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Rewards & Recognition Masterclass:
3 Simple Ways to Build Employee Connections
SPEAKERS
What you'll learn
- - The ROI behind building human connections
- - 3 strategies for workplace connection-building
- - 3 ways to use Rewards & Recognition as a tool to build genuine relationships
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About The Webinar
True or false: Meaningful human connections are crucial for fostering a culture where people feel valued, supported, and happy 😀
Join Bucketlist Rewards’ new Rewards & Recognition Masterclass Series. This workshop will specifically focus on how to support your team when it comes to building meaningful connections with one another. Through this session, attendees will take away ideas and strategies that they can implement at their own organizations.
By day... Aaron is a culture evangelist at Bucketlist Rewards with 12+ years in marketing and advertising. He is a strong advocate for employee rewards and recognition and loves work cultures built around fun and being yourself.
By night... a dadbod (father of 3) who loves playing sports, specifically hockey. Just recently he started his own draft style ice hockey league. When Aaron is not playing hockey or spending time with family, you can likely find him playing darts, or playing board games from his collection of over 130.
As a professional with over 9 years experience working in various customer, client, and patient service roles, I take pride in putting others first and providing an experience that ensures people feel heard and their needs are being met.
I’m an advocate for workplace culture, employee recognition, and wellness. I have an entrepreneurial spirit and have gained many years of experience working in different industries including the Health Care Sector, Food Service & Nutrition Industry, Fitness Industry, and Software Industry.
In my personal time, I love spending time with my husband and dog, getting a good workout in, spending time in nature, and checking out new food spots.