Thank you for James's enthusiastic and informative presentation to our accountants in November. I found it very interesting and started to live the material as soon as I left. I was pleasantly surprised by The 7 Habits.
James Cathcart has been a leadership development expert for over two decades. Currently the senior leadership specialist at Western Governor's University, he also spent 23 years with the Franklin Covey Company, working with corporate, education, government, and military organizations all across the world. Some of his clientele included Amazon.com, Microsoft, various school districts, The United States Air Force and The United States Navy.
"Most of my interests and activities have something to do with the noble triumph of the human spirit. I believe that each of us are capable of more than we sometimes believe. We are stronger than we know, tougher than we realize and more talented than we often give ourselves credit for. Tapping into that potential has become my life's work."
James's education in Sociology and Organizational Behavior from Brigham Young University, his content mastery, quick sense of humor and dynamic personality has made him one of the most sought after speakers with Franklin Covey and WGU. Having lived in all three states on the west coast of the U.S., James now lives in Salt Lake City, UT with his wife and two children.
An engaging and practical approach to principle-centered living at the personal and professional levels.
In a constantly churning whitewater world, what are the leadership constants that must be in place in order to run an organization effectively? Learn how to successfully Inspire and sustain trust, Clarify and hold people accountable to a compelling purpose, Align your systems to consistently achieve results and Unleash the talent of those on your team. This material represents the leading edge of leadership development and brings together the expertise of Stephen R. Covey, Ram Charan, Jack Welch, Fred Reichheld and others.
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