Tag: teams

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March 15, 2021

March – 2021 Monthly Leadership Session with Jeff Cochran Part 1

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March – 2021 Monthly Leadership Session with Jeff Cochran Jeff Cochran is the foundering of Jeff Cochran Coaching & Communication and the author of Next Level Leader: Discover Your Strengths, Transform Your Leadership, and Escape Average. We are facing a crisis of leadership called average. In businesses, churches, nonprofits, and the like, far too many […]

Avery Nesbitt
October 31, 2020

October – 2020 Monthly Leadership Session with Tanya Thompson

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October – 2020 Monthly Leadership Session with Tanya Thompson Tanya Thompson is the Chief Information Officer of Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, GA. With over 21 years’ industry expertise in executive IT leadership; Tanya develops and implements corporate technology initiatives and manages a diverse IT team for one of Georgia’s oldest universities. What happens when your […]

Avery Nesbitt
January 17, 2020

January – 2020 Monthly Leadership Session with Aaron Williams

January – 2020 Monthly Leadership Session with Aaron Williams Aaron Williams is the Mill Creek NG3 School Director; a student athletic organization whose primary goals are to serve and lead student athletes through character development discussions, devotionals, and student mentorship. Aaron leads the charge in reaching out to up-and-coming athletes to help them become the best […]

Avery Nesbitt
September 1, 2019

September – 2019 Monthly Leadership Session with Josh Levine

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September – 2019 Monthly Leadership Session with Josh Levine UPDATE: NEW GREAT MONDAYS GIVEAWAY CONTEST! Josh Levine is an educator, designer, and best-selling author, but above all, he is on a mission to help organizations design a culture advantage. His new book Great Mondays: How to Design a Company Culture Employees Love, is a must […]

Avery Nesbitt
June 11, 2019

June – 2019 Monthly Leadership Session with Ryan C. Bailey

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June – 2019 Monthly Leadership Session with Ryan C. Bailey Ryan C. Bailey is the President & CEO of Ryan C. Bailey and Associates, an Atlanta-based organizational effectiveness firm. With clients all over the world Ryan challenges and equips leaders of all levels to create and sustain high performing teams. What’s holding you back from […]

Avery Nesbitt
June 14, 2018

June – 2018 Monthly Leadership Session – How To Lead Through Change

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June – 2018 Monthly Leadership Session – How To Lead Through Change The only thing that is constant is change. Heraclitus of Ephesus said that over 2,000 years ago and it still rings true today. If you’re not going through change – you will. The question isn’t if but when. And the bigger question isn’t how […]

Avery Nesbitt
January 29, 2018

Interview with Justin Lathrop on How High Capacity Individuals Can Become High Capacity Leaders

Interview with Justin Lathrop on How High Capacity Individuals Can Become High Capacity Leaders Everyone has potential but not everyone uses their potential. What is the difference between those who can and those who do? You need more than potential to make an impact. You need action. You need movement. To make a difference we […]

Avery Nesbitt
October 10, 2017

Side By Side with Chad Price on Inspiration

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Side By Side with Chad Price on Inspiration vs. Intimidation Everyone has goals, everyone has deadlines. Some people get them done by inspiring those around them while others use brute force. There’s a way that draws people to you but few take it. Many opt for “You, do this…” instead of the “Let’s do this together…” How […]

Avery Nesbitt
September 25, 2017

Side By Side with Stephen Hataway on Transitions

Side By Side with Stephen Hataway on Transitions What happens when you’re asked to do something new? There’s a lot to learn about the new job and the new you. Are you ready for change? Are you ready to grow? What do you need to know about transition? Let’s talk about it.

Avery Nesbitt
September 13, 2017

Interview with John Brown on How to Recover from Failure

Interview with John Brown on How to Recover from Failure There are countless books and blogs about how to succeed. We have no shortage of people ready to tell us what it takes to be the best at what we do. But what happens when we miss the mark? What happens when we don’t accomplish the […]

Avery Nesbitt
September 1, 2017

September – 2017 Monthly Leadership Session – That Which Unites Us

September – 2017 Monthly Leadership Session – That Which Unites Us In his 1952 remarks after losing the Presidential election to Dwight D. Eisenhower, Adlai Stevenson gave what became known as the “granddaddy of all concession speeches.” He said, “That which unites us as American citizens is far greater than that which divides us as political parties.” […]

Avery Nesbitt
August 21, 2017

5 Ways to Build A Winning Team

Some teams are good but some teams are great. Some teams work hard to get the job done and some win with a mesmerizing ease. What’s the difference in a group of people and a winning team? How do we get on one – better yet – how do we build one? What tools do […]

Avery Nesbitt
August 7, 2017

Side By Side with Mike Kaupe on the Case for Managers

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Side By Side with Mike Kaupe on the Case for Managers We’ve all heard it… “I’m looking for leaders, not managers. Managers just maintain but leaders bring growth!” Basically, leaders are good & managers are bad. There has been a full on war on management in the name of leadership, but how accurate is it? Are managers really […]

Avery Nesbitt
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