Boxing for Fundraising Really Begins to Pack a Punch with Amateur Men and Women Athletes and Spectators
Nick Conner trains twice a day, seven days a week plus another three nights of sparring. All of this while making lunches, getting kids off to school and running a business that may entail international travel. So, why is he and so many other men and women deciding not to walk, run, cycle, or race for charity or fundraising? He and more and more people are participating in Haymakers for Hope to fight there way into fundraising. Not just the competitors but also the crowds of paying spectators that these events are drawing are really making these events very successful.Team Building and Leadership Training That Trades out the Fluff for Measurable Stuff
The frustration with corporate training and development can be daunting. Global business need to take in a breath of fresh air when it comes to training executives. Scavenger hunts, raft building, ropes courses, sweat tents, walking on coals and even culinary programs may be fun but these programs bring results? Do managers really become leaders sitting in a canned two to four hour a day workshop with fifty other managers from other industries?