Our Happy Fans
Our Program Works With Your...
Front Line Team.
Managers.
Executives.
Fan Mail
"Inspiring. I get to witness our employees engaging in topics that are truly important to our culture and their personal lives. This may sometimes not happen without the Coffee with Champions program."
- Mike Twiss, President, Level MB Construction
How Does Our Hybrid, Self-Led Program Work?
It’s a group discussion at your business led by one of your team.
Get a group together.
Anywhere from 3 to 30 people can join a single workshop.
Watch our short video.
Lance, our co-founder, will explain the topic and what to do.
Talk about it.
Everyone gets a sheet to help guide the talk.
Let's Make Team Building Simple.
Fan Mail
"I've definitely noticed team member interpersonal growth -- better communication, improved relationships at work, and increased understanding of our individual differences...only good things have come out of implementing this program!"
- David Mezera, President & CEO, DataYard
What Will My Team Learn?
100 workshops about growing personally, leading well, and improving how you work.
We cover topics like:
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What are best practices for having difficult conversations?
What are the habits you've created that have led to success?
How do you best take care of customers and clients?
How can you have a CEO Mindset...even if you are not a CEO?
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How do you motivate others over the long haul?
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How can a SWOT analysis help in business improvement?
...and 100 more workshops on topics such as
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How do you successfully sell your product?
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How do you quickly recover from burnout?
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What is the "good life?"
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How do you conquer “imposter syndrome”?
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Why does your "purpose" matter, and how have you found it?
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How do you move past failure?
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How can you use the “trust battery” concept to improve relationships?
Let's Make Team Building Simple.
Fan Mail
"This program provides a good opportunity for us coworkers to get to know each other. It gives us space to talk about life outside of work which helps build trust between us."
- Nilson Nicholic, Duct Fabricator, J&I Duct Fab
How many, how long, how often?
How many workshops?
The program comes with 100+ workshops.
How long is each workshop?
You can do each workshop in 30-60 minutes, whatever suits your team.
How often should we train?
You can meet every week, every two weeks, or every month. The more you meet, the better!
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Fan Mail
"Since attending CwC, I have grown in my personal and work life. I gained quite a few gold nuggets of wisdom from others based on our topic of the week. CwC is a must for personal growth and with personal growth comes out in our business. Go CwC!"
- Mark Beair, Construction Sales, Garber Electrical Contractors
FAQs
General
What is the time commitment?
It takes 15 minutes to prepare for a workshop.
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Print the worksheets.
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Get the video ready.
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Familiarize yourself with the topic.
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What is the format?
The program revolves around a group discussion led by a leader in your organization.
The leader uses our videos and worksheets to facilitate the workshop.
How often should we hold workshops?
Workshops can be held weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly depending on your company.
Who can facilitate/lead a workshop?
Any leader or up-and-coming leader.
Meeting Space
Where should we host our meetings?
Any place that is private and is the appropriate size. You should have tables and chairs for everyone.
Coffee shops, restaurants, and other open public spots are NOT good locations.
What do I need to host a workshop?
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An internet connection
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TV / Computer to play the video
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Color printer
Attendees
How many people can attend a workshop?
A good workshop can be conducted by as few as 3 people. After the group size reaches 20-30 people, you may choose to split into smaller groups after the introductions and the video.
With this format, there is no limit to how many could be in a workshop.
Who can attend a workshop?
Our workshops are designed so that anyone, regardless of experience level or job, can attend.
Do attendees need to show up every time?
No. Our curriculum is non-sequential, so attendees can come and go as they please.