
Canada •
More than $10,000
About
I teach clients how to develop insight and foresight to create a lasting impact in their industry.
Ethics in Action
Understand how to strategically prevent and solve ethics cases by applying the “Cue Ball” concept. Through interactive exercises and discussions, learn the skills needed to anticipate and detect ethics-related anomalies in accounting and audit investigations.
How to Be Visionary: Create BOLD Results in Uncertainty
Rapid change is now the norm. Change brings uncertainty. So, getting clarity quickly is the best way out of confusion, disorientation, and stress. Having reliable “go-to tools” at your disposal gives you that instant clarity. The daily application of the Eagle Soaring Tool™ frees you to be a big thinker, and efficiently make your best contribution. You can foresee, prevent, and solve complex issues, plus predict trends. The eagle, “king of the skies”, symbolizes higher consciousness. Leading this by example expands the capacity, expertise, and success of industry leaders. Takeaways include learning: (1) how to envision, design, build, manage and impact efficiently, effectively, innovatively, and sustainably; (2) how to apply the EST™ to your work; (3) the 4 Stages of being a Visionary: “Soaring Eagle”; (4) how to assess and apply your “Eagle Soaring” Gift to your position.
Sustainable Innovation Is Built on Trust
A key component of stable business success is team trust. This practical, hands-on session teaches and engages woodworking industry leaders how to be radically “open” and unconditionally trusting in their internal and external stakeholder relationships. This big thinking sparks and helps create innovative, sustainable models and solutions to current and anticipated complex issues. Participants do innovation alignment, maximization, and stakeholder visioning and recruitment exercises. Bonus: They start the 21-Day Innovation Challenge, designed to upgrade their trust in, experiences and results with company stakeholders. This presentation was featured at IIDEXCanada, the International Society for Professional Innovation Management (ISPIM) Innovation Forum, and the International Woodworking Fair.
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