Sadler to help PA cleaners expand
their capabilities
The Pennsylvania
and Delaware Cleaners Association has enlisted Fran Sadler to help drycleaners in
Pennsylvania turn more profits in their plants.
A second-generation drycleaner,
Sadler is a CED, CPD and an award-winning Dale Carnegie
graduate. She grew up in her family’s Maryland
multi-store business and owned and operated a drycleaning
operation in Massachusetts. After selling her plant, she became
an instructor for IFI.
As an independent consultant, she now
conducts seminars, does in-plant training and has trained plant
employees and guided owners and managers all over America.
She will conduct two sessions for PDCA
entitled “Make Money on Work You Turn Away Now.”
Her program will show cleaners how to accept work they
thought was too difficult or tricky and handle it properly,
leading to more plant profits.
The cost of each seminar is $35 per
member and $65 for non-members.
The first session is planned for
Wednesday, Sept. 14 at the Holiday Inn Select University Center
in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh. It will start at 7:30
p.m.
The other will be held at 8 p.m. on
Thursday, Sept. 15 at Leeds Restaurant, 750 Eisenhower Blvd. in
Harrisburg.
For more information, visit PDCA at
www.pdclean.org or call (215) 830-8495.
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Seminars aim to help solve poor behavior
A series of seminars on “Successful
Solutions for Unacceptable Employee Behavior,” will be
offered throughout Virginia, Maryland and Washington, DC.,
according to the MidAtlantic Association of Cleaners.
The seminars are designed to teach
effective management techniques that will result in positive
performance from employees. In addition to examining the
hallmarks and causes of bad attitudes, the seminars will focus
on how to manage conflicts and counsel for improved
performance, as well as the proper ways to discipline in order
to correct performance problems. Attendees will also learn how
to safely terminate employees when all other methods fail and
how to make sure such a termination won’t damage the
attitude and morale of the remaining employees.
Upcoming dates and venues for the seminar
in Maryland include: Aug. 17 at the Holiday Inn Ft. Detrick in
Frederick, 999 W. Patrick St.; Aug. 18 at the Holiday Inn in
Columbia, 7900 Washington Blvd.; Aug. 19 at the Radisson Hotel
Annapolis, 210 Holiday Court; and Aug. 26 at the Sheraton Hotel
North in Towson, 903 Delaney Valley Rd.
Three more are planned in Virginia:
Wingate Inn at 20 Sanford Dr. in Fredericksburg on Aug. 16;
Clarion Hotel James Madison at 345 Granby Street in Norfolk on
Aug. 22; and Holiday Inn Crossroads at 2000 Staples Mill Rd. in
Richmond on Aug. 23.
There is also one set at the Holiday Inn
Georgetown at 2101 Wisconsin Ave. NW in Washington, DC, on Aug.
25.
Each seminar will begin at 9 a.m. and run
until 4 p.m. The cost is $199 per person, or $189 per person in
groups of five or more.
For more information, contact the
customer service department of Fred Pryor Seminars at (800)
780-8476 or visit them online at www.pryor.com.
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