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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...

brianc2k

Foundations of Prayer

Developing prayer routines

Our faith is based on communications with God. My program identifies the importance, need, and approach to prayer. I cover routines we need to work on and offer samples on how prayer is involved with our daily lives.

David Grossman

From Disruption to Advantage

A Leader's Playbook for Enterprise Change

Today's leaders are leading at a tipping point: the rapid rise of AI, nonstop transformation, and employees already at capacity for change. Grounded in new national research with The Harris Poll, this session explores how modern leaders drive successful transformation – and how you ca...

David Grossman

You're Already Doing It: What to Do When You Can't NOT Communicate

The reality is that everything you do and say communicates something

The reality is that everything you do and say communicates something. The most successful leaders know that communication is the competency most critical to moving businesses forward, is the best defense in managing change and difficult situations, and is the driving force in engaging others....

Denise Graziano

When Separate Business Issues Point to Risk

What leadership teams need to see earlier

Senior leaders are being asked to move faster, make bigger decisions, and keep performance on track while AI, cost pressure, customer expectations, talent strain, and execution demands are all changing at once.A decision may start in one part of the business and create pressure somewhere...