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The Character Council...Focus on Business We invite you to become part of a vital club – the Business Alliance for Character. The first 100 companies to accept the invitation will constitute the Charter Membership of the Alliance. And after that, Charter Membership will be closed.
There’s a long list of benefits, which you’ll find on the flyer including a package of character building resources that will
benefit your business. Another benefit is knowing your membership will support character education in our schools. Helping businesses be more productive Area businesses have already experienced the benefits of focusing on character development, including improved employee relationships, morale and productivity. Good character not only benefits the individual employee, but also the employee's family and the business as a whole. Helping businesses and their employees gain a better understanding of how using character quality traits in their everyday lives will contribute to success both in everyday life and in business. Character is modeled by leadership. It's developed by recognizing and emphasizing the right attitudes, words and actions. It's built into a person's life by the moment-to-moment decisions he or she makes. It isn't fluff. The implementation of character requires understanding and willingness of employers to build a solid foundation. Part of the Character Council's plan is to provide resources to businesses that wish to instill or expand a character focus. The Character Council offers "Success through Integrity" seminars for individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations who desire to create a focus of good character and integrity. The seminars and workshops are most often delivered on-site and can be tailored to an organization's specific needs. Our speakers and facilitators are also available to present to community, business and school groups. The end result is a more successful working environment. For more information on the "Business of Character" process,
More on Success through Integrity Training and
Implementation
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