In December, many of the nation’s top Multifamily Executives will be gathered together in Scottsdale, Arizona for the highly anticipated Multifamily Leadership Summit. Although we could easily list 100 reasons to attend, we’ll stick with the Top 10 here.
Scottsdale, Arizona, September 20, 2016 (Newswire.com) – The Multifamily Leadership Summit has announced the alpha list for the 2017 “Best Places to Work Multifamily” Program. List makers will find out how they rank at the upcoming leadership summit being held December 6-8, 2016 in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Multifamily Industry, serving apartments and their residents, contributes more than $3.5 billion to the economy everyday, supporting more than 12.3 million jobs. Not only do apartment homes drive jobs that strengthen local communities, individuals and families realize the value of renting as a smart choice in today’s economy.
Have you registered for the Multifamily Leadership Summit yet? If not, get your tickets fast before the rooms sell out! Time is drawing nearer for the Multifamily Leadership Summit….and hotel rooms are going fast.
Take a peek at our final list of speakers who will bring you high impact results. If you are part of a team, want to drive better results with your teams, learn how to build great teams, dissolve toxic teams and recognize that true success comes from your company’s ability to attract the best, this is for You!
Companies have been measuring resident satisfaction for years and the leading indicator for organizational success is the link between employee engagement and the resident experience. Employees are presented with hundreds of opportunities each day to be their best, but it’s the behavior that drives a successful organization, not satisfaction or size. You can be a large company with satisfied employees and not engaged or aligned with the company mission or values – this creates complacency and an unfavorable resident or customer experience.
To learn more about what best in class organizations are doing to improve employee engagement, register to attend the MultifamilyLeadership Summit
Leadership. A single word that carries many different beliefs. It’s intimidating for some and a journey for others. Another word that comes to mind is success. Next time you have a meeting, ask each person what success means to them. See how many different answers you receive. It’s no wonder companies zig zag on issues. A strong leader will define success and share the vision with a common goal, define roles and responsibilities, and communicate with the teams.
In baseball it goes like this. The common goal is winning the World Series. Each player clearly understands their role on the team. Pitchers don’t practice hitting, they practice pitching. Spring training is about getting the communication and chemistry right.
How many times have you hired someone because they seemed like the right person? They do well in some situations but they slip in situations they should otherwise succeed in. Now the Manager has to put things back together. We spend time recruiting, training, and re-training people over and over.
Does this happen often? Do you have people that have a tough time doing things on their own?
