“Never doubt that a small group of committed leaders can change the world,” wrote Margaret Mead.

“Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” Leaders trained in the communication, collaboration and decision making skills that unify committees, boards and work groups can initiate powerful positive changes that open the way to new, creative opportunities and solutions to even long-standing problems that everyone can support.

Leaders of civic, community and non-profit organizations, as well as congregations, can discover new ways forward that will empower their teams and their mission.

Leaders

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Appreciation from Clients

“You’ve guided us into such a powerful change in how we deal with conflict and decision making, Rev. Cat. I’m going to write to my Senator because you should be working with Congress. - Congregational President, US Naval Commander, retired

“I did not feel confident taking on being President of the Board of Trustees. Because of our work, I understand better both the challenges I face and the strengths I bring. It’s made a huge difference, and I’m really loving being Board President now.”

“Your leadership at our Board Retreat brought focus to the whole church year.”

“Your work with our Search Committee helped us be more honest with each other about what kind of minister we do - and do not - want.”

“Adversity has the effect of eliciting talents, which, in prosperous circumstances, would have lain. dormant.    Horace (65—8 B.C.)