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Keynote Program Directory: Change

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Dragan "Slayer" Trajkovski

Unstoppable: Mastering Change, Adversity, and Growth

How to Thrive Through Uncertainty and Perform at Your Best When It Matters Most

Every breakthrough begins with a challenge. The people who succeed at the highest levels learn how to turn adversity into an advantage. In this inspiring and practical workshop, participants will learn how to navigate uncertainty, adapt quickly, and develop the resilience needed to thrive i...

Coach Michael Savage

Winning with High Performance Teams

The 7 Culture Drivers That Transform Groups into Aligned, Accountable, High-Performing Teams

Most organizations don’t have a strategy problem.They have an execution problem.Goals are clear. Plans are created. Priorities are communicated.Yet somewhere between vision and execution, momentum is lost.Why?Because high performance is not created by strategy alone.It is created by culture.In this highly...

Leslie Pogue (she/her)

Make HAPPINESS an Inside Job

Lessons from Prohibition Era American Mafia

Make Happiness an Inside Job™ The Psychology of Lasting Happiness Through the Unexpected Lessons of the Prohibition EraMost people spend their lives chasing happiness through promotions, relationships, money, achievements, or the belief that "I'll be happy when…" Yet research consistently shows that lasting...

Jim Perona

Rhythm Under Pressure

A keynote concert on performing under pressure when change, uncertainty, and disruption become reality.

What happens when the conditions you were counting on disappear?Markets shift. Plans change. Information is incomplete. The pressure rises.In Rhythm Under Pressure, keynote concert speaker and classical guitarist Jim Perona combines live music, storytelling, audience interaction, and practical performance...

Lea Appleton

Disorientation

Navigating the Messy Middle

Every organization has an orientation. This is the program for what comes next.Disorientation arrives somewhere in the middle—too far from the beginning to feel hopeful, not close enough to the end to feel relief. Everything feels like too much. And most institutions respond by trying...