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Applying Eastern principles and other ways that business leaders can help employees reach their highest potential will be covered in a daylong conference at the College of St. Catherine. Topics include setting goals, learning creative strategies and building an executive tone and presence.
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Applying Eastern principles and other ways that business leaders can help employees reach their highest potential will be covered in a daylong conference at the College of St. Catherine. Topics include setting goals, learning creative strategies and building an executive tone and presence.
What: "Creating an Environment Where People Thrive"
Where: College of St. Catherine, 2004 Randolph Av., St. Paul
When: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday,
Jan. 26
Cost: $225
Information: www.stkate.edu/leadership; 651-690-6819.
Source: College of St. Catherine
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