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Restore Respect in Work Relationships, Return to Partnerships, Productivity, and Performance

ABOUT THE BOOK

RESTORING RESPECT: A “how-to” guide for supporting the repair of broken work relationships

The loss of respect in a work relationship will almost always result in negative impacts on the people involved, their co-workers, and organization. But traditional approaches to conflict such as investigations, disciplinary action, transfers, and terminations are costly and do little or nothing to change the fundamental relationship dynamics. In fact, most organizations would prefer not to do those things. Instead, they want to find a way to have those relationships return to a level of respect and functionality so that people are working well enough together to meet KPI’s without further problems. This book, and the Coaching for Respect™ process it outlines, is designed to help you and your organization do exactly that.

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RESTORING RESPECT WORKBOOK

A PRACTICAL COMPANION TO THE RESTORING RESPECT BOOK

Specifically designed as a resource companion, this workbook contains all the forms, checklists, worksheets, and scripts needed to effectively facilitate the Coaching for Respect™ process as described in Restoring Respect: A "how-to-guide" for supporting the repair of broken work relationships.

The Coaching for Respect™ process is designed to support the participants in restoring some level of respect in their relationship to the point where they can work together effectively going forward.

Please Note: we urge you not to use this workbook without having first read Restoring Respect which provides detailed, conceptual information about respect, coaching and facilitation as they are related to the Coaching for Respect™ process.

Additionally, we recommend becoming certified in Coaching for Respect™ before you start facilitating the process. To attend a Coaching for Respect™ Facilitator Certification Program, please contact RespectfulLeadership.org

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Gregg Ward is the Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Respectful Leadership and a best-selling, award-winning author, speaker, facilitator, and executive coach. He is on a mission to transform lives and organizations through respect and Respectful Leadership™. Gregg’s second book, The Respectful Leader (John Wiley & Sons, 2016) was named a “Best Book of the Month” by Amazon and instantly became a best-seller in its category. In 2018, the book won the Gold Medal in the prestigious Axiom Business Book Awards competition.

Having trained and worked as a professional in theater, television and film in New York and the UK, Gregg began his career in learning and development as a specialist trainer for The NYPD using the techniques of live theater and improvisation to train police officers. Since then, Gregg has developed and delivered over 2,500 keynote presentations and talks, training programs, seminars, webinars, and workshops in North America, Europe, and the Middle East for groups ranging in size from 12 to 2,000. He has also served as an executive coach to hundreds of senior executives in global firms and in government.

Gregg’s many clients include ADP, AXA, Booz Allen Hamilton, Ericsson, Ford, Harley-Davidson, Intel, Kaiser Permanente, Leonardo DRS, Premier Members Credit Union, Qualcomm, the US Navy, the US Department of Labor, and Warner Bros Studios.

A prolific writer whose articles have appeared in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and The San Diego Union Tribune, Gregg also served for five years as a freelance journalist and feature writer on assignment throughout Europe for Scotland on Sunday, The List Magazine, The Times of London, and BBC Radio-Scotland. He is extremely proud to have covered the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Gregg holds a BFA from Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, is a Board Certified Coach (BCC), a Master Corporate Executive Coach (MCEC), and is a member of the Executive Coaching faculty at The Center for Creative Leadership. He is certified in The Hogan, DISC, MBTI, FIRO-B, Workplace Big 5 and 360-Leader assessment instruments and received training in mediation from the National Conflict Resolution Center.

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