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Summer Workshop Wokshop cntinue m pg r o d fro ae 1 The grand finale for the event was a presentation by


Cindy Moran, with Predictive Results, a Predictive Index Preferred Partner. Cindy presented two great workshops – one on “Great Leaders Play Chess – Not Checkers” and “Team Building and People Planning.”


As mentioned previously, the Friday evening dinner was hosted by the Osceola County Fair and co-sponsored by the Oceoa Co e


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great evening with great food, a relaxing format, and time to network with all our Florida Fair friends. Everyone also got the op- portunity to take photos with “I Love” signs repre- senting their Fair, IAFE, and the Florida Federation of Fairs.


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The best part about Summer Workshop is networking and having fun!


Cindy Moran with Predictive Results, A Predictive Index Preferred Partner, presented two excellent workshops.


Dinner was sponsored by EMC Tickets, LLC, Strates Show, Inc. and the Osceola County Fair & KVLS.


The Osceola County Fair and KVLS provided excellent


facilities and a warm welcome for this year’s


Summer Workshop.


Ellany Johnson and


Sandee Sytsma share some fun with the


Osceola County Fair Mascot at this year’s Summer Workshop.


Wokshop cntinue n ne r 6 o d o xt pg ae FAIRCRACKER-FALL 2017


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