Potential Squared Company News

The Gender Agenda - a networking breakfast, September 2009 [BY INVITATION ONLY] - London

Potential Squared continues its networking breakfasts in September, with senior executive representatives from the legal, financial, publishing and consultancy industries sharing learning, best practice and challenges facing women in business.

For more information, please contact Annalisa Hunter at annalisah@potential2.com.

 

Potential Squared wins "Outstanding Partnership" Award from Barclays Finance - December 2008

Potential Squared is proud to announce that it has been awarded an "Outstanding Partnership Award" from Barclays Finance for its ongoing successful relationship with the bank.  In addition, Potential Squared consultant Paul Whitman was shortlisted by his delegates for the "Best Trainer" category.  Group Managing Director at Potential Squared, Colin Hunter, commented:  "This is a huge testament to the great results that Potential Squared achieves when working in genuine partnership with its clients."

For more information, please contact Annalisa Hunter at annalisah@potential2.com.

Setting Organisations up for Success in Management Development

Who are we?

Potential Squared are a consulting, training and development company specialising in driving increased business performance through the assessment and development of commercial behaviour.

What do we do? 

We have three key product areas: 

How do we deliver? 

Our products are delivered through four approaches:

What makes us different? 

We differentiate ourselves on our ability to combine increased emotional engagement from individuals with a clear commercial application on return to work.  We call this 'commercial emotional engagement'.

All of our solutions are based on the robust methodology of Effective Execution, using the three pillars of Linkage, Language and Loyalty to drive organisational change.

Financial Times Market News: Your source for business news

Overview: US jobs data sideline risky investments
Investors recoiled from more daring assets after a sharp drop in US employment set back hopes for a quick revival of the world's largest economy

Technical glitch hits NYSE
US traders hoping for a quick getaway ahead of the Independence Day weekend had to delay travel plans after a system problem stalled trading at the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street slides on jobs report
US stocks took a pounding, with the benchmark S&P 500 index turning negative for the year as investors reacted to data showing many more people lost their jobs in June than expected

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