Catalytic Keynotes, Seminars, Consulting, Coaching on:
Leadership Excellence
Employee Culture
Customer Service
Brand Loyalty
Organizational Creativity
The perfect keynote is a catalyst. We all know nothing great happens without an astonishing catalyst. No spark, no fire. No fire, no hope. No hope, no plan.
No plan, no transformation.
Dangerous.
Seminars:
Half-day, full-day, and sometimes multi-day seminars are your best foot forward. Build on the catalytic keynote’s content with a longer, activity-filled, insightful and inspiring session. Walk away with an actionable plan.
Consulting:
What is the value to you to have an admirable, expert thought partner, one with no ulterior motive? And yes, there are a few people like this left in the world.
Coaching:
Executives, see Consulting above. Who can you really trust? It’s a short list. Where are you without a trusted advisor. How far can you go with one?
Value to you:
A time-tested architecture for a world class culture. One that consistently exceeds expectations at every level. A vibrant culture that builds a remarkable, industry leading brand – a category of one – driving revenue, customer satisfaction, employee loyalty, and future growth.
Fee schedule, inclusive:
Catalytic Keynote • $21k
Catalytic Half-day • $25k
Catalytic Full-day • $30k
Consulting options:
Price based solely on number of overall sessions. Quality of content and delivery is delivered only one way – transformationally. Number of sessions determined by an organization’s current cultural strength.
Strong existing culture • $133k (7 days @ $19k each)
Normal/Average culture • $196k (14 days @ $17k each)
Untapped potential culture • $315k (21 days @ $15k each)
One final thought:
There are three types of companies:
Those that have bottomed out and desperately need to change or they vanish.
Those that do whatever is necessary to stay competitive with the pack.
Those that clearly outdistance the pack, by thinking deeper and acting differently than all the others.
Being organized also applies to important leadership conversations with teen children.
We must set aside time to think strategically on timing, content, and next steps.
A message so powerful and paradoxical that says:
“Punishment is never the goal when you exercise poor judgement. The goal is to maximize the opportunity to learn from what happened so it never happens again.”
Being decently organized and focused makes this one of life’s greatest investments.
No being decently organized means less effective investing.
You know this.
We also know that teens don’t exercise poor judgement, they exercise under-developed judgement. It’s our job to train and develop them.