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This document includes details on the pros and cons of ROI Institute's business-coaching practices for Nations Hotel.

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Nations Hotels (Nations) hired an independent agency to implement and announce a business-coaching program to its executives. The program introduced intervention techniques for managers to follow, i.e. a serious of coaching phases, to evaluate program outcomes and to measure its return on investment. Nations wanted to maintain a competitive edge in the hotel industry and the company realized that productivity, development, and marketing practices weighs heavily on its business trajectory.

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