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The PWR Agency launches Jumpstart June workshops | THE DAILY HERALD

June 11, 2018

The PWR Agency launches Jumpstart June workshops | THE DAILY HERALD
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Jumpstart June trainers: Dwayne Griffith, Ife Badejo, Kenty Lichtenberg and Melba Wescott.   COLE BAY--The Produce Wealth Revolution (PWR) Agency launched its first “Jumpstart June” series of workshops on June 10. The workshops are designed to give attendees tools that can be quickly implemented to propel progress for the wider community, in particular entrepreneurs and professionals. The first workshop, entitled “System Change Leadership,” was facilitated by Dwayne Griffith, a social entrepreneur and student. According to PWR, he is passionate about cross-cultural communication in a digital age and is creating a social venture that provides students with the skills to communicate across cultures effectively while helping them build up their digital intelligence (DQ). The “Mastering Social Media Basics” workshop on Wednesday, June 13, will focus on the key elements to build a thriving social media marketing campaign that gets results. Facilitated by social media marketer and blogger Kenty Lichtenberg of “Be Your Brand,” this workshop will give an overview of the dos and don’ts of social media and a glimpse of what the future of social media looks like. Lichtenberg will highlight how to maximise social media marketing to get the best results in your business and career. This workshop starts at 6:00pm. Melba Wescott, Chief Executive Officer of Affective Business Leadership Enhancement Management Services (ABLEMS), will provide the “how” to build and enhance customer experience in any organisation in the interactive workshop titled “Essentials of Customer Success” on June 17. She will share some best practices accumulated in her 25-plus year career as a leading administrator for some of the largest corporations on the island. This workshop is ideal for those who want to develop a unique customer success journey. Ife Badejo, Chief Experience Officer of The PWR Agency, will facilitate “Brand Like A BOSS: Canva 101” on June 20. Persons in this workshop are asked to walk with a smart device or their laptop to be able to maximise their experience. The workshops are leading up to The PWR Agency’s international event “360: Do Business in Paradise.” To register for the workshops, visit https://pwragency.landinglion.com/jumpstart-june or e-mail info@experiencepwr.com. The PWR office is located at 137 Union Road (above Subway). Workshops cost US $50 per person and PWR members receive a 20 per cent savings.


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