Women In Business Committee: 7 Biggest Mistakes Managers Make with Appreciation

The Women In Business committee is to serve as a voice for all women in business, acting as an advocate on issues that affect their professional growth and long term economic vitality.

Our speaker will be Monica Strobel, below is her bio;
Monica Strobel is the leading Appreciation Igniter and Stand-Out Success Coach who is changing lives worldwide. She’s a thought leader on the power of words of appreciation and the Extreme Encouragement Formula, to increase success in businesses, workplaces, careers and in our relationships.
Monica is the author of the book, The Compliment Quotient, and a warm, witty and wise speaker with many appearances on ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX TV, HuffPost Live, and other online and print media. 
The Appreciation Advantage
How to Ignite Your Extraordinary Work, Life and Legacy
In today's demanding times, we often get focused on what’s wrong or what’s next, and skip or misuse the powers of appreciation. And it’s costly! in erratic results, missed opportunities, burned-out folks who check out or leave. Yet these simple essentials are the proven keys to igniting those inner forces, such as enthusiasm, persistence, sense of connection and value, that drive happier, high-performing people, relationships, customers and especially, you.
Let’s bust the appreciation myths and mistakes blocking your success! Explore why top leaders to the latest brain and performance studies say it matters so deeply. Discover four secrets to fueling people who consistently give their best, loyal clients who sing your praises and rewarding relationships that last. Plus, use these simple tips to instantly boost your happiness and health and make that bigger positive impact, at work and in the world.
You’ll discover how to

•   Stop 6 of the biggest drains on your business, relationships & you
•   Activate the 3 inner forces key to passion, performance & loyalty
•   Receive praise or recognition with confidence and ease
•   Lead with Apprecitude^tm and what to avoid—in business & beyond