Kansas Funeral Directors Association
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Seminar Refreshments sponsored by US Alliance Decreasing Customer Loyalty: The Problem Isn't What You Think Presented by Monica Kroier and Michael Robinson, Funeral Directors Live In today's market, funeral professionals can no longer take customer loyalty for granted. Many funeral directors feel like they are losing ground to cremation and other non-traditional sources of competition. Most funeral professionals are blaming the changing funeral consumer for declining loyalty, but the REAL problem is much closer to home. During this eye-opening presentation, participants will learn the true reason for declining customer loyalty and take away actionable steps to rebuild customer loyalty and grow their business. When Their Baby Dies, the Service is Just the Start: Child-Centric Care, Comfort and Community for Funeral Directors Presented by Crystal Webster, Sharing Solace This interactive course will empower you to navigate the unique and deeply personal needs of the 90,000 families each year facing the death of a child. We’ll explore, the critical differences between traditional (“grandma’s”) funeral services and those for children,, diving into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects that set them apart, practical and meaningful memory-making opportunities (before it’s too late), how to guide families toward uniquely child appropriate caskets and urns – and where to find them, and local and national child-focused resources financial, emotional, and spiritual—to be able to offer holistic support. Early Bird Registration good through September 1 Approved for three hours of continuing education credit from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts. Click here for paper registration form
Seminar Refreshments sponsored by US Alliance
Decreasing Customer Loyalty: The Problem Isn't What You Think
Presented by Monica Kroier and Michael Robinson, Funeral Directors Live
In today's market, funeral professionals can no longer take customer loyalty for granted. Many funeral directors feel like they are losing ground to cremation and other non-traditional sources of competition. Most funeral professionals are blaming the changing funeral consumer for declining loyalty, but the REAL problem is much closer to home. During this eye-opening presentation, participants will learn the true reason for declining customer loyalty and take away actionable steps to rebuild customer loyalty and grow their business.
When Their Baby Dies, the Service is Just the Start: Child-Centric Care, Comfort and Community for Funeral Directors
Presented by Crystal Webster, Sharing Solace
This interactive course will empower you to navigate the unique and deeply personal needs of the 90,000 families each year facing the death of a child. We’ll explore, the critical differences between traditional (“grandma’s”) funeral services and those for children,, diving into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects that set them apart, practical and meaningful memory-making opportunities (before it’s too late), how to guide families toward uniquely child appropriate caskets and urns – and where to find them, and local and national child-focused resources financial, emotional, and spiritual—to be able to offer holistic support.
Early Bird Registration good through September 1
Approved for three hours of continuing education credit from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts.
Click here for paper registration form
Seminar Refreshments sponsored by US Alliance Decreasing Customer Loyalty: The Problem Isn't What You Think Presented by Monica Kroier and Michael Robinson, Funeral Directors Live In today's market, funeral professionals can no longer take customer loyalty for granted. Many funeral directors feel like they are losing ground to cremation and other non-traditional sources of competition. Most funeral professionals are blaming the changing funeral consumer for declining loyalty, but the REAL problem is much closer to home. During this eye-opening presentation, participants will learn the true reason for declining customer loyalty and take away actionable steps to rebuild customer loyalty and grow their business. When Their Baby Dies, the Service is Just the Start: Child-Centric Care, Comfort and Community for Funeral Directors Presented by Crystal Webster, Sharing Solace This interactive course will empower you to navigate the unique and deeply personal needs of the 90,000 families each year facing the death of a child. We’ll explore, the critical differences between traditional (“grandma’s”) funeral services and those for children,, diving into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects that set them apart, practical and meaningful memory-making opportunities (before it’s too late), how to guide families toward uniquely child appropriate caskets and urns – and where to find them, and local and national child-focused resources financial, emotional, and spiritual—to be able to offer holistic support. Early Bird Registration good through September 2 Approved for three hours of continuing education credit from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts. Click here for paper registration form
Early Bird Registration good through September 2
Seminar Refreshments sponsored by US Alliance Decreasing Customer Loyalty: The Problem Isn't What You Think Presented by Monica Kroier and Michael Robinson, Funeral Directors Live In today's market, funeral professionals can no longer take customer loyalty for granted. Many funeral directors feel like they are losing ground to cremation and other non-traditional sources of competition. Most funeral professionals are blaming the changing funeral consumer for declining loyalty, but the REAL problem is much closer to home. During this eye-opening presentation, participants will learn the true reason for declining customer loyalty and take away actionable steps to rebuild customer loyalty and grow their business. When Their Baby Dies, the Service is Just the Start: Child-Centric Care, Comfort and Community for Funeral Directors Presented by Crystal Webster, Sharing Solace This interactive course will empower you to navigate the unique and deeply personal needs of the 90,000 families each year facing the death of a child. We’ll explore, the critical differences between traditional (“grandma’s”) funeral services and those for children,, diving into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects that set them apart, practical and meaningful memory-making opportunities (before it’s too late), how to guide families toward uniquely child appropriate caskets and urns – and where to find them, and local and national child-focused resources financial, emotional, and spiritual—to be able to offer holistic support. Early Bird Registration good through September 3 Approved for three hours of continuing education credit from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts. Click here for paper registration form
Early Bird Registration good through September 3
Seminar Refreshments sponsored by US Alliance Decreasing Customer Loyalty: The Problem Isn't What You Think Presented by Monica Kroier and Michael Robinson, Funeral Directors Live In today's market, funeral professionals can no longer take customer loyalty for granted. Many funeral directors feel like they are losing ground to cremation and other non-traditional sources of competition. Most funeral professionals are blaming the changing funeral consumer for declining loyalty, but the REAL problem is much closer to home. During this eye-opening presentation, participants will learn the true reason for declining customer loyalty and take away actionable steps to rebuild customer loyalty and grow their business. When Their Baby Dies, the Service is Just the Start: Child-Centric Care, Comfort and Community for Funeral Directors Presented by Crystal Webster, Sharing Solace This interactive course will empower you to navigate the unique and deeply personal needs of the 90,000 families each year facing the death of a child. We’ll explore, the critical differences between traditional (“grandma’s”) funeral services and those for children,, diving into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects that set them apart, practical and meaningful memory-making opportunities (before it’s too late), how to guide families toward uniquely child appropriate caskets and urns – and where to find them, and local and national child-focused resources financial, emotional, and spiritual—to be able to offer holistic support. Early Bird Registration good through September 4 Approved for three hours of continuing education credit from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts. Click here for paper registration form
Early Bird Registration good through September 4
Seminar Refreshments sponsored by US Alliance Decreasing Customer Loyalty: The Problem Isn't What You Think Presented by Monica Kroier and Michael Robinson, Funeral Directors Live In today's market, funeral professionals can no longer take customer loyalty for granted. Many funeral directors feel like they are losing ground to cremation and other non-traditional sources of competition. Most funeral professionals are blaming the changing funeral consumer for declining loyalty, but the REAL problem is much closer to home. During this eye-opening presentation, participants will learn the true reason for declining customer loyalty and take away actionable steps to rebuild customer loyalty and grow their business. When Their Baby Dies, the Service is Just the Start: Child-Centric Care, Comfort and Community for Funeral Directors Presented by Crystal Webster, Sharing Solace This interactive course will empower you to navigate the unique and deeply personal needs of the 90,000 families each year facing the death of a child. We’ll explore, the critical differences between traditional (“grandma’s”) funeral services and those for children,, diving into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects that set them apart, practical and meaningful memory-making opportunities (before it’s too late), how to guide families toward uniquely child appropriate caskets and urns – and where to find them, and local and national child-focused resources financial, emotional, and spiritual—to be able to offer holistic support. Early Bird Registration good through September 8 Approved for three hours of continuing education credit from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts. Click here for paper registration form If you would like to book a room at the Homewood Suites in Salina, please contact the KFDA office at 785-232-2289 or email at assistant@ksfda.org.
Early Bird Registration good through September 8
If you would like to book a room at the Homewood Suites in Salina, please contact the KFDA office at 785-232-2289 or email at assistant@ksfda.org.
Seminar Refreshments sponsored by US Alliance Decreasing Customer Loyalty: The Problem Isn't What You Think Presented by Monica Kroier and Michael Robinson, Funeral Directors Live In today's market, funeral professionals can no longer take customer loyalty for granted. Many funeral directors feel like they are losing ground to cremation and other non-traditional sources of competition. Most funeral professionals are blaming the changing funeral consumer for declining loyalty, but the REAL problem is much closer to home. During this eye-opening presentation, participants will learn the true reason for declining customer loyalty and take away actionable steps to rebuild customer loyalty and grow their business. When Their Baby Dies, the Service is Just the Start: Child-Centric Care, Comfort and Community for Funeral Directors Presented by Crystal Webster, Sharing Solace This interactive course will empower you to navigate the unique and deeply personal needs of the 90,000 families each year facing the death of a child. We’ll explore, the critical differences between traditional (“grandma’s”) funeral services and those for children,, diving into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects that set them apart, practical and meaningful memory-making opportunities (before it’s too late), how to guide families toward uniquely child appropriate caskets and urns – and where to find them, and local and national child-focused resources financial, emotional, and spiritual—to be able to offer holistic support. Early Bird Registration good through September 9 Approved for three hours of continuing education credit from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts. Click Here for paper registration form
Early Bird Registration good through September 9
Click Here for paper registration form
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