How to Tell Which Wave You're in

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SUMMARY

This discussion focuses on identifying the specific "waves" of executives listed for three conferences held in July 2007. The conferences, labeled Conf #1, Conf #2, and Conf #3, feature a comprehensive list of attendees, including notable names such as Shiela Addis and Julie Bohn-Geiselhart. A participant inquired about Tom Marston's wave, to which it was clarified that he is not listed as he does not hold an executive position. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the hierarchy within these events.

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  • Understanding of executive roles within corporate structures
  • Familiarity with conference organization and attendee categorization
  • Knowledge of the significance of networking events in professional development
  • Awareness of the specific conferences mentioned (July 2007 events)
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  • Research the role of executive networking in career advancement
  • Explore the impact of conference attendance on professional relationships
  • Investigate the structure and purpose of corporate conferences
  • Learn about the significance of attendee lists in evaluating conference value
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Professionals in corporate environments, event organizers, and individuals interested in networking strategies will benefit from this discussion.

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Here's the listing of Execs so you can figure out which wave you are in...

Conf #1
July 9 – 11, 2007



Shiela Addis

Sandy Alexanian

Jana Arkell

Lisa Bedford

Joan Bischoff

Stephanie Blanks

Kathy Bove

Teresa Brown

Dot Doiron

Shan Eisler

Julie Gizzi

Deena Hiltbrand

Becky Ishee

Susan Kaufmann

Sandy Kristof

Cindy Langford

Yvonne Mattson

Donna McDonald

Patsy McGovern

Anne McMillan

Amy Neal

Terri Newberry

Dotti Shepherd

Pam Sztukowski

Julie VonGunten

Randy Weiss



July 12 – 14, 2007

Conf #2


Julie Bohn-Geiselhart

Scottie Brister

Leslie Caperton

Angela Cole

Diane Engle

Mary Grant

Theresa Jennings

Cindy Johnson

Chris Laurich

Jill Lerner

Chris Manion

Darla Oelmann

Beth Perera

Sara Philbin

Kelly Price

Sandy Pruessner

Karan Radcliffe

Carol Radu

Sally Schubert

Judy Siegel

Kerri Waters

Joanne Wilhelm

Shelly Wilson

Kathy Yellets

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July 16 – 18, 2007

Conf #3


Robin Anderson

Melody Bachman

Sherri Carr

Susan Cronk

Shelley Darabos

Kelli Downey

Barbara Duke

Nancy Francis

Marie Freidag

Don Funt

Paula Gubine Brockner

Beth Jacobs

Marcella Kvick

Pauleen Livermore

Crystal Livingston

Joanne McLaughlin

Laurie Milbrodt

Patti Mocerino

Pam Nourbakhsh

Leslie O’Laughlin

Stacy Pressman

Nancy Jo Ryan

Robin Shilling

Amy Shalongo

Bambi Shoemaker

Nora Streiner

Lynn Wilkso.
 
I just have 1 question..................
Which Wave is Tom Marston in????????????;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
 
Ginger428 said:
I just have 1 question..................
Which Wave is Tom Marston in????????????;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
Bumping this up.

Oh, Tom isn't an Exec or above so he wouldn't be listed here.
 

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What does it mean to be in a wave in Pampered Chef?

In Pampered Chef, being in a wave refers to the cycle of new consultants joining and the subsequent growth phases within the business. Each wave typically represents a group of consultants who start around the same time and experience similar challenges and successes as they build their businesses.

How can I determine which wave I belong to?

You can determine your wave by looking at your start date with Pampered Chef. Consultants who joined within a few months of each other are generally considered to be in the same wave. Additionally, your team leader or upline can provide insights into the wave structure and how it relates to your journey.

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How does being in a wave affect my sales and recruitment efforts?

Being in a wave can significantly impact your sales and recruitment efforts. Consultants in the same wave often share resources, experiences, and motivation, which can lead to increased sales and team growth. Additionally, the energy and enthusiasm of a wave can create a supportive environment that encourages collaboration and success.

What resources are available to help me understand my wave better?

Pampered Chef offers various resources to help you understand your wave, including training materials, webinars, and support from your upline. Engaging with your team and participating in group discussions can also provide valuable insights into the dynamics of your wave and how to leverage it for your business growth.

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