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LMILMI®® Canada Inc. Canada Inc.
Results You Can Measure
©Leadership Management©Leadership Management®® International 2009 International 2009
Performance Performance Improvement Improvement World-WideWorld-Wide
Founded in 1966 Founded in 1966 by Paul J. Meyer by Paul J. Meyer
Over 60 CountriesOver 60 Countries
22 Languages22 Languages
“If you do what you have always done, you will get what you have always gotten.”
P a u l J . M e y e r
Hundreds of ThousandsHundreds of Thousands of Satisfied Clients of Satisfied Clients
LMI Around LMI Around the Worldthe World
Identify Specific GoalsIdentify Specific Goals
Make In-House DecisionMake In-House Decision
Executive ShowcaseExecutive Showcase
Serves three purposesServes three purposes
Experience the ResultsExperience the Results
You can…You can…
LMI Clients Achieve ResultsLMI Clients Achieve Results
“Over the past 9 years, our sales have grown more than four fold and our profit has grown almost nine fold.”
Bob Peacock Almag Aluminum, Inc.Canada
Mogens Iversen BEC Bankernes Edb CentralDenmark
“We have almost doubled the staff from 300 to over 500 employees and revenues from 35 million to 75 million USD.”
Mr. Zhao HongAnShanghai Dental ProductsChina
“The company experienced a dramatic improvement in business volume in the last 12 months, from RMB77 million to RMB101 million. Profit jumped 31%.”
Ruth Coleman Health Design Plus U.S.A.
“As an Inc. 500 company, Health Design Plus experienced significant growth in its ten year history. LMI’s process provided what we needed to transition from a small entrepreneurial operation to an effective mid-size company.”
We get RESULTS in these areas:We get RESULTS in these areas:
Higher ProductivityHigher Productivity
Enhanced CommunicationsEnhanced Communications
Increased Focus on PrioritiesIncreased Focus on Priorities
Improved TeamworkImproved Teamwork-
Development of Key PersonnelDevelopment of Key Personnel
Dedicated to Dedicated to developing leaders developing leaders and organizations and organizations
to their full potential!to their full potential!
““Companies that Companies that manage people right manage people right
will outperform will outperform companies that don’t companies that don’t
by 30-40%.”by 30-40%.”Jeffery PfefferJeffery Pfeffer“The Human Equation”“The Human Equation”
““What resources What resources are available? are available?””
Seminars and lecturesSeminars and lectures
Books, magazines and newspapersBooks, magazines and newspapers
Night-school and University classesNight-school and University classes
ConsultantsConsultants
Web based courses and softwareWeb based courses and software
They are all good…They are all good…
……BUT they lack BUT they lack THREE THINGS!THREE THINGS!
Long-term behavior changeLong-term behavior change
Measurable business resultsMeasurable business results
Return on investmentReturn on investment
““How do you know if your How do you know if your development investment is working?”development investment is working?”
Measurement andEvaluation Methods
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behavior change, behavior change,
Less than 10% ofLess than 10% ofcompanies measure companies measure or evaluate:or evaluate:
business results, orbusiness results, or
return on investmentreturn on investment
A PROCESS FOR MEASURABLE
““We are committedWe are committed
to helping every to helping every
client achieveclient achieve
measurable resultsmeasurable results
toward their toward their
goalsgoals.”.”
CHANGECHANGE
EVALUATE PERFORMANCE
ST
EP
• Identify PerformanceIdentify Performance Issues Issues
EVALUATE PERFORMANCEEVALUATE PERFORMANCE
• Determine Current LevelDetermine Current Level of Performance of Performance
• Calculate Performance Calculate Performance Gap Gap
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1
PLAN ACTION
ST
EP • Develop a Dynamic PlanDevelop a Dynamic Plan
of Action of Action
PLAN ACTIONPLAN ACTION
• Identify Critical SuccessIdentify Critical Success Factors Factors
• Determine Method of Determine Method of Tracking Results Tracking Results
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2
CHANGE BEHAVIOR
ST
EP
• Implement Step-By-StepImplement Step-By-Step Change Change
CHANGE BEHAVIORCHANGE BEHAVIOR
• Integrate Behavior ChangesIntegrate Behavior Changes into Daily Productivity into Daily Productivity
3
• Measure Progress as itMeasure Progress as it Occurs Occurs
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MEASURE RESULTS
ST
EP • Measure Results Measure Results
Achieved Achieved
MEASURE RESULTSMEASURE RESULTS
• Identify Additional Identify Additional Areas for Continuing Areas for Continuing Improvement Improvement
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4
• Document Return Document Return on Investment on Investment
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