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Keynote Program Directory: Conflict Resolution

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Jeremy Lane

Wedding Day Revisited

Leading Marriage Through Transformation

Format: 60-90 minute keynote or longer guided workshop.This program is perfect for:Couples at any stage of marriage. Marriage retreats, renewal events, and faith-based gatherings.The audience will leave with:A shared framework for navigating change and conflict in marriage. Language for surfacing unspoke...

Jody Bagno-Dill

Deliberate Dilgues for Confrontation

How Leaders Address Performance and Behavior Issues Without Damaging Culture

Unaddressed issues don't disappear, they spread. Missed expectations, toxic behaviors, and broken commitments quietly erode trust, morale, and results while leaders delay the conversations they know they need to have. Most leaders don’t avoid confrontation because they’re weak, they avoid it because they don’t wa...

Mike Nelson

Welcome To The Jungle

Transforming Teams with Collaboration, Communication, and Leadership

Welcome to the Jungle is an interactive DISC training that brings personality styles to life through a vivid and unforgettable experience. Imagine stepping into a jungle where a Gorilla, Flamingo, Chameleon, and Turtle must find a way to work together. Each one has unique strengths...

Bilal Rahman

President of Baltimore Brothers Inc

Building Communities One Relationship After Another

Baltimore Advocacy for Reconciliation is a center for conflict resolution and reconciliation. We specialize in the area of squashing beefs

Suzi Nance

You Said, They Heard: The Disconnect Between Intention and Impact

Unlock the emotional cues, subconscious filters and habits that distort communication.

Even the best communicators get misunderstood — not because they said the wrong thing, but because it was heard through someone else’s lens. In this powerful and practical session, Suzi Nance unpacks why words so often miss the mark, and what to do about it....