AVI And Babcox Sponsor Free Management Webinar

AVI and Babcox are joining forces with Bob Cooper of Elite Worldwide to offer a webinar, "Creating Team Spirit in Your Auto Repair Shop!" which will cover employee management, and more specifically, internal communication and how to manage the relationships between advisors and technicians. Use the special coupon code to enroll in the $29.95 webinar at no charge!

AVI and Babcox are joining forces with Bob Cooper of Elite Worldwide to offer a webinar, “Creating Team Spirit in Your Auto Repair Shop!” which will cover employee management, and more specifically, internal communication and how to manage the relationships between advisors and technicians. Use the special coupon code to enroll in the $29.95 webinar at no charge!

Webinar: Creating Team Spirit in Your Auto Repair Shop!

When: Thursday, March 8, 2012, from 10:00 a.m. to 10:55 a.m. PST

Presenter: Bob Cooper, President, Elite Worldwide, Inc.

Coupon Code: BABCOX

 

If you want to create team spirit throughout your shop that will help you increase sales, productivity and profits, then this course is perfect for you. Through this information-rich webinar you’ll learn the easy-to-follow steps that will help you create the right environment, and will turn your employees into Superstars at the same time!

During this live webinar you’ll learn about the systems your shop needs to have in place, the most common management mistakes most shop owners make, and how to keep your crew motivated and producing at peak performance! Cooper will also show you just how easy it is to deal with the most difficult employees, in a surprisingly easy way. As an added bonus, he’s going to provide you with a course workbook and step-by-step action plan, and also share some of the pay program secrets that he’s used to grow some of the most successful shops in America!

Become on expert at:

• Motivating your employees in a cost-free way!

• Creating team spirit in your shop that drives up productivity & profits!

• Improving morale throughout your entire shop!

• Instituting pay programs that bring out the best in your people!

• Putting an end to employees coming in late!

• Dealing with the most challenging employees!

• Implementing Cooper’s easy-to-follow Action Plan to ensure your success!

For additional information and to enroll for the webinar, click HERE. Just enter the coupon code BABCOX on the webinar checkout page to attend this webinar at no charge!

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