EWI L e a d e r s h i p C i r c l e

Professional Leadership Teleseminar

Confidentiality In the Workplace

A Free Leadership Skills Teleseminar
presented by Nan DeMars
Ethics Behaviorist, Author, Seminar Leader,
Columnist and TV & Radio Talk-Show Guest

Thursday, November 13, 2008
7:00 pm ET

About this Professional Development Teleseminar:

Did you hear about the manager who believed her supervisor was dragging her feet on a project they were working on? She vented her frustrations to a friend (another employee) via voice mail. Imagine her horror as she later walked into a management meeting and the tape of her entire voice message was being replayed to everyone in the room!

The respect one has for the confidentiality of his or her job responsibilities marks you as a true professional. And, reverence for the confidentiality of your position is a main component in protecting that image. Nan DeMars will describe real-life situations (some ripped from today’s headlines) that point out the various pitfalls of breaches of confidentiality and the consequences thereof. Attendees will gain a new awareness of how to establish and maintain confidentiality in the workplace.


	Nan DeMars is an internationally-recognized Office Ethics seminar leader, keynote speaker, author, columnist, media talk-show guest and trainer of over 100,000 office professionals. She is author of the book, You Want Me To Do WHAT? When, Where And How To Draw The Line At Work (1998, Simon & Schuster). Nan is President of Executary Services, a Minneapolis-based consulting firm providing office ethics seminars, consulting and placement services for the administrative professional. She is the office ethics columnist for OfficePro Magazine, the Bureau of Business Practice and Dartnell's Nine to Five publications, which is why she is often called 'Nan Landers.' Nan is also CBS affiliate WCCO Radio's 'Ethicist' expert and recently was featured in an internationally televised program on TSN, the Professional Development Channel, a satellite network for corporate and government training. Nan is a member of EWI of Minneapolis.