Building A High Performance Team
An In-Depth, Multi-Phase Team Development Initiative
With Judy Ringer and Ann Driscoll, Ed.D.
Sometimes conflict comes from the obvious places:

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Interpersonal dynamics
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Opposing views
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Divergent work and behavior styles
And sometimes the source of the problem is less obvious. Lack of clarity around purpose, goals, or processes may be preventing your team from performing to its potential.
If you’re running into the same roadblocks and aren’t even sure what the blocks are, it may be time to pause, assess, re-align, and re-charge.
Building A High Performance Team is grounded in the fundamental belief that teams do their best work when they have clear priorities and healthy relationships.
You begin with an initial assessment to determine the source of the conflict and begin to understand how to get unstuck. You’ll take a look at what’s working, what is not, where you are, and where you want to go. And you’ll leave with a Team Charter and Toolkit to get there.
Purpose:
To provide teams with theory, content, skills and practice to achieve high performance teamwork.
Objectives:
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Understand and utilize the GRPI Model for Team Effectiveness.
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Gain new clarity around team goals, values, and resources.
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Create efficient processes for accomplishing goals.
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Renew healthy interpersonal interaction.
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Maximize productivity and morale.
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Build team capacity and individual skills.
Program Elements May Include:
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Team assessment
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Behavior style inventory
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Skill building in conflict transformation and dialogue
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Interactive problem-solving and team building activities
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One-on-one coaching
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Small and large group discussion and reflection
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Coaching in “Meetings That Work”
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Team Charter
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Action Plan
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Team Toolkit for keeping on track
This is a customized team development program.
One size does not fit all. You can expect an interactive, action-oriented, and feedback-rich environment, supported by best practices in team development, and perfectly suited to:
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an intact team,
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looking for an in-depth training and development experience, and
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seeking the highest standards of personal and organizational performance.
Think of this program as a multi-day retreat or a series of one- or half-day modules offered over time. For a single-day training experience, read our description on: Team Building: Working Together Effectively.
Contact me today to begin the process.
Upcoming Public Workshops
Wed, May 30, 8:30am
Abromson Center, 88 Bedford Street, USM Portland, ME
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Sat, June 16, 9:00am
Southern New Hampshire University, Portsmouth, NH
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Wed, September 12, 9:00am
55 E. Monroe St., Suite 1450, Chicago, IL
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