Riverland Community College is an AchieveNET partner. AchieveNet is Achieve Global’s education partner network.
In the 21st century, the level of human skills will determine organization success. AchieveGlobal provides development in interpersonal business skills, giving companies the workforce they need for business results.
We understand the competition you face. Your success depends on people who have the skills to handle the challenges beyond the reach of technology. Achieve Global is expert in developing these skills, and it’s these skills that turn your strategies into business success in the 21st century.
These are things technology cannot do:
People with these skills have a bright future in the 21st century. Riverland Community College can prepare you and your workforce for that world. As an AchieveNET partner, we are better able to serve the training and development needs of our business, industry, and government customers through access to AchieveGlobal’s time-tested, research-based training programs.
Achieve Global workshops always begin with the Building Trust Under Pressure: The Basic Principles™. This foundational workshop teaches partic-ipants how to Use the Basic Principles to address problems and take positive action in challenging situations. It is a good starting point in developing your 21st Century workforce.
Peggy Young has been with Riverland Community College since 1991 and joined the Riverland Customized Training and Education team in 2008. Her focus is on Industrial Safety, Manufacturing, Leadership, Trade & Industry, and providing Strengths-based training as a StrengthsQuest Educator. Peggy is also the Department of Labor – MnAMP grant manager and MJSP grant coordinator for Riverland Community College. Peggy works with individuals and business clients to provide solutions through customized training with a focus on curriculum enhancement and extended learning initiatives.
Contact Peggy Young at 507-433-0602 or peggy.young@riverland.edu for more information about programs, courses, and services.
Kim Schaufenbuel has recently joined Riverland Community College and brings with her training experience in the key areas of Leadership, Safety, Community Organizing, and Business practices. Additionally, Kim’s training responsibility will include Mental Health First Aid, Information Technology, Manufacturing, and Truck Driving, among other disciplines. Kim can provide a customized training solution for nearly any need presented in our communities.
Contact Kim Schaufenbuel at 507-431-2250 or kim.schaufenbuel@riverland.edu for more information about programs, courses, and services.