Wits Business School, in partnership with Business Improv®, invites you to a high-energy, interactive webinar titled “High Functioning Virtual Teams”. This webinar will demonstrate the tenets of improvisation and how they link to the real world in a highly entertaining and thought-provoking way.

Delivered by Bob Kulhan, Chicago-trained elite improv veteran, adjunct professor at Fuqua School of Business, Duke University and author of Getting to "Yes And": The Art of Business Improv, you’ll discover how Business Improv® techniques strengthen a skill set directly related to team trust, communication, creativity & innovation, influence, resilience, morale, and adaptive problem solving in a virtual world.

Bob’s approach addresses real-world business challenges, and his secret recipe combines the psychology behind decision-making with customised, high-energy, experiential learning, which drives measurable and sustainable ROI.

For anyone whose stay-at-home offices also contain children, roommates, pets and significant others, bring the family! The more the merrier!

As a gift for those who register and attend this session, you will receive Business Improv® guides: 7 Essentials for Taking Your Team Virtual and 6 Best Practices for Maximizing Effectiveness in Virtual Meetings, for FREE.

In addition, participants will receive an exclusive code for Business Improv’s Improvisational Communication, a first-of-its-kind online course designed using research backed by science and more than 20 years of experience. This course is regularly priced at $249 and by using the code YESAND you will be able to purchase for just $99 (a savings of $150!).

Below are two sample videos to give you an idea of the course content. These videos are taken directly from the course.

1) Improvisational Communication - Sample Lesson
2) "Yes, And…" versus “Yes, But…” (is there a difference?)

Improvisational Communication is designed to take you from constantly struggling with your blocks and barriers to communication, to a place where you can thrive as a confident—and competent—communicator. (It is as applicable virtually as it is on-site and in-person!)

We look forward to seeing you.