SOREDI Announces Tools for Conscious Leadership

SOBIG, SOREDI, Rogue Community College, and OMEP are partnering to provide you a valuable leadership training course

SOREDI and the Southern Oregon Business Innovators Group (SOBIG) are pleased to announce a new 4-session training: Tools for Conscious Leadership: proven strategies for improving performance. The class will be led by: Tim Root and Kleve Kee, Senior Consultants for Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership, “OMEP”.

This training course will help equip leaders in companies with tools to build effective relationships within a consistent, predictable daily management system that drives and sustains performance improvement. The class includes:

• 4 three-hour training sessions.
• Class limit of 25.
• Continuing Education Credits are available upon request.
• Upon completion of the program, participants will receive a Certificate of Participation.

WHEN: Feb 16th, Feb 23rd, Mar 8th, Mar 22nd 9:00 am-Noon

WHERE: RCC-White City Campus, Room 184, 7800 Pacific Avenue, White City, OR (park in back parking lot)

REGISTRATION: www.soredi.org/events or visit SOREDI business office – M-F 8-5 100 E. Main Street, Suite A Medford, OR

COST: $200 for SOBIG members $250 for non-SOBIG members

About SOBIG: The SOBIG Mission is: To help business prosper in Southern Oregon through mentorship and collaboration, continuous improvement principles, an improved business climate, and community prosperity as a whole. The chair is Norm Kester, Quantum Innovations; Co-chair: Scott Shumway, Cropper Medical

“We are bringing together Southern Oregon companies from all sectors and types to make our businesses better, to make our people better and ultimately to make Southern Oregon a better place to work and live.  We collectively want to make something bigger than ourselves happen in Southern Oregon. We are on our way to doing just that with SOBIG.” – Norm Kester, Quantum Innovations and SOBIG Chair

About SOREDI: SOREDI is a private, membership-based, non-profit organization, governed by a board of directors. Its staff is charged with local business expansion and new business recruitment efforts, financial assistance to start-up companies through its business loan fund, and management of Enterprise Zones in Jackson and Josephine Counties. The agency was formed as a regional economic development agency in 1987. Learn more at https://soredi.org.

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