How do you ensure that your most valued employees don't leave?

Salary can even be a de-motivator!

Our FORTUNE 500 clients in China have been discovering how attracting and retaining top talent involves much more than the salaries they can pay them.

Background:

China’s ever-expanding economy has presented high performers with unprecedented opportunities. In this “war for talent”, companies have been discovering what researchers have acknowledged for some time, that high-performers have deeper needs than their C&B packages. An estimated 60% of high-value staff might consider a move in this head-hunters’ paradise. So how do you hang-on to your best people? And if you can’t, how do you strive to meet the talent shortfall?

THE KEY -- we have found --lies in understanding and applying the “true motivators” which can help protect high-performers from external motivators such as the salary package. IWNC and JTB will share their complementary experiences at this jointly-designed workshop. JTB has developed its own MSQ motivation assessment tool, an 146-item questionnaire assessing performance across eleven motivational competencies. Understanding the mechanisms of motivation will help HR professionals develop supervisory and staff development programs that truly engage.

This seminar is designed to share these experiences and thereby reveal the role that motivation can play in attracting, developing and retaining your top performers in China.

WIIFM:

What's in it for you?

Agenda:

13:00	Opening Introduction JTB and IWNC Paradigm Shift Energizer
13:30	Sharing Our own experience of motivation in China.
14:30	What is Motivation? As a means of changing behavior. How does motivation quotient relate to performance. How to supervise your talent
16:00	MSQ (Motivation of Status Quo) Maslow hierarchy of needs What is the MSQ How does MSQ operate in the work place and MICE
17:00	HOW TO ENGAGE Case studies of engagement training Innovative organizations need ‘Motivation’ HBR report
18:00	Snack Party
19:30	Closing

Details:

Date:	November 19th (Friday), 2010
Time:	13:00 - 19:30 (Opens at 12:30)
Venue:	Beijing Landmark Hotel 北京亮马河饭店 Tel: 010-6590-6688
Language:	English (Chinese summaries available)
Registration Fee:	Free Invitation
Contact:	IWNC CHINA, Beijing office Sales & Marketing, Francis Jiang email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Tel: 010-8527-6136 Fax: 010-8527-6140 JTB新紀元国際旅行社法人営業部佐々木　弥生 (Yayoi Sasaki) e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Tel: 010-8571-8288 Fax: 010-8571-8377