Contact: Sherry Herwig, Outreach Specialist
Wisconsin School of Business Family Business Center
Phone: 608-441-7347
http://www.fbc.wisc.edu
sherwig@bus.wisc.edu
presented by Dr. Deb Houden, Wisconsin School of Business Family Business Center Director
We all make choices; we read, study, participate, and educate for the betterment of our company, our family, and ourselves. We are aware of the direct outcomes of the choices we make almost immediately. But what about the unintended consequences of those same choices?
There are always unintended consequences of our actions (or reactions).
What happens when we choose to communicate effectively? What happens when we choose to forgive? What happens when we choose to take time to work on the company instead of in the company? What happens when we choose to remember the past and act on it, instead of repeating the same mistakes we made, our parents made, our grandparents made? What happens when we start with ourselves?
This interactive session explores the unintended consequences of the choices we make, from communication to forgiveness to next generation education on our leadership, bottom line, and family relationships. When we start with ourselves, amazing things can happen.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
3 pm – 6 pm
Fluno Center Auditorium
601 University Ave.
Madison, WI 53715
Cost: Free for current UW Family Business Center Members and Sponsors and prospective members (family businesses) who have not previously attended a program. Past members or previous guests interested in attending, please contact Sherry Herwig for information on registering for this program.
Registration Deadline: May 13, 2013
Please direct all inquiries to:
Sherry Herwig, Outreach Specialist
Wisconsin School of Business Family Business Center
Phone: 608-441-7347
sherwig@bus.wisc.edu
The FBC is a not for profit, membership organization for family-owned businesses. Its mission is to provide family businesses with an opportunity to address their unique and critical issues through educational forums and discussions and to help them succeed and continue for future generations.
