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OKC Chapter Presents: "Civility Lost?"
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Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:30 AM
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Civility Lost?
If the cornerstone of ethical behavior involves respecting others, then it could be that our society in general is slipping a bit. This program will offer some practical solutions for restoring best behavior in our workplace and culture.
The topic is recommended to any business leader who is at risk of being sued, human resources professionals, defense attorneys and CPA’s who work with clients on a regular basis.
Recommended for 1 CPE in Ethics
Sorry Works!
March 10 – 11:30 to 1:00
Petroleum Club – Downtown OKC
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Bad Manners =
Bad Business
Carey Sue Vega, an award-winning etiquette expert, is a director for the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Chapters of The National League of Junior Cotillions and The International League of Corporate Cotillions will discuss the importance of etiquette in demonstrating respect for others.
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Just say you’re sorry…..
Lawsuits have been initiated simply because leaders simply fail to offer an apology – even when it is clearly the right thing to do.
Our speaker will demonstrate how that lack
of civility has severely cost business.
After losing his brother to medical errors, disclosure training consultant Doug Wojcieszak’s family successfully sued
the hospital and doctors. Around the same time that his brother’s case was concluding, Mr. Wojcieszak became the Executive Director of Illinois Lawsuit Abuse Watch. These unique
experiences prompted him to research and develop Sorry Works! – a coalition dedicated to promoting apologies for full-disclosure methods as middle ground solution to rising medical malpractice suits. As founder of Sorry Works!, Mr. Wojcieszak has watched the organization grow to over 3800 members nationwide and the website has received over 4 million hits. In partnership with Stevens & Lee legal and risk management firm, Sorry Works! Has become the nation’s leading disclosure training organization. The group has been featured in Time Magazine, National Review, National Law Journal and the American Medical Association News.
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