Learning Lab Workshops

Keys to Growing Client Relationships

Trust is the key to attracting and holding on to clients. This workshop focuses on how trust develops, what the steps are to grow it and how to avoid the pitfalls which can doom it.

This workshop is for seasoned professionals in law, accounting, insurance and wealth advising and management. It focuses on concerns many professionals share:  how to create one’s own brand and be the trusted professional clients are eager to work with.

  • Do you want to grow your practice and become a “client magnet”? 
  • Are you stalled in your client relationships?
  • Do you want to foster richer, long-lasting relationships?  
  • How do you deal with your clients’ resistance to change?

You Will Learn

·         The key elements to creating trust with clients

·         Why how you communicate can deepen trust

·         How to avoid “trust killers”

·         How and when to challenge the client’s perceptions

·         How to reframe the client’s “problem” to one focused on solutions

What You Will Bring Into Your Practice

  • How to create compelling conversations which help shift and expand the client relationship
  • A successful method for conducting these “turning point” conversations and making clients eager to work with you
  • To value and use the power of listening as a key ingredient to understanding and responding to clients’ needs.

  • A better understanding of why you are the key to growing your professional relationships

Total time: 2.0 hours.

Next Seminar: Thursday, October 7, 2010. Downtown Boston.

Fee: $75.

You may pay by credit card by clicking on the Pay Now  button below.

  

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                                Other Learning Lab Workshops        

“Difficult Conversations”, “My Client is Driving Me Crazy!” and  “Managing and Developing your Team.”

The Learning Lab is a focused approach to professional development. Busy professionals learn best when they actively engage in the process and apply what they learn to their work.