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McGuire Offers Leadership Seminar at Canadian Logistics Conference

Articles / dBNews Charlotte
Date: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 09:55:49

Gail McGuire, Vice-President of Professional Services for TrainingFolks (www.trainingfolks.com), was a featured speaker at the Canadian Courier & Logistics Association (CCLA) Annual Conference & Exposition, held September 28, 2006 at the Mississauga Convention Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, where she presented "Leadership Style & Achieving Bottom-Line Results.”

A creative trainer and consultant with more than 15 years of industry experience, McGuire partners with TrainingFolks' clients to build management and leadership development strategies and programs. Her real-world experiences in training, customer service, call centers and operations offer a unique and relevant perspective that helps her clients directly link training initiatives with positive business outcomes. Prior to joining TrainingFolks, McGuire led the Training & Development function for Canada’s largest courier company. She is an accomplished speaker and author, and is active in industry associations including the Conference Board of Canada, Federated Press, Schulich School of Business and Seneca College in Toronto.

The Canadian Courier & Logistics Association is a non-profit organization, whose mission is to represent and advance the interests of couriers and time sensitive logistics service providers operating in Canada. The CCLA undertakes advocacy, research and education on matters impacting our industry and its contribution to the global competitiveness of the Canadian economy. The 2006 Annual Conference & Exposition, themed “Supply Chain Convergence,” offered a series of professional seminars relevant to courier, messenger and logistics companies.

TrainingFolks specializes in designing and executing employee-based development systems. TrainingFolks is a performance consulting firm with offices in Charlotte, NC and Toronto, Canada that has worked with some of North America’s most successful organizations to help implement changes and to build higher-performing leaders and employees. Call 704-987-7761 or visit www.trainingfolks.com for more information.

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