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Flowing River Conflict Solutions empowers mission-driven leaders, their teams, and their organizations to navigate conflict with confidence through immersive meeting and workshop facilitation, systems-based coaching, and experiential learning design. We help managers that fear hard conversations, teams that are playing a constant tug-of-war between "how we've always done it" and "what's needed now," and organizations whose core values don't quite match the lived experience in the workplace. If you are an HR leader, a project manager, or operations leader dealing with engagement and productivity issues attributed to destructive conflict, contact us. We have a custom solution just for you to help you through those tough waters.
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PO Box 391094, 44139, Solon, United States
- 2162024886
- vpolunas@flowingrivercs.com
- flowingrivercs.com
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