Disney Institute class in Washington State is $339 for non-Chamber Members.
Disney offers discounts for volume. Most smart companies do.
The $339 non-member fee is determined by the individual Chambers of Commerce. PS. $339 per person is a bargain for 6-hours of content in an 8-hour day (subtract 1-hour for lunch and 1-hour for two 30-minute breaks to get this).
Different Disney Business Session, even more expensive than the first…same content, different host Chamber.
This one is $110 more ($450) if you do early-bird registration, and $210 more ($550) if you wait.
Disney Business Speakers are expensive, as you would expect…you get what you pay for.
Essentially the day is four 90-minute keynotes (totaling 6 hours of content) of Leadership Excellence, Employee Engagement, Customer Service, Brand Loyalty – and then Disney Creativity insights sprinkled here and there throughout the day.
See, it’s 830am – 430pm. Eight hours total, minus one hour for lunch and a 30-minute morning break and a 30-minute afternoon break. Six content hours.
Disney Business Speakers – this fee is $697, but remember, these are Canadian rates.
Read ’em and weep. That’s a lot of money for six hours of content.
How does this look in California?
Different offering here. Still one day, but entirely Customer Service content. A six-hour content bargain at $400 for non-members.
You get what you pay for.
Continuous improvement is seen in only two ways – which is it for you?
An expense?
An investment?
World-class Business Seminars are expensive.
Disney Business Seminars are expensive too.
And worth every penny.
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