1)   Update:

Unfortunately, we have CANCELED our workshop that was scheduled for Saturday, November 13, 2010:

Former Dallas Cowboys Present:
"Strategies for a Winning Organization"
(In the Locker Room. . .Where Winning Begins)
and
"Purpose Driven Lives"

Brochure

Sponsored again by VerbaCom® Executive Development.

Strategies for a Winning Organization
(In the Locker Room. . .Where Winning Begins)

Running a successful organization is a serious game requiring the ability to lead the team members, as a cohesive unit, toward the organization's goal or mission. In this fun, sports-perspective workshop, participants will:

• Discover the nature of Teamwork and how Leadership affects the organization's direction.
• Examine the different roles, their functions, and how to use these elements within your organization to create a winning team.
• How to seek opportunities and resources to enhance the organization’s value.
• Learn strategies to help your organization score every time and produce a workable plan.

Purpose Driven Lives

George or “BIG G” proudly uses each of his experiences at both failing and succeeding as opportunities to motivate, teaching others what to do and what not to do, as well as how to use failures as second and sometimes third chances to reinvent themselves into living purpose driven lives. George specifically uses his various companies such as Six 9 / Seven 9 Holdings, LLC., The George Hegamin Foundation and Hegamin INC., to educate young men, single fathers and entrepreneurs alike. George has recently taken a very serious interest in helping the world with various causes such as global warming prevention as well as helping the “Go Green” efforts.

The Presenters:

Michael Kiselak, graduate of University of Maryland, played professional football for 11 years, including two years for the Dallas Cowboys (center). He also played for the Chiefs, Oilers, WLAF, CFL (Canada) & XFL. CFL Outstanding Lineman 1996 & 1997, and a member of winning Grey Cup team (Canadian Super Bowl). Perseverance and dedication are his hallmarks. He applies his extensive teambuilding knowledge and experience every day as an entrepreneur and motivational speaker while supporting organizations as a Board member of Kids Matter International, Inc. (kidsmatterinternational.org) and Board member of Pro Players Foundation (proplayersfoundation.com), both children's charity organizations, as well as on the Advisory Board for University of Dallas School of Business Sports and Entertainment MBA Program. He is also a member of NFL Alumni, NFLPA and All Pro Dad NFL Alumni (allprodad.com).

George Hegamin, (georgehegamin.com) North Carolina State University alumni, played professional NFL football for seven years, and within the first two with the Dallas Cowboys (five in total) was part of the win at Super Bowl XXX. He was also with the Philadelphia Eagles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Being an entrepreneur (interested in rejuvenating South Dallas with "South Side on Lamar" and "Go Green" efforts) and believer in strong mental discipline has allowed him to work through his own life challenges and be able to offer others ways of reinventing themselves into living "purpose driven" lives. He is a motivational speaker, mediator, varsity sports (basketball and football) supporter and philanthropist.

2) Upcoming Workshops in 2010

The November Event will be the last sessions for 2010!  Don't miss it!

"Every man is the architect of his own fortune."

- Sallust          

All HCDR events are open to the public.

Your organization's input and participation are, as always, highly encouraged and welcomed. Please call Sandy  Zucker at (VerbaCom®) 972-386-8372 or Tomas Soto (AT&T) 214-689-7688 to make suggestions, share resources, to volunteer or for more information.

Workshops Events Held 2008-2010:

July 24, 2010 - "Keys to Negotiating for Mutual Gain" - facilitator: Irene Zucker, VerbaCom. Participants enjoyed the program. Participants learned about the Negotiation Process and what can be done to arrive at livable solutions for all the parties of the Negotiation!   Sponsor:  VerbaCom® Executive Development

April 10, 2010 - "Developing & Keeping Your Personal Brand!" & "Social Media: The New Competitive Advantage!" - facilitators: Irene Zucker, VerbaCom & James Snider, Renegar Snider Consulting. Participants enjoyed the double program. Irene's workshop got them to hone their personal interactions to maintain a positive "brand", and James showed them how to announce that brand to the world through social media.  Sponsor:  AT&T HACEMOS

October 24, 2009 - "Keys to Negotiating for Mutual Gain" - facilitator: Irene Zucker, VerbaCom. The participants enjoyed the session and came away with useful tips on Negotiating that they will be able to apply both on and off the job.  Sponsor:  Raytheon HOLA - North Texas Chapters

November 8, 2008 - "Surviving These Tough Times" - facilitators: Julie Chance, Strategies-by-Design, Mina Mayorga, PHR, Irene Zucker, VerbaCom. Motivating Yourself and Others:  Setting the Stage for Success; Putting Your Best Forward Showcasing your Talent with Your Resume and while Interviewing; Dealing with Uncertainty  Sponsor:  SHPE-DFW & VerbaCom Executive Development

September 27, 2008 - "The Secret to Using "The Secret"" - facilitator: Janet White. Using the "Law of Attraction" to Get What You Want Janet White, Author Secrets of the Hidden Job Market: Change Your Thinking to Get the Job of Your Dreams. Sponsor:  AT&T HACEMOS & VerbaCom Executive Development

June 21, 2008 - "Techniques for Powerful Presentaions" - facilitator: Irene Zucker, VerbaCom. Participants learned how to increase their effectiveness with their new communication skills before an audience. They not only learned but had FUN in the process!. Sponsor:  Raytheon HOLA - McKinney Chapter (North Texas)

3) Bulletin Board/Announcements

Organization Announcements

Got announcements?  Place your information on upcoming events here. Call (972) 386 8372 to post your upcoming event or announcement

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