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Come along to "Team Building" seminar being organised by Career Development Group (London and South East Divisions)

When? Wednesday 10th November
        6pm to 8pm

Where? School of Advanced Study (SAS), Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU
        (Nearest Tube: Tottenham Court Road, Goodge Street, or Russell Square. Map available on request.)
        Access code: W - Venue with un-stepped access via main or side door, wheelchair spaces and adapted toilet. Lifts to all floors.

Background about the seminar?
What makes an effective team and what are the characteristics of high performing teams? Also, how do teams develop and what makes an effective team leader?

This seminar aims to provide a thoughtful insight into team building and includes self-assessment tools and group work.

Who will benefit from this seminar?

• Anyone currently serving as a team member who wants to learn more about team dynamics
• Anyone aspiring or preparing to become a leader of a small, successful team
• Anyone currently leading a small team who wants learn more about how teams work and how their performance can be improved

What will you learn?

• Awareness of what constitutes a high performing team
• Understand the stages of team development
• Discover the development stage of your own team
• Identify your own natural team leadership style
• Awareness of the need to adopt different team leadership styles for the different stages of your team's development

What are the potential benefits?

• Your ability to lead a team thoughtfully and deliver results
• Increased performance and efficiency of your team
• Enhanced morale, trust and support within your tea

Speaker: John Miller, Assistant Librarian, Ministry of Defence

The seminar is being held as part of CDG's annual Management Seminar Series 2004/5

Other seminars in the series are:

• "Impressions Management" with Kathy Ennis (Senior Advisor, Dept of Knowledge and Information, CILIP) on Wednesday 8th December 2004 (6 - 8pm)
• "Mentoring - Dial 'M' for 'Mentor'" with Antony Brewerton (Subject Team Librarian, Oxford Brookes University) on Monday 31st January 2005 (6 - 8pm)

Booking information: The cost (including VAT) of each seminar is just £15 for members of the Career Development Group (or £30 pounds to attend all three); £20 for non-members (or £45 to attend all three); and £10 for students and the unwaged (or £15 for all three). Details regarding financial assistance for childcare are available on request.

Further information:
VAT is included in the price of these seminars - a VAT receipt is available on request. Invoices can also be issued on request.

We regret that due to the high administrative cost involved, we are unable to give refunds for non-attendance.
To register your booking, please contact Edwina Wontner (full contact details below) by emailing [log in to unmask]  completing the attached booking form:

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For monitoring purposes please remember to state whether you are a member of the Career Development Group.

Cheques are to be made payable to - Career Development Group
The Career Development Group is a group of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals. Registered Charity: 313014

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For additional questions please email Edwina Wontner

Best wishes

Edwina Wontner
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