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Trevor Nagle
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Trevor Nagle left a comment for Tracy Lloyd
"Thanks for reaching out to connect, Tracy!  What a great group we have assembling through this network!   All the best, Trevor"
Jun 23, 2011
Tyler Gentry left a comment for Trevor Nagle
"Trevor, I'd love to read a summary of what you're working on...If you ever need case-study material, I could provide real-life examples for your research in the corporate world. Best Regards, Tyler"
Mar 25, 2010
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Jan 26, 2010
Trevor Nagle left a comment for Tyler Gentry
"Thanks for the invite! Looking forward to sharing insights and stories!"
Jan 26, 2010
Trevor Nagle replied to David Zinger's discussion Our Next E-Book: Write One Sentence of Employee Engagement Advice for Managers or Supervisors
"Strive to engender trust by doing what you say and say what you do."
Nov 30, 2009
Trevor Nagle replied to David Zinger's discussion Forum #6: Employee Engagement Advice in One Sentence
"At its root, employee engagement involves truly understanding what makes your workforce tick and responding to it with genuine leadership to strengthen partnerships at all levels of your organization."
Nov 5, 2009
Trevor Nagle posted a blog post

New Leaders and Engagement Trappings

A seasoned employee was called into the office of his brand-new manager for an introductory meeting. You know the type. Get to know you. Share your background. Tidbits of personal chit chat designed for both employee and manager to learn a little about what makes you tick.As the meeting progressed, the manager walked through a rather lengthy laundry list of potential projects that she had brainstormed on the plane ride into town. These were true "high-value" projects that would instantly raise…See More
Sep 10, 2009
Brittany Lothe left a comment for Trevor Nagle
"Thanks, Trevor!"
Aug 21, 2009
Trevor Nagle replied to David Zinger's discussion Forum #6: Employee Engagement Advice in One Sentence
"Focus on building a foundation of trust within all levels of your organization."
Aug 19, 2009
Trevor Nagle left a comment for Brittany Lothe
"Congrats on being named a featured member of The Employee Engagement Network!"
Aug 5, 2009
Trevor Nagle left a comment for Cesar Gomez
"Thanks for the invitation to connect, Cesar! Looking forward to sharing!"
Aug 5, 2009
David Zinger left a comment for Trevor Nagle
"Trevor: Welcome to the Employee Engagement Network. Let me see if I've got this straight...you know org. psych, you are elevating engagement, have 2 great daughters, married to a brilliant scientist, going for the PhD., and you stop pucks. And…"
Jul 29, 2009
Melanie Quinn left a comment for Trevor Nagle
"Welcome Trevor! Look forward to getting to know you through your posts :)"
Jul 28, 2009
Trevor Nagle was featured
Jul 28, 2009
Trevor Nagle is now a member of The Employee Engagement Network
Jul 28, 2009

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Who are you?
Experienced business professional in organizational psychology. Currently focused on raising employee and sales force engagement at a Fortune 400 financial services organization. Father of two wonderful daughters. Husband to a brilliant research scientist. Avid ice hockey goalie. Diligent doctoral student pursuing degree in I/O Psychology.
What is your interest or involvement in employee engagement?
Leading a cross-functional team to develop strategies to positively impact employee and sales force engagement
Where are you located?
Madison, Wisconsin

Trevor Nagle's Blog

New Leaders and Engagement Trappings

A seasoned employee was called into the office of his brand-new manager for an introductory meeting. You know the type. Get to know you. Share your background. Tidbits of personal chit chat designed for both employee and manager to learn a little about what makes you tick.



As the meeting progressed, the manager walked through a rather lengthy laundry list of potential projects that she had brainstormed on the plane ride into town. These were true "high-value" projects that would… Continue

Posted on September 10, 2009 at 9:25am

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At 11:24am on March 25, 2010, Tyler Gentry said…
Trevor, I'd love to read a summary of what you're working on...If you ever need case-study material, I could provide real-life examples for your research in the corporate world.
Best Regards,
Tyler
At 12:20pm on August 21, 2009, Brittany Lothe said…
Thanks, Trevor!
At 11:43am on July 29, 2009, David Zinger said…
Trevor:

Welcome to the Employee Engagement Network. Let me see if I've got this straight...you know org. psych, you are elevating engagement, have 2 great daughters, married to a brilliant scientist, going for the PhD., and you stop pucks. And what do you do in your spare time.

Seriously, I am glad you joined. I trust you will engage in some conversations and offer us your experiences, voice, and knowledge. I also believe you will find useful information and great people here.

Thanks for spending some of your precious online time at the Employee Engagement Network.

David
At 12:36pm on July 28, 2009, Melanie Quinn said…
Welcome Trevor! Look forward to getting to know you through your posts :)
 
 
 

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