Contact:
Carol Arend
Southeast MN SCORE Chapter 406
carolrick@charter.net
When
Wednesday April 16, 2014 at
5:30 PM to
Wednesday April 16, 2014 at
7:30 PM Add to Calendar
Where
Rochester Chamber of Commerce Boardroom 220 South Broadway, Suite 100
Rochester, MN 55902 
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Workshop - How to be a Team Player
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Join our next Business Roundtable
"How To Be A Team Player" A Thom Winninger Series
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Join us for an informal discussion with other local small business owners. The benefits are priceless!
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The Small Business Round Table will help you:
- Grow business network.
- Discuss topics that matter to you.
- Get feedback and helpful advice.
- Learn from the success of others.
- Connect with experts and entrepreneurs.
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Reserve your seat at the Business Roundtables today! Pre-registration is required because space is limited.
DATE: Wednesday, April 16, 2014
TIME: 5:30 to 7:30 pm
LOCATION: Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce, 220 South Broadway, Rochester
COST: $25
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A team player is one who commits to a shared purpose and set of values and who puts the team goals before personal goals in the workplace. When the team commitment is high, work groups are more productive, and each team member enjoys a more satisfying work environment, along with personal and career growth.
Team players assess how they can contribute to teamwork. They participate in meetings, volunteer for special assignments, generate new ideas, work on improving their skills, and generally add value to their team. Team players analyze where they can make a positive contribution to the team. Team players seek a high level of cooperation.
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Roundtable Facilitators
Doug Schommer
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Doug Schommer is a SCORE mentor and has over 40 years in Marketing and Sales experience. He is currently serving as a Business Developer for Ability Building Center helping locate employment opportunities for people with disabilities located in the Rochester area.
Doug has served on the board of directors for the Cronin Home, a nonprofit facility for chronic chemical dependent adults since 1999 and currently serves as the Board President. During this time, Doug has spoken to many civic, business and church groups as well as worked with the Dare Program in Winona County.
Patrick Stallman After 36 years in banking, most recently Vice President of Olmsted National Bank and Home Federal Savings Bank in Rochester MN, Stallman is now retired and gives his time to small businesses as a SCORE Mentor. Prior to working at those banks, Stallman was Business Development Director of the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation. From 1988 to December 2000 Stallman was CEO of Pioneer Bank in St. James, Mapleton and Elmore MN and, with his wife, owned a retail specialty toy store in Rochester from 1998 to 2003.
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