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Launching a New Approach to Organizational Advancement from Psychological Network!

Dr. Linda Sharpe-Taylor is pleased to announce a new innovative offering to business and organizations.

Appreciative Inquiry (AI) is a method used to address multiple needs of any type organization from a family owned small business, major corporation, for profit, not-for-profit, civil or military groups, and religious missions and societies. Appreciative means increasing value; inquiry is the process of seeking to understand. The AI method begins with identifying strengths, connecting with possibilities, and ends with a clear process of actions steps and plans to achieve agreed upon objectives. Increasing profitability, improving employee engagement, strategic planning, transition in leadership, executive coaching, and transformative change are just some of the uses of the AI method.

Appreciative Inquiry underpinnings begin where the famous quote from Peter Drucker started. As an innovative consultant to business and organizations, Mr. Drucker well understood that…”the task of leadership is to create an alignment of strengths making our weaknesses irrelevant.” The AI approach is a proven means to align organizational strengths that works and is sustainable.

So you may gain more information about AI and how your organization will benefit, contact Dr. Sharpe-Taylor at (636) 916-5800.

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