Learn to Work Remotely with These Experts
Niche Craft: Remote Work begins November 7th and runs through December 5th every Thursday at 1pm. Register and join online.
Remote work is an essential skill for current and future employees. In this free four-part webinar series in November and the first week of December, we are bringing in experts from around the world to share:
- Tools needed for remote work with Andy Traub (11/7)
- How to work remotely with Laurel Farrer (11/14)
- How to hire remotely with Liam Martin (11/21)
- How to build a remote culture with John Meyer (12/5)
We wanted to introduce you to our presenters and get you registered for the series.
The webinar series is remote (obviously) so you can join us from around the world to begin building a distributed work force by registering here. We will also share recordings of each session with everyone who registers so you can catch any sessions you miss.
Tools for Remote Work with Andy Traub
Before you start working remotely, you need to make sure you have the necessary tools, both as an employer and an employee. That’s why we are excited to kick off the Remote Work series on November 7th at 1pm Central Time with Andy Traub. Meet Andy below.
Register for the entire series here.
Andy lives outside of Nashville, Tennessee with his wife of 13 years and three kids, Samuel, Caroline, and Lucy. He coaches multiple sports and is the all-time pitcher in his cul-de-sac wiffleball league.
He equips, empowers his clients to radically change their life by taking permission and making what they are capable of creating. He teaches you how to create opportunities every day and take permission to get the life you want.
He specializes in structuring and delivering effective online training programs and running a truly digital business. He is the director of Accelerators for Growth Tools, an online business training company based in Nashville, Tennessee.
He is a TEDx speaker and has been featured in Forbes. Connect with Andy on LinkedIn.
How to Work Remotely with Laurel Farrer
Once you have the tools, it’s time to get hired! For many North Dakotans and rural communities, working remotely is an essential skill. That’s why we are excited to welcome Laurel Farrer on November 14th at 1pm Central Time to share how to work remotely. Meet Laurel below.
Register for the entire series here.
With a background in virtual Operations Management, Laurel Farrer is the CEO of Distribute Consulting and founder of the Remote Work Association.
As a global thought leader on the topic of remote work, she collaborates with the world’s top brands to strengthen virtual communication, streamline digital processes, and develop long-distance management strategies.
Additionally, she writes about remote work for Forbes, is a subject matter expert for business education curriculum, and advises international governments, educational institutions, and industry associations on how to share remote work resources with their audiences to fuel socioeconomic progress.
Connect with Laurel on LinkedIn and Twitter.
How to Hire Remotely with Liam Martin
Hiring remote employees enables businesses to attract the best talent from around the world. In North Dakota and rural communities, there are often too many job openings and not enough employees. That’s why we are looking forward to Liam Martin’s session on how to hire remotely on November 21st at 1pm CT. Meet Liam below.
Register for the entire series here.
Liam is the co-founder and CMO of TimeDoctor.com, Running Remote Conference and Staff.com.
After graduating with a masters in Sociology from McGill University, Liam opened a small tutoring company which grew to over 100 employees, and looked to solve a problem with remote employees not reporting accurate work data which turned into Staff.com.
He consults on outsourcing and process design and is passionate about how to gain insights into the inner workings of how people work. Connect with him on Twitter and LinkedIn
How to Build a Remote Culture with John Meyer
One of the challenges of working or hiring remotely is ensuring you have a cohesive team and corporate culture. In our final session, we invite John Meyer from Lemonly to share how to build a remote culture. Meet John below.
Register for the entire series here.
John T. Meyer is the co-founder and CEO of Lemonly, a startup that helps companies create understanding with visuals.
In addition to making tasty visuals, Lemonly talks the talk and walks the walk when it comes to remote culture. John shares content on company culture in their Answers to Questions video series and on publications such as Entrepreneur and The Hour. They also employ designers across the U.S. and Canada.
Meyer speaks across the country and frequently writes about the topic of company culture, human resources and building a great team. Connect with him on LinkedIn and Twitter.
A Nice Remote Center
At the Nice Center, we believe in entrepreneurship for all. In the case of North Dakota, we need to have skilled remote employees and employers to make this vision a reality.
We invite you to register for the Remote Work series and invite others to join. Together we can ready to build a community that is connected and prepared to work in the without boundaries.
