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Increasing Employee Engagement - The 4 C's Model

Overview

Engagement is a major key to ongoing company success — impacting team collaboration, innovation and business results. Yet, research shows that only 23% of employees worldwide are fully engaged. Organizational leaders must take an intentional step toward engaging their employees and teams to ensure continuous business success.

The 4C’s Model provides a solid foundation for increasing engagement, performance and accountability to achieve better results. It helps teams collaborate more effectively, delivering the outcomes the organization and company needs to meet objectives.

 

Key Topics:

  • Develop Leadership Skills: Equip organizational leaders with the skills and tools needed to foster a more engaged and collaborative workforce, ensuring long-term success for their teams and the organization.
  • Understand the Importance of Engagement: Explore the critical role of employee engagement in driving team collaboration, innovation, and overall business success.
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  • Identify Barriers to Engagement: Recognize the factors that contribute to low engagement levels within teams and understand how they can impact organizational performance.
  • Learn the 4C’s Model: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the 4’s Model as a framework for enhancing engagement, performance, and accountability within teams.
  • Apply the 4C’s to Real-World Scenarios: Develop the ability to apply the 4’s Model in practical situations to improve team collaboration and achieve desired business outcomes.
  • Increase Accountability and Performance: Discover strategies to use the 4C’s Model to boost team accountability, enhance performance, and drive better results.
  • Assess and Improve Engagement: Learn methods for assessing current engagement levels and implementing continuous improvements based on the 4C’s Model.

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Robert Decker

ROBERT BECKER

Management & Leadership Advisor

ROBERT BECKER brings over twenty years of experience as a facilitator, coach, and learning strategist across the technology, healthcare, and financial services industries. For more than a decade at Salesforce, he led global management development programs that reached thousands of managers each year—shaping the company’s leadership culture through initiatives like Manage the Salesforce Way, Manager Certification, and Managing at Salesforce.

Earlier in his career, Rob held leadership roles at American Express, Visa, and Blue Shield of California, where he designed and delivered programs that helped leaders elevate performance, engagement, and the employee experience.

In front of a room, Rob is part strategist, part storyteller, and part stand-up comedian—believing that learning sticks best when people are laughing and leaning in. His sessions are dynamic, grounded, and human-centered, reflecting his core values of clarity, creativity, and customer experience. As an instructional designer, he’s known for transforming complex leadership ideas into practical, actionable insights that managers can immediately apply.

A Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument (HBDI) practitioner, Rob brings depth in both coaching and assessment, helping leaders understand how they think, connect, and lead more effectively.

When not facilitating, Rob can often be found behind a camera lens—applying his creative eye to photography and finding new ways to see the world.

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