Training/Workshops

Inspiring & Embracing Change

It has been said that when the rate of change outside of the organization is greater than the rate of change within the organization, the end is in sight. We all agree that change is the only constant, however, so many business people are comfortable with the way things are… they resist making the changes that could propel their companies forward.

In this upbeat seminar, Chuck Ewart explains the turbulent environment of change and how it impacts your business and your employees. You will identify organizational issues and approaches for guiding your business through change.

Albert Einstein said “the definition of insanity is doing the same things and expecting different results”. Inspiring and Embracing Change will help you move out of your comfort zone and enjoy new approaches to your business and your life. (75 – 90 minutes)

Areas of discussion include:

The Key Beliefs of Change Utilization Success
Perceptions are Our Realities
The Value of the “Gifts of Diversity”
Inspiring a Shared Vision
Preparing and Leading Your Team through Change

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What Clients Say

'Great Style'

"Chuck recently provided a leadership development program for our board of directors and it was right on target. He has a great style that leaves everyone feeling good about themselves and equipped to carry out their board responsibilities. We will definitely use Chuck again!"

— Bill St. John, President, Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals

'One of Our Top Speakers'

“The evaluations and comments scored you as one of our top speakers over the past five years. Thank you for sharing your business knowledge and experience with our group.”

— Dean Faile, President, SEPIA Group

'Rave Reviews'

“We received rave reviews about Chuck’s presentation at our annual meeting.”

— Tiffany Andrews, Forsyth (GA) Chamber of Commerce

'Best Annual Meeting'

“As always you captivated the audience with your stories and humor. Many participants said it was the best annual meetings we’ve ever had.”

—Jim Frank Henderson, President, Laurinburg (NC) Chamber of Commerce