GEORGE MANNING
George Manning, Professor of Psychology and Business at Northern Kentucky University, is internationally known as a speaker, author of eleven books, and consultant to business, industry and government. His clients include AT&T, AMA, IBM, GE, Marriott, UAW, IRS, US Navy and the National Institutes of Health, among others. George's unique approach and magic for connecting with people includes a blend of humor, interesting facts, and practical applications. His warm, personal style has captivated audiences from coast to coast and from continent to continent. He was selected "Outstanding Professor" at Northern Kentucky University and has received the "Strongest Influence Award" given by the Northern Kentucky Alumni Association.
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Department of Psychology
Northern Kentucky University
Highland Heights, KY 41099
Department: (859) 572-5310
Office: (859) 572-5443
FAX: (859) 572-6085
Cell Phone: 207-664-9787
Seminars/Workshops
Building Community in the Workplace
By developing communications, teamwork, and a one-team attitude, leaders can create a high performance company. More than corporation, the word community describes the character of today's successful work environment. It implies purpose, spirit and human belonging. These are qualities that address basic needs of individuals and groups from the boardroom to the shop floor.Helping People Through Change
Business success requires dealing effectively with change. Organizational strategies and individual coping skills are needed to survive the rate and pace of change in today's business world. This program features the importance of attitude and the key characteristics of the hardy personality.
The Art of Caring Leadership
Although
management by objectives (MBO) is important, managing by values (MBV) is
essential for today's successful leader. At the heart of caring
leadership are basic honesty, mutual trust, respect for all people,
personal courage, and if all else fails, the caring confrontation.