Create a Culture Where Productivity Fuels Happiness

As a leader, time is your ultimate resource. Unfortunately, many leaders get stuck in a cycle of busy work and interruptions. They lack the capacity and strategies to finish their most important work each day but find all of their time going to non-essential tasks. Sound familiar? Together, we can get your time back.

Are you looking for a different kind of leadership program? One that gives you the tools to work smarter? One that empowers you to drive productivity across your organization through actionable time management strategies? One that combines soft skills with software solutions to help you build a culture where productivity fuels happiness?

In this session, you’ll learn how to create a culture that eliminates unnecessary interruptions, emails, and non-essential work. You’ll discover how to get your team focused on their most important priorities and stop the highly reactionary behavior that has become the norm in business today.

Session Format: A 3-hour, highly interactive workshop designed for leaders. Join us at 8:30am for a light breakfast before the workshop begins at 9am. 

What You'll Learn

Time management techniques that will help you and your team:

• Increase productivity & tackle your most important work every day
• Reduce stress levels and increase overall happiness

• How leveraging Microsoft 365 (a tool you likely already pay for!) can help you and your team stay organized and streamline collaboration
• How to define an effective business communication strategy to drive company-wide efficiencies

About the Presenter

Jan Lehman, CSP
Founder, CEO, and EOS Visionary | CTC Productivity

Jan is an executive coach, consultant, and international speaker. As a business owner and mother of three, she understands firsthand the importance of work-life balance and productivity.

Before founding CTC Productivity, Jan worked with Fortune 100 companies, including Kraft Foods in Stockholm, Sweden, and Accenture. Her consulting work included optimizing business processes for organizations such as the Securities and Exchange Commission, World Book Encyclopedia, and United Airlines.

Jan's passion for building efficient, engaged, and happier teams led her to establish CTC Productivity. She previously served on the board of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and was named a Women Who Lead Honoree by Minnesota Business Magazine.