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Keynote Program Directory: Leadership

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Michael Schindler

How to Improve Your Bottom Line through Better Relationships

Keys to Improving Profits and Team Dynamics

People buy into the leader before they buy into the plan. "How to Improve Your Bottom Line" is geared toward management and executives who want to improve department profits and team dynamics.This is a hands-on training that starts with an assessment that covers team personalities...

Norris Beren

Why Smart People Fail at Business

7 Guidelines for Better Leadership for CEOs and Future Leaders

"You spoke to our C level group last Thursday (ELA) and got rave reviews on the presentation"In this interactive presentation, Norris examines the killer habits and decision making processes from recent business failures to understand the DNA of business by internalizing seven underlying truths tha...

Julie Austin

What Great Leaders Know About Storytelling

How to Draw People in With Your Message

KEYNOTE SPEECH FOR:Non profits, executives, education, women's events, public relationsHave you ever wondered how some people are able to command attention and respect, and get whatever they want out of life and their teams? Great leaders know the way to get people to take actio...

Mike

Thinking Inside the Box

Preparing Your Lifeskills Toolbox

What tools do we already possess that when used creatively in tandem with others' strengths can make us more effective? This question is part of the conundrum every employer, team leader, teacher and manager faces whenever two or more people are involved in getting something...

Sonny Melendrez

Service with Enthusiasm!

Motivating Customer Service Employees

It happens to the best of companies, organizations, and schools: Team members lose sight of why they were excited about their job in the first place.This program serves to relight the fire-within; the passion that brought them to the party; the pride they once enjoyed...