Strategic Support Services Case Study

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University of Virginia
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Strategic Support Services

Executive Coaching: One of the greatest fulfillment of a leader is to build other leaders and LTL implements this principle through several different means. We have completed Executive Coaching one on one based on the unique needs of the leader. We have provided them with materials that is written by us through teleseminars, in person meetings, and written communication via email. We have also conducted workshops to Executive Leaders at the Mckormick Center for Childcare Leadership at National Louise University “Connections Leadership Conference.” The participants was provided with information that would aid them in being a more effective leader and building a better connection

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