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Our training programs in leadership and sales challenge behavior at work.

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Management

Change the way you manage individuals, teams, and performances. Participants will make the shift from firefighting, ad-hoc 'command and control' to developing a proactive, collaborative culture.

Engaging Leadership

Learn to adapt the best leadership style for your personal development and the development of your organisation. Lead more easi ly and you'll cherish the art of choosing the most effective style given the objectives, people, and context.

Advanced Value Selling

Next level tools and concepts for maximum sales effectiveness. Adding value by selling a good solution is one. But it is only truly 'next level' if you can offer your client a unique and fully customer-specific value proposition.

Our success stories

Making the “invisible visible”- changing people’s lives through tailored customer service
Optimizing the performance appraisal process to boost exemplary behavior
Developing a global leadership culture in an enterprise of entrepreneurs
Coaching a new Management Committee to operate quickly as one team
Our method (caption below the video)

The Krauthammer method

Changing behaviors is difficult. Try to remember how much of your last training and if you are actually applying it today? Over the past 50 years Krauthammer's unique learning methodology has proved that long lasting behavior change is possible. All it takes is 4 steps:

  1. Create identification
  2. Positive confrontation
  3. Capture the essence
  4. Experience new knowledge

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