Bootcamp: How To Hire & Lead Your Administrative Team
If you ever hope to have a business you can “lead from the beach” the first step to freedom is hiring the right leaders to run your day-to-day operations. In this workshop you will learn when is the best time to hire an Admin Assistant, a Scheduler, a Sales Associate, and an Office Manager. You will receive job descriptions, qualifications, and compensation metrics, as well as practical advice on how to scale the leadership team with revenue projections and your time-freedom objectives.
This event is free for members, please click the Member registration link below:
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Speakers
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Art LockeArt Locke is a Master Coach for Debbie Sardone Consulting and an award-winning business coach who is expert at enabling service-based businesses to deliver on the promise of their brand. He received his MBA from Cornell University after having spent seven years in the Congo with the Peace Corps and US AID. He brings the experience of his 30-year career in technology services to the residential cleaning community with specific training to build leadership, sales, accountability, and implementation skills, including Sales Success and DISC courses.
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Derek ChristianDerek Christian is a Master Coach for Debbie Sardone Consulting and trains and mentors advances owners of residential cleaning businesses. He is also an active business owner who has bought, turned around, and sold numerous companies of his own and has helped over 30 other cleaning business owners to buy and sell their companies. His latest enterprises are a Handyman franchise as well as Reliable Cleaning of Fort Collins both of which he acquired with the intention to turn them around and resell them. Derek is also co-founder and Editor in Chief of the online magazine and website, Cleaning Business Today and an investor in home cleaning companies that operate in St. Louis, Portland, and Atalanta. Prior to his career as a serial entrepreneur, Derek spent twelve years at P&G working on household cleaning products.
