"An Inspiring Speaker with Heart, Humor, and Wisdom."
"An Inspiring Speaker with Heart, Humor, and Wisdom."
"An Inspiring Speaker with Heart, Humor, and Wisdom."
"An Inspiring Speaker with Heart, Humor, and Wisdom."
"I have worked with Ed directly since 2011. He has been an absolutely amazing influence in my life. His ability to lead, connect, empathize, collaborate is second to none."
"I have no doubt that anyone fortunate enough to work with Ed will benefit immensely from his wisdom, dedication, and genuine care. "
"Ed is a wonderful speaker and is entertaining, easy to understand and quite insightful. Everyone enjoyed the presentation because he knows to engage the audience with just the right touch of humor and energy."
"I was blown away by Ed's knowledge on sales, leadership, and building long-lasting relationships. Would recommend Ed to anyone looking to better themselves in all walks of life. "
"Ed is one of the most enthusiastic, motivational people I know. Working at USC with such leadership gurus as Warren Bennis and Dave Logan, clearly some of their expertise has rubbed off on him. But I also suspect that these world-class professors may have also benefited from one or two 'lessons from the Hart.'"
"Ed is the type of person who can take any project or company to the next level. He grabs the audience's attention from the moment he gets on stage and never lets go!"
From Episode 1 of the From the Hart Podcast, presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging
Any Dumb-Ass Can Do It: Great insights on leading change and improving culture!
We create transformative environments, experiences, and opportunities that help leaders thrive in all stages of the business lifecycle - and into retirement.
Servant Leadership. We serve our Creator, our team, and our partners above ourselves.
Respect. We value and respect one another and our differences of opinion at all times.
Courage. We have difficult discussions that create breakthroughs in relationships and in business.
Legacy. While today’s business results are imperative, all decisions are made with a healthy future in mind, as well.
Influence. We are experts in our field of work and, as such, are influential in the lives and businesses of our team members and partners.
Passion. We do what we do because we love and are committed to the difference we get to make each day.
In all of these groups, we have experienced facilitators and coaches who have been, or are, in your situation. We will dive into the details of your business, your position, your goals, and much more. You will meet many others in your situation, and will learn from their experience, just as they will learn from yours.
You are currently leading a family business and would like to join a group of other family business leaders.
You are on the path to becoming the CEO and/or owner of your family's business, and would like to join a group of other next gen leaders.
You are a "C" suite leader in a family business, but you are not a member of the ownership family. We will discuss the intricacies of leadership in these situations. You wear many hats, and are certainly a trusted member of the team, but there are aspects to your role that are very unique.
You have retired, or are soon to be retired, and would like to get into a group of others who are contemplating retirement, wondering what is next for you, or are interested in finding new projects, mentoring younger generations of leaders, etc. This group will focus on service, mentorship, leadership development and other ways of maximizing your experience.
You are a man or woman of faith, and you lead a business. How do you incorporate your beliefs and faith into your business and your leadership?
You lead a nonprofit, and would like to join a group of other nonprofit leaders to discuss the many facets of leading a nonprofit, developing and retaining talent, managing existing donor relationships, finding new donors, developing strategy, and much more.
You are on track to move into "C" suite leadership in the nonprofit where you work, or would like to develop your skills to eventually move into the top position in a nonprofit.
We are considering hosting industry specific groups, as well, such as marketing, hospitality, sports, education, and more.
Howard Behar was the president of Starbucks Coffee Company International and wrote It's Not About the Coffee: Leadership Principles from a Life at Starbucks.
He started working at Starbucks in 1989 when the company had just begun to venture outside the American northwest region. Initially serving as vice president of sales and operations, he grew the retail business from 28 stores to more than 400 by the time he was named president of Starbucks Coffee International in 1995.
Under Behar’s leadership, Starbucks opened its first location in Tokyo in 1996. Following the historic opening, over the next three years he introduced the Starbucks brand across Asia and the United Kingdom. After a two-year hiatus, he returned to Starbucks as President of Starbucks North America until his retirement in March 2007. He has been a director of the company since 1996.
Dave Sanderson is a nationally recognized leadership speaker, accomplished author, and inspirational survivor of what is known
as "The Miracle on the Hudson." As the last passenger off US Airways Flight 1549 which had to ditch into the river, he took the
lessons he learned from that profound experience in the frigid water and emerged from the wreckage with a mission to
encourage others to do the right thing and share coping skills to address any adversity they may face. Dave is now convinced that everyone has their own defining moment, whether it be personal or professional, but that most people don’t know how to take that first step to find opportunities out of their own uncertainty. He now travels the globe on a personal mission to share his life lessons, show the importance of not only setting goals but also achieving them, and share his passion for helping others who are longing for connection and community. So many people don't have a mentor or their own "board of directors," so Dave now works with people of all ages to help them decide what their personal "life" brand will look like going forward.
Named one of Inc.com's Top 100 Leadership speakers, Dave travels the world to share his inspirational leadership lessons and has raised over $14.8M USD for the American Red Cross over the last ten years through his talks. He lives in Charlotte, NC with Terri, his wife of 37 years and has four children who were very happy their father came home that day
Adam Hill as the CEO in a fourth-generation family business, I understand the unique challenges family-owned companies face. From navigating complex family dynamics to driving growth without losing sight of your vision, and much more. Trust me, I’ve been there.
When I took over as CEO, our business was stuck. We lacked alignment, a clear vision, and were spinning our wheels.
When I discovered EOS® and we began implementing it in our organization, everything began to change.
Within two years, we increased revenue by $40M and built a unified, disciplined team focused on achieving our shared vision. Most importantly, I and the rest of the leadership team, felt a new level of freedom we didn’t think was possible.
Now, I help other business owners and leaders achieve the same clarity, freedom, and growth using EOS®. My goal is to help you get more control over your business, love what you do, and love who you do it with.
Whether you’re a first-generation entrepreneur or a 6th generation family enterprise, if you’re ready to stop spinning your wheels, let’s have a conversation and see how EOS® can help you get what you really want from your business.
Read stories to the next generation from such renowned authors and leaders as:
Dr. Ken Blanchard
Dr. Marshall Goldsmith
Former In-N-Out CFO Roger Kotch
Garry Ridge
Former LA Dodger GM Fred Claire
Former Baseball Hall of Fame CEO Tim Mead
and many more!
Written by Ed Hart and Dr. Tam Nguyen
Many leaders today need to grow up! We walk the reader through 7 characteristics we noticed in our Cal State University Fullerton 2019 Family Business Dynamics students on our trip through Vietnam. We describe what we saw in these great students, and how their characteristics should be what all leaders today demonstrate as they lead their companies, whether it is a small family business, or a large
Fortune 500 company!
What if the world had never heard of Steve Bartman? What if Alex Gonzalez had fielded that ground ball cleanly, and turned the pair? What if Grady Little had listened when Pedro told him he was tired, and gone to the bullpen, which had, after all, been extremely effective throughout the post-season. This story is about how the world and the 2003 World Series would have been had those things happened. he stories in this book are a mixture of fact, fiction, fantasy, and fanaticism. Outside of New York and Florida, there was not a lot of sentiment for the Yankees and Marlins to get to the 2003 World Series. Even Fox Sports, Sports Business Journal, ESPN, and every other media in the country were pulling for a Cubs vs. Red Sox World Series.
Email ehart@hartleadership.com or call 714-458-3064
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