Company founder and director, Carey Fried, to lead “Mindful & Emotional Intelligence for Leaders” workshop

Westlake Village, CA (PRWEB) June 21, 2016

“We’re passionate supporters of women in every industry and strongly believe in promoting a level playing field in the workplace,” said Carey Fried, founder and director, CallSource, Inc. “We are pleased to be part of an event - as both sponsor and presenter - that offers a platform where women can connect, do business, network and promote connectedness in the auto industry.”

CallSource is sponsoring Track 3 of the WIA agenda – “Personal Development” – which will include sessions designed to empower women (and men) with tools and tactics to improve their personal and business lives.

Carey Fried, a CallSource founder and director, will lead “Mindful & Emotional Intelligence for Leaders,” an experiential workshop, on Sunday at 2:40-3:25. Based on Google’s “Search Inside Yourself” curriculum, the session will combine neuroscience research with relaxing mindful exercises to help conference attendees create a more emotionally intelligent workplace. Fried was trained as in Google’s science-supported mindfulness and emotional intelligence curriculum.

About CallSource
CallSource, providers of award-winning solutions to help dealerships track, analyze and improve incoming call performance, has tracked more than a billion calls since 1991. For over 25 years, CallSource’s award-winning solutions have gone far beyond call tracking to providing marketing insight, including cost-per-lead analysis and sales conversion percentages, training and coaching solutions to improve phone skills, and tools that enable businesses to recapture mishandled sales opportunities. Based in Westlake Village, Calif., CallSource recently received a patent for its Sales Performance Management (SPM) system, which combines the actionable data of its call analytics, performance analysis, advisory services, and online and phone training/coaching from seasoned sales professionals. CallSource serves multiple industries including automotive, home services and healthcare, as well as numerous franchise businesses. Visit callsource.com.

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