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The Colors of Accounting

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The colors used in the Accounting Comes Alive class make learning the basic principles of accounting AWESOME. It’s a very visual course that makes accounting a lot less scary! It’s accounting made simple. The class is presented in a manner that’s outside the normal accounting box. Feedback from participants has been very positive.

We know you too will enjoy the class, so we encourage you to register today and join in the fun. Here is your link to register. (JHU employees only. Sorry!)

http://lms14.learnshare.com/l.aspx?Z=z8i1IZSGIIDPnoFGYm%2bv4NnFzSkJWC6fGlguiNV7te4%3d&CID=89

 

Try a 30-Day Challenge!

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“The next 30 days are going to pass whether you like it or not,
so why not think about something you have always wanted
to try and give it a shot for the next 30 days?” — Matt Cutts

Have you ever wanted to do something (like ride your bike to work or watch less TV) but for one reason or another, you haven’t? In his three-minute TED Talk, Matt Cutts recommends that you try it for 30 days. He claims that this is just enough time to incorporate the new activity into your daily lifestyle. And he believes that you can do amazing things if you make the effort. Taking a 30-day challenge can make you feel energized, adventurous, and accomplished.

Watch his TED Talk to learn more!

TouchPoints: Creating Powerful Leadership Connections in the Smallest of Moments

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Please join us for the live event, “TouchPoints: Creating Powerful Leadership Connections in the Smallest of Moments.”

The information age has morphed into the “interruption” age. People are swamped with work and emails. And just when they hunker down to get something done, a colleague knocks on the door. Or the phone rings. People tend to push these interruptions aside to focus on the “real work.” But in his counterintuitive webcast, Doug Conant (the former CEO of the Campbell Soup Company) shows us how these brief interactions are the “real work” today and they will be even more so tomorrow. The secret lies in one simple, but powerful notion: The action is in the interaction.

The session will be facilitated by Louis Biggie from JHU’s Talent Management and Organization Development office. Before and after the webcast, Louis will lead a discussion that will help you apply Conant’s concepts to your own situation.

Location: East Baltimore Auditorium. 2024 E. Monument Street.  Suite 2-1002
Date:        September 25, 2014
Time:       11:30am – 2:00pm

Please bring a brown bag lunch to enjoy during the event. Registration is limited to 60 participants. Click this link to reserve your seat today.