Introduction to Understanding and Managing Team Productivity

Unlock Team Productivity in your Greenlife Business! 

Is your team working hard but not getting the results you expect?
Do inefficiencies and wasted time impact your profitability?

Managing a business is tough, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. This webinar will introduce practical Lean management strategies tailored to the horticulture and agriculture industries— helping you create a more productive, engaged, and efficient team.

What You’ll Gain from This Webinar:

✅ A Smarter Approach to Team Productivity – Understand how to spot inefficiencies, improve workflows, and reduce wasted time without overburdening your team.

✅ Practical Lean Management Tools – Learn simple, effective strategies to streamline processes, boost productivity, and improve communication.

✅ Support & Guidance – Get access to expert insights and proven strategies designed for businesses like yours.

✅ Long-Term Business Resilience – Discover how to create smoother operations, better teamwork, and sustainable growth in 2025 and beyond.

Who Should Attend?

✔️ Business Owners and Senior Managers looking to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
✔️ Team Leaders and HR Professionals who want to improve staff performance and engagement.
✔️ Operations and Sales Teams aiming to better understand workflow bottlenecks.

💻 This is a live online webinar—join from anywhere!

🎟️ Early Bird Tickets: $25 (First 25 tickets only!)
🎟️ Regular Price: $35

📩 Questions? Contact Josh at josh@moshie.biz

💳 Prefer an invoice instead of online payment? Let us know at josh@moshie.biz, and we’ll arrange it for you.

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