Doors Open at 7:00 AM
Session: 7:30 AM to 8:45 AM.
Feel free to stay and discuss the session until 9:30 AM.
June 1, 2012
A Leader’s Path:
Navigating Change and Crisis to Transformation and Growth
There comes a point in every leader’s lifetime, where he or she has to face their greatest challenge. That challenge is to answer one simple question: “As a leader what is my true destiny and purpose?” For George Spears, amidst the economic crisis of 2010 and with the future of his company at stake, he was faced with having to answer this question...
During this session, George takes participants on a journey, whereby sharing his personal experience coupled with a simple model for change, he walks you through the 4 phases everyone must go through to effect change and transformation. In the session you will:
- Discover the one key emotion that prevents
most people from achieving transformation
- Learn
to recognize the
clues and signs for when success is most imminent
- Receive key strategies for getting through “the
last exam” to permanent change
- Gain
an awareness and
appreciation for the “aftermath,” the mass effect your transformation has on
those around you
Please download & print the document from the HANDOUT Tab (on left)
In preparation for this
dynamic session, complete the questionnaire in the document and bring your notes/responses to the session
Take-Aways
from this Session
George will share his first-hand experience in transforming his company in response to plummeting sales and other hardships caused by the recession. From the painful lessons learned, his company is stronger then ever and he is launching two new ventures on June 1st.
In addition to the document he developed for this LBMD session, you will take away practical new business techniques he discovered when fighting to overcome the uncertainly and effect of the past several years.
About Our Facilitator
George Spears is a seasoned
business owner, executive and serial entrepreneur with over 25+ years
experience as a consummate professional.
He is an accomplished Owner Operator with a record of developing four
high performance organizations. In the
past two decades, George has focused on effectively delivering positive
organizational transformation both organically and through reorganizations,
joint ventures, and mergers. A
proactive leader, George has enjoyed tremendous success by relentlessly driving
his organizations with towards consistent revenue growth through strategically
developed product diversification, channel marketing and sales management. In May of 2010, George was featured in “Profiles in Success: Inspiration from Executive Leaders in the Washington
D.C. Area, Volume I,” a book focusing on business leadership by Gordon J.
Bernhardt. George is an active member of
The Association for Corporate Growth (ACG).
He holds an M.B.A. from Marymount University and a B.A. from Washington
and Lee University in Virginia. Contact Information:
George Spears w 20145 Black Diamond Place w Ashburn, VA 20147
Venue
The Conference Center at the Offices of Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy, and Ecker, P.A.
12505 Park Potomac Avenue
6th Floor
Potomac, MD 20854
(I270 & Montrose Road)
Map & Directions
Our Gracious Host/Sponsor: Shulman Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker, P.A.
Resolutionary Thinking
Focusing on solutions. Thinking creatively and tenaciously about outcomes. About what’s in your best interests. Getting matters resolved, so you can get on with what matters to you. That’s resolutionary thinking. And that’s made Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker, P.A., one of the largest, most respected law firms in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
In 1972, Shulman Rogers was founded on a commitment to client service. Today, the firm’s roster of highly skilled attorneys and other dedicated staff members are all guided by that same commitment. A client-first approach. A smart, efficient practice. A relentless focus on problem solving. And an underlying compassion—for our clients and our community. It all adds up to resolutionary thinking. The kind of thinking you can count on from the people of Shulman Rogers.
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