Black Crystal Management Training and Workshops are conducted
through the COMET Group, a Contemporary
Organization Management and Employee Training.
Comet is committed to meeting and exceeding
the professional development needs of managers and support
staff through training workshops that are affordable, accessible,
and designed to meet the specific needs of individuals or
groups in any private and or public organizations. These
training workshops feature skills and tips to improve participant's
personal and professional abilities, earn respect, and get
ahead in today's world. Each workshop is designed based
on the current management practices in the public and private
sectors using comprehensive interdisciplinary learning approach.
The workshops will present, illustrate, and explain the
importance and practical application of each subject topic.
Training materials in the form of handouts and homework
exercises will be provided to participants.
Given the rapid and unpredictable changes in technology,
our workshops are very interactive in nature, and tend to
focus on current and future challenges faced by both employees
and the employers. Several sessions will deal with step-by
step role-playing of life events, re-enactment and simulations
of critical management policy decisions or incidents. Other
sessions will use small group discussions and lectures.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a clear
understanding and working perspectives for their role in
their respective organization.
Participants will have the opportunity to identify, discuss,
interact, debate and share experiences on key practical
issues of concern that will be discussed in class. Major
policy and/or management issues currently facing contemporary
organizations will be discussed. Participants will be able
to use what they learn in the training on the job, to enhance
their positions, improve their lives, or to implement changes
within their organization.
Because of the interactive nature of these workshops participants
are encouraged to attend the workshops in their entirety.
They will not only be challenged to demonstrate their understanding
of the course content through class exercises, but will
be required to give detailed analytical reports of the practical
application of what they have learned, at the end of each
workshop. We offer a variety of management training created
for the purpose of improving management skills, advancing
career growth, increasing productivity and reducing work
related stress.
Educating while increasing the overall efficiency and
effectiveness of work is our goal. Therefore, it is an honor
and a privilege for Comet to provide administrators,
managers, and support staff the essential management tools
needed to educate and expand their knowledge, increase productivity
and improve morale.
The following training and workshop is offered in Dallas,
Texas. However, arrangement can be made for off site workshop
and training at the convenience of our clients.
Areas of Management Workshop and
Training include but are not limited to
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1 |
Managing and Valuing Diversity |
2 |
Total Quality Management |
3 |
Ethics |
4 |
Anger Management |
5 |
Violence In The Workplace Prevention |
6 |
Domestic Violence Intervention and Prevention |
7 |
Managing Difficult Employees |
8 |
Sexual Harassment Prevention |
9 |
Team Building |
10 |
Mentoring |
11 |
Change Management |
12 |
Delivering Quality Customer Service |
13 |
EEOC, Quota and Affirmative Action: What The Law
Says |
14 |
Program Planning and Management |
15 |
Program Evaluation |
16 |
Communication Across Gender |
17 |
Interview Process and Procedures |
18 |
Knowing and Understanding Your Manager (Leadership
profile, styles and personalities) |
19 |
Leadership |
20 |
Organization Change and or Development |
21 |
Basic Organization Policy Analysis |
22 |
Strategic Thinking and Planning |
23 |
Facilitation Skills |
24 |
Human Resources Management and Development |
25 |
Time Management |
26 |
Confict Resolution |
27 |
How to Work with the Media |
Our most requested workshop is the
Managing and Valuing Diversity Training
Workshop
The purpose of a managing and valuing diversity training
workshop is to educate, coach, re-train, and increase our
sense of understanding about ourselves and other people
– especially people who are different from us due
to their color, age, nationality, ethnicity, gender, physical
abilities/qualities and sexual preferences or affectional
orientation. It is an opportunity for all humans to learn
how to understand one another.
This managing diversity workshop presents the cross-cultural
practices and other social minority group attributes that
could help an organization and all its employees achieve
greater efficiency, effectiveness, increased productivity,
improve quality of work life, and create a work place free
of discrimination.
While major sources of influence that directly or indirectly
affect business decisions include legal, fiscal, environmental,
human resources, service production/delivery, technology,
and organizational structure; valuing differences in the
context of proper cultural diversity management makes good
business sense. This workshop focuses upon an appropriate
contemporary management decision-making process, which rejects
discrimination based upon race, age, life style, gender,
culture and nationality.
This Workshop Teaches a Variety of Alternative
Methods for
• Identifying the ontogeny of
diversity crisis |
• Diagnosing many organizations diversity
problems |
• Developing current strategies and solutions
to the problems |
• Empowering employees and managers to deal
with diversity issues |
• Facilitating current organization structure
become more sensitive and responsive to diversity
issues |
• Implementing broad based culturally sensitivity
changes and programs without hurting the organization
bottom line |
• Developing, coordinating, implementing,
evaluating and managing meaningful sustainable diversity
changes effectively |
BENEFITS
Cultural diversity brings respect, unity and understanding
that foster loyalty, cooperation, tolerance, responsibility,
efficiency, trust and a sense of belonging to all members
within an organization. The fact still remains that; cultural
diversity in modern organization makes good business sense.
OBJECTIVES
Upon Completion of this
Workshop, Each Participant Should Understand:
• The differences
between the traditional assimilation-oriented organization
and the contemporary empowerment- oriented organization.
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• Why learning institutions
and corporations are organized as they are today. |
• How to explore core dimensions
of diversity -one's personal values, stereotypes,
prejudice, and understanding the competitive advantages
of a diverse contemporary workforce. |
• How to use the knowledge of
cultural differences as resources rather than as barriers. |
• The differences between Affirmative
Action, Equal Employment Opportunity, quota preferences,
managing diversity, and valuing differences. |
• How to improve communication
across cultures and genders and how to be more sensitive
to policy barriers (glass ceilings or plateaus) inhibiting
the progress of women and minorities in the work place.
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• How to motivate and encourage
employees to use information about their diverse cultures,
values and beliefs to improve the organization. |
• How to build a more inclusive
organizational culture that works for all employees.
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• How to develop strategies to
attract and retain the best employees. |
• How to apply the materials
covered in the reading, lectures, case studies and
simulations to actual organization problems. |
• How to conduct a �Cultural
Audit� and integrate diversity programs into an organization. |
DIVERSITY
We must, we can, and we should, as a people, celebrate
our differences instead of fighting over them. It is the
only way for all humans of different age, races, cultures,
customs, ethnicity, traditions, nationality, gender, religious
beliefs and sexual preferences to get along. Since we cannot
change our race or escape interacting with other people
with diverse race, color and or national origins, we must
learn to accept each other for whom and what we are.
Who Should Attend
• Executives & Corporate Officers |
• Students, Teachers & Administrative
Staff |
• Private & Public Managers |
• Public Officials and Support Staff |
• Production Line Managers or Supervisors |
• Training Supervisors |
• Secretaries, clerks and receptionists |
Service Fee for Workshop
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Individual Rate Including Materials.........$
175
Generous discount is available for groups. Please email
or call (972) 931-7258 for more information.
Instructional Designer
and Presenter
Dr. Jimmy Etti-Williams has a broad educational
background in public policy analysis, organization development
and human resource management with extensive professional
experience in program planning and evaluation, and economic
development. He has conducted workshops for many public
and private organizations on various topics relating to
Personnel Management Training (Total Quality Management,
Cultural Diversity, Motivation, Performance Appraisal, Sexual
Harassment, and Corrective Discipline), Regulation, Program
Planning Evaluation and Organization Development & Transformation.
Dr. Etti-Williams received a doctorate in Public Administration
(with a major in Public Policy and a minor in Organization
Management), a Master of Human Relations (with emphases
in Organization Development and Personnel Administration),
a Master of Public Administration (with emphases in Public
Policy and Program Evaluation), and a Bachelor of Science
in Geology, all from the University of Oklahoma. He also
holds a Master of Arts degree in Political Science (International
Relations) from Central State University, Edmond, Oklahoma.
Dr. Etti-Williams was an adjunct professor at various Universities
and Colleges. He has taught at the University of Texas in
Dallas, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Community College
and Rose State College in Oklahoma. He has published several
professional reports and articles. Dr. Etti-Williams is
not only an educator and a certified public administrator;
he is a Petroleum Geologist and a consultant for Oil and
Gas companies in many countries including the United States
for many years. He was a Transportation Engineering Research
Project Manager with the Oklahoma Highway Department for
several years. The District Manager City of Dallas Planning and Development
Building and Fire Code Inspection. He was the owner and CEO of African American
Development Inc. and Obatala Enterprises in Oklahoma. Currently,
Dr. Etti-Williams is the president and Chief Executive Officer
of Black Crystal Enterprises Inc., and COMET
Group in Dallas, Texas.
COMET GROUP
P.O. BOX 794734
DALLAS, TEXAS 75379-4734
CONTACT US
COMET Group is a subsidiary
and a member of Black Crystal Enterprises Inc.
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