the simulation company and, with his wife Stephanie, began developing ways to support seniors and their families.  The primary motivation being based on Stephanie’s grandmother’s struggle with dementia and the sacrifices her mother made to become the primary caregiver.

Presentation by C. Daniel Gregory, Certified Senior Advisor, Always Best Care Services Senior Services

Who can attend? Anyone can attend, and most subjects are good for any Durham or Triangle resident, businessperson or community member!  

 About Chamber U: Chamber U is a new, innovative initiative of the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce designed to address critical topics and to help prepare Chamber members to meet the ever-changing demands of the workplace.  These once-a-week educational opportunities provide members with valuable tools and information they can take back to their businesses and utilize to help them achieve the success they desire. The program provides individualized growth and development opportunities for entry level to executive leadership covering the entire gamut from "nuts & bolts" to "visionary thinking."

When is Chamber U? Every Wednesday at the Chamber from 8:30-9:30 a.m. at the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce office.

Who can attend? Anyone can attend, and most subjects are good for any Durham or Triangle resident, businessperson or community member!