Building a Culture That Works: From Stress and Friction to Engagement and Performance

Paul Pelletier 
Instructor: Paul Pelletier 
Date: Tuesday June 2, 2026
Time:

10:30 AM PDT | 01:30 PM EDT

Duration: 60 Minutes
Webinar Id: 26787

Price Details

Live Webinar
$150. One Attendee
$290. Unlimited Attendees
Recorded Webinar
$190. One Attendee
$390. Unlimited Attendees
Combo Offers   (Live + Recorded)
$289 $340   One Attendee
$599 $680   Unlimited Attendees

Unlimited Attendees: Any number of participants

Recorded Version: Unlimited viewing for 6 months (Access information will be emailed 24 hours after the completion of live webinar)

Overview:

Culture isn't accidental-it’s built through daily leadership behaviours. This session helps leaders create environments where people feel valued, engaged, and accountable, driving performance and retention.

Why you should Attend:

  • Low engagement and morale
  • Cultural inconsistency
  • Workplace stress and burnout
  • Lack of accountability

Areas Covered in the Session:

  • Key drivers of high-performing workplace cultures
  • How leadership behaviours shape culture daily
  • Strategies to improve engagement and retention
  • Practical ways to build trust, inclusion, and accountability

Who Will Benefit:

  • All

Speaker Profile
Paul Pelletier LL.B. CAPS PMP is a corporate lawyer, professional speaker, project manager and business leader specializing in workplace culture, conflict management, and leadership support. He is passionate about building teams that are high-performing, connected, resilient and conflict-ready. Paul is a regular presenter at conferences and represented by the National Speakers Bureau. He is also the author of two books, including The Workplace Bullying Handbook.

Paul’s clients include professional associations (healthcare, dental, construction, engineering, project management), policing organizations, universities, tech companies, airlines, travel industry companies, construction companies and all levels of government

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