Steps to build trust

Vandelay

Industries

Agenda How we build our model

Why trust is important?

Why do individuals lack trust?

Vandelay’s Model Steps to build trust

Trust quadrant Where are you?

Conclusion

How we build our model

Research

Analyze data

Discussion

Personal perception of trust

Professional x personal experience

Why trust is important?

Promotes creativity

Facilitates conflict resolution

Empower people

Increase teamwork

Improves leadership

Why do individuals lack trust?

Self preservation

Lack of faith

Personal history

Place a high value on trust

Has to be earned, not freely given

Vandelay’s Model TRUST!!

Perception

Alignment

Communicate

Credibility

Loyalty

Fairness

Trustworthiness

Trust quadrant Where are you?

Adapted from Geof Lory

Conclusion

The model is design to be utilized in a two-step process:

1. It needs to be done internally for your self

2. Then externally as a group

Perception

TRUST!!

Alignment

Communicate

Credibility

Loyalty

Fairness

Trustworthiness

The Face of Trust

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