A Problem-Dissolving Seminar: Unanimity Planning -Hosted By American Pubic Affairs & Publishing

This seminar presents on the web a unique planning process with a track record of attaining 100 % stakeholder agreement on action plans. Widely used by communities, government, business.Attend from where you are via teconference,simulcast visuals over the web

A Problem-Dissolving Seminar : "UNANIMITY PLANNING" Hosted By American Public Affairs & Publishing

WHAT: A 90 minute seminar via teleconferencing and the Web about a new way to dissolve disputes and bring stakeholders together to make good things happen. The seminar features "Unanimity Planning", an alternative process that has won 100 % stakeholder agreement on plans for action, every time used. Common goals replace political agendas.

WHO: The seminar is geared to community, business, government, chamber, and not-for profit audiences. The speaker is Harry Hill, a renowned consensus facilitator, and creator of the "Unanimity Planning" process. For over 20 years he's worked with stakeholder teams to facilitate 100 % agreement on blueprints for action. Direct and simple, his process empowers those living with the problems to solve them. Their minds know how. Their hearts bring commitment. .

WHEN: November 21st at 2 PM EST.

HOW: The seminar will be via teleconference with visuals simulcast on the web. Register on line at www.americanpublicaffairs.com, or call 800 651 7916. The seminar fee is $250 .All credit cards are accepted. Attend from home or office. No travel cost or time. Attendees also will receive free, a copy of MAKE IT UNANIMOUS, a 200- page book with nine case studies of team problem-solving ,using "Unanimity Planning.".

WHY: The process has proved effective for even intractable problems. See success stories and lists of problems solved at www.americanpublicaffairs.com. These users testify the process was key to attaining their goals:

Pete du Pont, former governor, Chairman of the Delaware Public Policy Institute,"We focused the Delaware Community on some of the barriers that must be struck down before job growth will accelerate".

Pat Scheidel, Town Manager, Essex Vermont, " The planning process brought people together who hadn't spoke to each other in years and got them moving in the same direction".

Robert Gillis, Bank President, "I've never felt as confident about the future as I do today."

Amrican Public Affairs & Publishing (APAP) publishes books and manuals dealing with group problem solving and dispute resolution.. Collaborative solutions today must reconcile many community, business and government factions, all marching to different drummers. APAP has published a 200 page book, MAKE IT UNANIMOUS , that explores this phenomenon. From time to time, on their website or via seminars, APAP also will make known the services of consultants with new ways to build consensus.