March 15, 2015
Next Peer to Peer event in Oshawa
Following the launch of the new Landscape Ontario Peer to Peer Network at Congress, Tim Kearney and Jacki Hart are ready for the next event on Mar. 26 in Oshawa.
Says Hart, “The goal of the Peer to Peer Network is to ensure that our members realize that in business and in their career, they are not alone. They work side by side, moving forward together towards their own individual goals and aspirations.”
The focus of the Peer to Peer Network is to improve participants’ ability to finding qualified people, effects of poor financial controls, creating a positive company culture, creating leaders in your company and managing efficient systems.
Other issues include creating long-term viable business plans and consistent production rates year to year, crew to crew.
The Landscape Ontario Peer to Peer Network is communicating using LinkedIn. Go to linkedin.com and in the search box at the top of the page, type in: Landscape Ontario Peer to Peer Network. Make a request to join, if you are a member of LO, and a business owner or manager. Your request to join will be processed quickly, and you can then start to enjoy sharing and learning from your peers on these and other issues posted in the discussion.
Hart says, “There are two important criteria to join: You must participate and you have to agree to abide by our Pledge and Commitment.”
The next Peer to Peer Network live session will take place from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., at the Quality Hotel and Conference Centre, 1011 Bloor Street East, Durham South Room, in Oshawa. For more information, or to register, go to horttrades.com/peer-to-peer-session-oshawa.
Says Hart, “The goal of the Peer to Peer Network is to ensure that our members realize that in business and in their career, they are not alone. They work side by side, moving forward together towards their own individual goals and aspirations.”
The focus of the Peer to Peer Network is to improve participants’ ability to finding qualified people, effects of poor financial controls, creating a positive company culture, creating leaders in your company and managing efficient systems.
Other issues include creating long-term viable business plans and consistent production rates year to year, crew to crew.
The Landscape Ontario Peer to Peer Network is communicating using LinkedIn. Go to linkedin.com and in the search box at the top of the page, type in: Landscape Ontario Peer to Peer Network. Make a request to join, if you are a member of LO, and a business owner or manager. Your request to join will be processed quickly, and you can then start to enjoy sharing and learning from your peers on these and other issues posted in the discussion.
Hart says, “There are two important criteria to join: You must participate and you have to agree to abide by our Pledge and Commitment.”
The next Peer to Peer Network live session will take place from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., at the Quality Hotel and Conference Centre, 1011 Bloor Street East, Durham South Room, in Oshawa. For more information, or to register, go to horttrades.com/peer-to-peer-session-oshawa.