Buenos Aires, Management

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• Unique, innovative and dynamic event where
  pleasure activities are integrated and designed
  to lower stress with a strict academic
  background, having the participant as the Main
  Character of a Fascinating Meeting.
• BUENOS AIRES, MANAGEMENT TANGO
• Prizes your Effort and encourages your Development

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• To be held in Buenos Aires from 11 to 17
  September 2005
• At the Howard Johnson Da Vinci Hotel

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• INTEGRAL PROGRAM TO
  LOWER STRESS

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• 
  INTEGRAL PROGRAM TO LOWER STRESS
• Current life, and constant work stress face us to
  continuous pressures.
• We are physically and psychologically prepared to
  put up with tensious situations. When these
  situations appear our body is activated to answer
  effectively to them. The problem rises when
  these situations are constant and there is no
  time to recover energy to face the next one. At
  this moment when there is an accumulation of
  tension in excess Stress becomes something bad
  triggering all kind of illnesses and
  psychological changes that lead to a decrease of
  productivity and problems at all levels of
  peoples interaction. This is the reason why
  prevention is fundamental to avoid burnout.
• BUENOS AIRES, MANAGEMENT TANGO takes the
  participant to a place carefully designed to free
  him from accumulated tensions, putting him in a
  pleasant place with activities carefully thought
  so that in the proper way they allow moments of
  satisfaction and nice feelings that interact in a
  learning environment.

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• INTEGRAL PROGRAM TO LOWER STRESS
• BUENOS AIRES, MANAGEMENT TANGO, a Program that
  lowers the STRESS Executives, Small Company
  Owners and Professionals are under.
  
  This Program has been designed out of
  FOWSPA investigations, identifying social
  practices that allow freeing the accumulated
  tension that causes constant stress.
• This is the reason why the participants will go
  through a Physical Program focused on freeing
  tensions combining the practice of the cultural
  expression that most identifies us Tango as a
  dance.
• Dance has historically been in the different
  cultures a social activity that relaxes us and
  allows a new kind of communication.
  
• Tango takes up a fascinating place since through
  the dance, the music and the lyrics its practice
  connects people historic conscious and
  unconscious experiences.
  
• Tango attracts foreigners from all over and we
  all need to rediscover it, giving value to what
  was given to us through our parents and
  grandparents to take it back to our own history

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• Physical Activity Program to Lower Stress
• Coordinated by the teachers team of
• Asociación Cristiana de Jóvenes YMCA
• Healthy Backbone
• The muscular groups of our trunk are worked on in
  a localized way with the help of elements
  (weights, tensors, ankle-weights, etc.) and
  without them. These are non-impact exercises
  trying to counteract the effects of bad postures
  especially those caused by sedentary activities
  or by being on a seat for a long time. These
  exercises modify in the short-term pain
  manifestations and other posture affections.
• Water Gym
• Several muscular groups are worked on with the
  help in this case of water resistance to the
  movements. Elements can be used to make exercise
  more intense. This is a non-impact activity
  focused on tonifying muscles complemented with
  relax exercises.
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• Physical Activity Program to Lower Stress
• (Continue)
• Coordinated by the teachers team of
• Asociación Cristiana de Jóvenes YMCA
• Yoga
• This discipline aims at an integral improvement
  taking into account the reciprocal relationship
  between the body and the mind. The class includes
  physical, breathing and relaxing exercises.
• YMCA teachers follow the group from its arrival
  to its departure.
• The Association also provides changing-room
  service (towel, soap, and lockers).
• Note Its is necessary for the participants to
  wear proper clothes and equipment to practice
  water exercises.

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• ACTIVITY SCHEDULE

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• DAY I Hotel lodging as from 4pm, dinner
  included
• DAY II.
• 8.00 hs Hotel. Breakfast.
• 9.00 hs to 10.20 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Seminar,
  as described below
• 10.20 hs to 10.40 hs Coffee Break
• 10.40 hs to 11.50 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 12.00 hs to 13.00 hs Hotel Lunch
• 13.30 hs to 15.00 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 16.00 hs to 17.00 hs Body Activity program to
  lower Stress at the Asociación Cristiana de
  Jóvenes
• 18.00 hs to 20.00 hs Tango Classes at the
  Academia Nacional de Tango
• 21.00 hs Hotel Dinner
• 22.30 hs Café TORTONI Tango Show Champagne
  glass included

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• DAY III.
• 8.00 hs Hotel Breakfast
• 9.00 hs to 10.20 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Seminar,
  as described below
• 10.20 hs to 10.40 hs Coffee Break
• 10.40 hs to 11.50 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 12.00 hs to 13.00 hs Hotel Lunch
• 13.30 hs to 15.00 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 16.30 hs to 17.30 hs Body Activity program to
  lower Stress at the Asociación Cristiana de
  Jóvenes
• 18.30 hs to 20.30 hs Tango Classes at the
  Academia Nacional de Tango
• 21.15 hs Hotel Dinner

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• DAY IV.
• 8.00 hs Hotel Breakfast .
• 9.00 hs to 10.20 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Seminar,
  as described below
  
• 10.20 hs to 10.40 hs Coffee Break
• 10.40 hs to 11.50 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 12.00 hs to 13.00 hs Hotel Lunch
• 13.30 hs to 15.00 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 16.00 hs to 17.00 hs Body Activity program to
  lower Stress at the
  Asociación Cristiana de Jóvenes
• 18.00 hs to 20.00 hs Tango Classes at the
  Academia Nacional de Tango
• 21.30 hs Dinner with Show at the Esquina Homero
  Manzi

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• DAY V
• 8.00 hs Hotel. Breakfast
• 9.00 hs to 10.20 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 10.20 hs to 10.40 hs Coffee Break
• 10.40 hs to 11.50 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 12.00 hs to 13.00 hs Hotel Lunch
• 13.30 hs to 15.00 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 16.30 hs to 17.30 hs Body Activity program to
  lower Stress at the
  Asociación Cristiana de Jóvenes
• 18.30 hs to 20.30 hs Tango Classes at the
  Academia Nacional de Tango
• 21.15 hs Hotel Dinner

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• DAY VI.
• 8.00 hs Hotel Breakfast.
• 9.00 hs to 10.20 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 10.20 hs to 10.40 hs Coffee Break
• 10.40 hs to 11.50 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 12.00 hs to 13.00 hs Hotel Lunch
• 13.30 hs to 15.00 hs STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  Seminar, as described below
• 16.30 hs to 18.30 hs Body Activity program to
  lower Stress at the Asociación Cristiana de
  Jóvenes
• 21.00 hs Dinner ,Tango and Dance Show at
  Taconeando
• DAY VII
• 8.00 hs Hotel Breakfast, Certificates End of
  Program BUENOS AIRES, MANAGEMENT TANGO

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program Description

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• Seminario
• MANAGEMENT ESTRATÉGICO
• Introduction
• The key to success lies in the ability of going
  to a Common Aim, to Effort, to Perseverance, to
  Will, to Creativity, and Passion of the Human
  Capital, that makes up the Company Team.
• Comparing the Company to a Sports Team that needs
  to win every match to achieve a Championship, it
  is the best-trained and motivated groups that
  gain the glory. The companies need to win new
  markets, they play matches every day to position
  themselves as leaders. It is fundamental to have
  the tools that allow us to Encourage and Lead
  Human Energy, the key to the Enrichment of any
  Entrepreneurship.
• Our STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Seminar, provides a
  space of Active Learning, where participants can
  develop these skills to optimize their potential.

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Introduction (Continue)
• On the one hand one must feel meeting the
  Personal objectives depends on meeting the
  Organization Objectives. On the other, the
  Company must be worry that every human resource
  can develop their highest potential within the
  company and that they company allows for personal
  development.
• At the highest Management, there is agreement of
  these objectives. The problem starts when
  putting them into practice because red-tape,
  fight for power, communication difficulties
  prevent seeing the most sublime objective of all,
  that is, the whole Company being a Big Team, a
  Big Family that will be able to gain the most the
  more united it is.
• This is the spirit though our STRATEGIC
  MANAGEMENT Seminar that tries to encourage and
  develop an active training in putting it into
  practice.
• Each Topic allows us to trigger areas to focus
  the Personal and Group Energy and Productivity
  they lead developing skills that Build a Highly
  Productive Team. Teams identified with the
  company having a double commitment between the
  Company and the Group.

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Contents
• Module I Motivation Productivity
• Module II Leardership Coaching
• Module III Organization Conflict
• Module IV Communication Negotiation
• Module V Training
• Module VI Work Stress Burnout
• Module VII Emotional Intelligence
• Module VIII Highly Productive Teams

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Form Features
• Aimed at
• Executives
• Related Areas Professionals
• Way of Working
• Training through Experience to internalize the
  different designed activities, Tango Classes
  showing what has been learnt at La Milonga,
  Physical Activities, shows and group interaction.
  These are taken as daily work material during the
  Seminar so that concepts are not left abstract
  but lived and felt.
• Theoretical and Practical Modules.
• Personal follow-up of knowledge the acquisition.
• Certificates
• They are given to those Participants who passed
  the assignments
• Evaluation
• Assignments

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Coordination
• Lic. Silvia Lilian Spiegal
• Academic Director
• Lic. en Psicología
• Management Area Specialization
• Ex Profesor at the Universidad de
  Palermo
• Has been training 1300 professionals
  in
• Management for more than 8 years
• Many of them belonged to the following companies
  at the moment they were trained
• USA Embassy, FEMSA (Coca Cola), City Bank, Banco
  Ciudad, Banco Itau, Adecco, Pami, Falabella, La
  Campagnola, Autopistas del Sol, Garbarino, ABSA
  Aguas Bonaerenses, TBA (Trenes de Bs As),
  Weatherford, Siemens, Hutchinson Arg. SA, EASY,
  Cementos MINETTI, LUCCHETTI ARG SA, BAESA
  Embotelladora de Bs As, AMCA, MASTELLONE,
  Presidencia de la Nación, Correo Argentino, SPM
  Tim Galeno Life, Hospital de Clínicas, Siembra
  AFJP, OSDE, OSDE BINARIO, COMFER, AUSA,
  Cablevisión. BBV Banco Francés, Unifon, Jhonson
  Jhonson, Hendy, Clínica Cormillot, AMIA, Ona
  Saez, York Air Conditioning Refrigeration Inc.,
  Banco Credicoop, PIONEER NRC, Direct TV, Lucent
  Tecnologies Argentina SA, Laboratorio GRUNENTHAL
  ARG, Flechabus, Consejo Deliberante de la Plata,
  Credencial Arg. SA, Previnter AFJP, SKY TEL
  Telecomunicaciones Arg. SA, Banco Privado
  Nacional, Meridional Seguros, Starcom Arg. SRL,
  Exolgam Container Terminal SA, Instituto Natan
  Gesang, Gobierno de la Ciudad de Bs As, BANSUD,
  CSG ARG., MR PHARMA SA, Municipalidad de la
  Matanza, Movicom, Municipalidad de Campana, ING
  Insurance, Repsol YPF, Casa de Santa Cruz,
  Combustibles Arg. SA, Unisoft, Carda SA, Soleil
  Factory, Sanatorio Dupuytren, Colegio Santa
  Brígida, Telecom Personal, Anses, UTN Universidad
  Tecnológica Nacional, GIMOS, Telefónica, AMTA,
  Metropolitan Segurity Group, Best Consulting
  Group, Ejército Argentino, Personal del Estado
  Mayor, Obra Social Luis Pasteur, Hospital Pedro
  de Elizalde, FAECYS, Hospital Naval, Cuisine
  Vins

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program
• Module I Motivation Productivity
• Unit 1 Energy Motivation Reorientation.
• Human Productivity Motivation
  Formula
• Unit 2 Motivation, Satisfaction Productivity
• Articulation among Motivation,
  Atmosphere, Corporate Culture
• Productivity
• Unit 3 What do we get from the different
  Motivation theories,
• Needs Theory, Factors Theory,
  Expectations Theory,
• Equality Theory? How can I apply
  as a leader?
• Unit 4 Motivation and Incentives.
• Conditioning new behavior with
  positive and negative reinforcement.

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program
• Module II Leadership Coaching
• Unit 1 Every meeting with a pair (client,
  employee, supplier), implies an influence and
  leadership opportunity.
• Unit 2 Behavior Competencies Development
  related to every leader Listening. Empathy.
  Coherence between verbal and non-verbal
  communication Honest attitude to showing constant
  service. Positive attitude. Achievement
  orientation.
• Unit 3 Behavior and Situational Leadership.
  Different theories. APO in the planning and
  management control
• Unit 4 Coaching a leadership model aimed at
  getting daily results
• Unit 5 Articulation among Leadership, Culture
  and Organizational Atmosphere. Articulation
  between Leadership and Productivity.
• Unit 6 Case Analysis.

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program
• Module III Organizational Conflict
• Unit 1 Organizational Conflict Identification.
• The importance of forecasting
  Conflict focuses to work before they appear.
• Unit 2 Organizational Conflict Two levels of
  determinant variables
• Deep level and Behavioral level,
• With reference to Organizational
  Structure, group dynamics and individualities
• Unit 3 Interrelationship among Organizational
  Conflict, Culture, Atmosphere,
• Leadership and Productivity.
• Unit 4 the Organizational conflict as an
  opportunity to make changes with creativity and
  innovation, achieving a positioning in the
  market.
• Unit 5 Case analysis.

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program
• Module IV Communication and Negotiation
• Unit 1 The Cornerstone of Human Communication
  Listening. Listening Skills Development
• Unit 2 Communication as an art where messages
  are transmitted at different levels
  Conscious-Conventional and Symbolic-Unconscious.
  Meaning and Symbol.
• Unit 3 Negotiation
• Position and interest
• Negotiators dissociation skill
  development
• Neurolinguistic Programming
  Win-Win Model Development
• Objective-Establishing of the
  relationship- Common Frame Objections and
  Justifications Management -
• Proposition Agreement or
  Disagreement
• Unit 4 Articulation among Communication,
  Negotiation and Corporate Productivity.
• Ídem for Culture and
  Organizational Atmosphere

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program
• Module V Training
• Unit 1 Training importance for Company
  productivity.
• Training area to meet the Company
  Objectives.
• Unit 2 Training process. Problems and Needs.
• New behavior habits building.
• Activity and Creativity
• Unit 3 The leader as trainer. Rising questions
  value.
• Leaders behavior as the model to
  follow.
• Unit 4 Training and its interrelationship with
  Corporate Culture and atmosphere.
• Unit 5 Putting theory into practice.

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program
• Module VI Work Stress Burnout
• Unit 1 Stress process
• Stress causes due to job tasks
• Stress causes due to bad working
  conditions
• Unit 2 Stress Consequences, its influence on
  the Company productivity.
• Stress Consequences on the
  individual
• Burnout. Symptoms.
• Burnout Test
• Unit 3 How to control and lower work stress
• Changes in the Organizational
  Structure and Functions
• Group Techniques Cognitive and
  Behavioral Character

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Program
• Module VII Emotional Intelligence
• Unit 1 Emotional Intelligence, descriptive
  aspects.
• Emotion, Identification and
  Reorientation of Energy to
• An objective.
• Unit 2 Rationality and Emotion
• Providing a serviced implies
  creating different emotions in
• Our internal and external clients
• Positive Emotions.
• Unit 3 Negative Emotion.
• Acknowledgement and Orientation.
  Work based on the Organizational Conflict
• Module.
• Unit 4 Applying Emotional Intelligence to the
  Company, its relationship to Productivity, and
  influence on the Corporate Culture and
  Atmosphere.
• Unit 5 Putting theory into practice.

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• Seminar
• STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• Programa
• Module VIII Highly Productive Teams
• Unit 1 From being a group of people to being an
  identity group with implicit and explicit norms,
  task orientation
• Unit 2 Difference between group and team work
• Accepting differences, the
  advantage of discussing different viewpoints,
  generating a respectful atmosphere to the
  different opinions, generating group products
  where every participant does his part.
• Unit 3 Empowerment. Delegating efficiently.
• Team work and Creativity.
• APO Aim Management
• Team work and Productivity
• Unit 4 Putting theory into practice.

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• Rates

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• RATES
• Includes
• Lodging with breakfast for 6 nights at the OWARD
  JOHNSON DA VINCI HOTEL (4 stars) in Junior
  Suites.
• Attendance to the STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT SEMINAR as
  described in the attached program
• Body Program to reduce STRESS
• Eight-hour Training in Tango Classes at the
  Academia Nacional de Tango.
• Five lunches and Four dinners at the HOWARD
  JOHNSON DA VINCI HOTEL with Hotel established
  menu
• Diner and Tango Show at Esquina Homero Manzi
• Tango Show at the traditional Café Tortoni with a
  Champagne glass
• Milonga at Confitería La Ideal with Champagne
  glass
• Diner, Tango Show and Dance at Taconeando
• Not included
• Drinks and tips
• Transportation

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• Tarifas (continuación)
• SINGLE 900.-
• DOUBLE WITH 1 PAX ATTENDING THE SEMINAR
• SEMINAR PARTICIPANT 691.-
• ACCOMPANING PERSON WITH ALL
  ACTIVITIES INCLUDED
• EXEPT THE SEMINAR 407.-
• DOUBLE WITH TWO PAX ATTENDING THE SEMINAR
  691.- PER PAX
• TRIPLE WITH THREE PAX ATTENDING THE SEMINAR
  654.- PER PAX
• CHILDREN
• for people with 1 or 2 children accompaning and 2
  adults 159.- per child.
• Includes lodging sharing room with parents,
  breakfast, lunches and dinners at the Hotel
  following menue.
• Not IncludedAu-pair Service, drinks, show
  attendance and/or anti-stress activities and/or
  Seminar attendance.

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• Information and Enrollment
• YMCA TURISMO
• Corporate Department
• Reconquista 439 - Buenos Aires Argentina
• Tel-Fax [phone]
• grupo-eventos_at_ymca-turismo.com.ar