Washington D.C., June 4, 2009: 8:00a.m.-Noon

Join Ken Blanchard, Betsy Myers, Scott Blanchard and Jim Atwood in a small group setting for an opportunity to learn how to communicate a vision and manage energy in a way that keeps people focused and productive. The result is a strong, aligned organization that can move quickly, boldly, and successfully through any situation.

In today's changing economic and political climate, government agencies are feeling the pressure to do more work with fewer people, in less time, in new ways, and with a reduced budget. In this half-day Government Roundtable hosted by The Ken Blanchard Companies you'll learn what leaders can do to keep their people focused, engaged, and productive.

To register or view the agenda, visit: www.kenblanchard.com/roundtable

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