Anne Marie Anderson

Between the sporting events, the administrative tasks and the long hours, Administrators in Education hold within their power the ability to change lives in a way no other educator can. Reconnect with how WHAT YOU DO MATTERS and the impact it has on the future, the family, and the community. When all the noise tries to distract you from your purpose, this deeply personal keynote reminds you how even a small effort can change not only the course of the student's life but that of the entire family.

The days of a one-size-fits all approach to team building are gone. A Forbes Insights study of more than 300 executives of Fortune 500 companies found the #1 key to their success was embracing diversity as a key driver of innovation. How can you not only respect individuality but harness it to create an ideal group culture? This fun and fast paced keynote draws upon decades of working with and studying the leadership styles of high-performance coaches such as Phil Jackson, Becky Hammon and Pete Carroll turning their unique styles into actionable items and concrete tools you can implement immediately as you build your staff and membership. With stories from over 30 years as a three time Emmy award winning sports broadcaster, Anderson engages the audience with stories of leadership covering some of the world's best teams including The Dream Team, Super Bowl and NBA Champions.

What if you recalibrated your relationship with the word "no"? If it meant "not yet" and "next". If a rejection triggered the opportunity for you make an audacious move. What's audacity? The willingness to take bold, sometimes surprising, risks. If you are willing to let go of everything that you think "should" happen and instead build life around what “could” happen, your world unfolds with a freedom free from the shadow of NO. I help audiences begin building an audacious mindset by uncovering the reason beneath their excuses. What is the story your audacious dream has been hiding behind? When you make friends with fear and pinpoint your reason why you haven't done "the thing" yet, your perception of what is possible will never again be the same.