Through Trey's coaching, I caught a greater vision and progressed from writing one book, to completing three books in one year. His coaching pushed me to do what I didn't know was possible and helped me see something I couldn't on my own.
Trey McKnight is an executive coach at Novus Global and the Director of the Novus Global Faith division. He has built more than 15 years of leadership experience in a wide range of industries, including public service, corporate sales, and non-profit and faith-based organizations. He actively partners with highly influential and well-known organizations as a keynote speaker and emcee to create remarkable experiences and events.
Trey has a proven track-record and passion for inspiring and challenging leaders to move toward what matters, coaching faith based and non-profit leaders, athletes, executive leaders in sports, business owners and entrepreneurs.
After graduating with a journalism degree from the University of Georgia, his early career in firefighting gave him a foundational love for the disciplined pursuit of leadership, teamwork, fitness, and health. He enjoys a lifestyle of exploring capability beyond his own perceived limits and carries his learnings into every opportunity to coach, train, and speak with authenticity and bold conviction. He believes the best version of each person lives behind a commitment to strong and courageous action.
Trey and his wife Jamie Brooke live in the northern suburbs of Atlanta with their three young children.
Most people aim to do well. Great leaders aim to be the best. But meta performers ask a bigger question: What’s possible for everyone? This keynote explores the Performance Pyramid and the mindset shift that turns individual excellence into collective transformation - so you can elevate your team, your culture, and your impact.
Every human is capable of more than they think. And every human is getting in their own way. This is an Interactive experience keynote that helps expand mental ability to push beyond what stops us and leave nothing on the table.
Everyone wants extraordinary results, but very few people or teams fall in love with the ordinary process that creates them. Elite performers understand that greatness isn't found in dramatic breakthroughs, but in consistently doing the simple things most people eventually stop doing.