Business Consulting

For businesses, a finely-tuned machine is an important aspect to achieving success. In over two decades in the U.S. Air Force, I learned that when the management and the support teams are working together toward a common goal, and they compliment instead of contradict each other's roles, the organization thrives.

One of the most important keys to a successful business, like almost everything else in life, is balance. What I do is use my experience and knowledge of successful business management, marketing, and leadership development, and assist businesses in learning if that balance is off a bit, and preventing optimum performance. I use evaluation techniques, knowledge, employee interviews, and metrics to measure the effectiveness of their current practices and procedures, and the culture of the organization. From there, I make suggestions for improvement, if any areas need improvement.

I have been on both sides of the equation. As a team member, I have tasted success, and been part of teams that have not been as successful. As a team manager, I have led previously under-performing teams from obscurity to national prominence. I have experience is in analyzing operations, identifying possible areas where adjustments can spur improvement. I specialize in employee and management development, highlighting effective methods of encouraging all the members of the team to put their best foot forward.

Contact me and let's see if I can assist you in moving your business to the next level. My expertise is in (but not limited to): 

Marketing Campaign Analysis/Planning

Recruiting/Talent Acquisition

Public Relations

Organizational Development

Organizational Performance Improvement

Employee/Management Training and Development

Performance Evaluation

Operational Effectiveness

Ethical Leadership

Looking for a guest speaker or workshop facilitator for your conference, meeting, or training session? I may be able to help. I enjoy speaking to people, and have conducted presentations for small and large groups, on a variety of topics. In over 2 decades of public speaking experience between being Air Force recruiter, and as a civilian, I can't count the number of audiences I've spoken to. Sharing information I've learned feels good, and I'm happy to do it, in hopes of helping just one person make positive adjustments to their life. One of my favorite sayings is written in my debut book, "Knowledge always comes from an outside entity, but behavior always originates in your own head."

One of the keys to learning is having access to content. There are few things that are more satisfying than seeing someone achieve a goal, and knowing that you had a role (whether minor or major) in getting them to it. I have given presentations on a variety of topics, but two of my favorites are challenging your mindset, and overcoming obstacles. With each presentation, I bring an enthusiastic and pleasant attitude, and incorporate relativity and realism in the discussions. I also highly encourage audience participation during my presentations. 

One thing I've learned is there is unlimited value in transforming the way you think, and knowledge has the tendency to facilitate that! Perhaps one of the lessons I've learned through my experience may be able to help a person or two in your group.