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Eric Boles

Eric Boles

REAL CHANGE. REAL RESULTS.

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  • Leadership, Peak Performance and Cultural Transformation Expert
  • Keynoter, Trainer and Executive Coach
  • Former NFL player who played for the NY Jets and Green Bay Packers
  • Training programs used globally and translated into seven different languages

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Through a combination of coaching, consulting, and training, Eric Boles helps organizations collapse time achieve goals quickly and function within their purpose and values. The results organizations experience are real and powerful. He helps organizations such as Dunkin’ Brands, Aviva, Starbucks, Alaska Airlines, New Season Markets and others take leaps towards reaching their organizational goals with company wide support and enthusiasm.

Eric Boles is also a highly acclaimed keynote speaker for some of the most recognized and respected organizations in the world. Eric presents his inspiring and challenging insights and strategies to thousands of leaders each year. His expertise on Leadership, Culture Change, Team Dynamics, and Peak Performance has been shared with clients such as Hasbro, Kraft Foods, USAA, U.S. Air Force, New York Life, CraftWorks Restaurants and Breweries, National Association of Realtors, and Swiss Re. Eric speaks to a variety of education, government, healthcare, manufacturing, and financial services organizations and associations.

Prior to becoming a high performance authority, Eric Boles learned many principles of team dynamics and leadership from his experience playing in the National Football League. He was coached and mentored by some of the finest coaches and players in the league. Eric is an avid sports fan, golfer, and reader. He and his wife Cindy have 2 daughters, Taylor and Madison.

Leading Change in the New Reality

Leading has never been easy, but it has never been more challenging than it is today in this “New Normal” or “New Reality.” The customer has never been more demanding, the competition never more stiff, the employees increasingly less engaged. All the while, industry changes and technology advances continue coming at a faster pace. Plus, despite all these demands, many leaders are being asked to accomplish more with less.

Key Points of this Presentation:

  • Leaders becoming “Dealers of Hope”.
  • Changing the Momentum.
  • Three reasons you may be resisting change.
  • Leading to win or not to lose?
  • The need to give and receive timely feedback and act on it.
  • Overcoming fear and uncertainty and leading more courageously.
  • Seeing the potential through all the hazards and noise around you.
  • Communicating the “Why” and the “How” to change.
  • Having difficult conversations…making tough decisions….taking action.
  • No longer allowing good intentions to be a substitute for actual accomplishment.
  • Inspiring your people and leading and modeling the change.
  • Being at your “best” more of the time.
  • The need to be resilient and to bounce back quickly.

Eric Boles will weave powerful stories and depth around each of these strategies that will touch the heads and hearts of your people. Plus, he’ll work with you to customize his presentation around your meeting theme, key business issues and goals so you get the results you want. They’ll also receive relevant information that they can put to work immediately both personally and professionally. Eric looks forward to the possibility of working with you.

Moving to Great

When you’re green you’re growing, when you’re ripe you are rotten!~Frosty Westering

“Moving to Great” will deepen your understanding of the fundamentals of personal mastery and change enablement. Participants learn time-proven techniques and skills for enhancing personal accountability and helping themselves and others overcome the natural, human resistance to change. “Moving to Great” provides a scientifically sound set of tools that will enable individuals to increase their self-efficacy (the ability to cause and make happen), improve their self-esteem and enhance their ability to set and accomplish bigger and better goals. A result of experiencing “Moving to Great” is a renewed sense of commitment and a greater willingness to seek out and implement new approaches to tackling both personal and organizational challenges.

Lead with Purpose

“Lead With Purpose” will help you become intentional in how you positively influence others. The goal being that your influence grows alongside your commitment to creating great relationships. You will enjoy the practical and personal application of principles for inspiring, motivating, and developing others.

“Lead With Purpose” builds on the skills you already possess and equips you to achieve positive change in your life and the life of your organization through effective, visionary leadership.

More than Winning

We didn’t lose the game; we just ran out of time.~Vince Lombardi

The goal of every team is to win; no matter the venue or arena of competition, sports or business, the objective is to come out on top. What if there was a better approach that does not involve winning or losing, winning was simply the by-product? The pursuit of excellence is not about winning – it is “More than Winning.” It is giving your very best in pursuit of a goal or worthwhile endeavor bigger than yourself. It is bigger than any one individual and demands your very best.

“More than Winning” focuses on releasing a team’s potential. This is the result of effectively leveraging the individual strengths for the benefit of the team and the goal. We’ll show you the keys to unlock the potential.

Fearless Leadership

“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. ~Franklin D. Roosevelt

Perhaps the greatest challenge that you will ever face in life is the conquest of fear and the development of the habit of courage. Fear has always been the greatest enemy of mankind. When Franklin D. Roosevelt said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself,” he was saying that the emotion of fear, rather than the reality of what we fear, is the cause of associated anxiety, stress and unhappiness.

“Fearless Leadership” is based on this premise. Just think: What would you dare to dream, be or do if you were able to overcome your fears? Fortunately, the habit of courage can be learned!

Managing and Leading Change
You did a fantastic job! In fact many people have been saying it was the highlight of the entire conference and you were one of the best guest speakers we have ever had! If you ever need references - please let me know - will give you “rave” reviews!!! Copying my boss in case we have other needs for leadership and your other services. Thanks again!
SAP North America
Thank you for speaking to my team during our "All Hands" meeting last week. Your expertise, energy, passion and preparation made for an outstanding discussion which has received “terrific” feedback! Getting the best to think about getting even better is a unique perspective that resonated extremely well with my team of high achievers. Additionally, your preparation was obvious as you really personalized the message for our team without making it seem like a set-up. Thank you for the great teamwork and for helping us move the needle to even further to the right!
Convention Manager
The words Eric Boles spoke were so “real”, motivating, inspiring and allowed me to self-reflect on how I can change me to better assist as a developing leader for those who are looking to me to lead. He was such a great speaker!!! I could’ve listened to him for hours on end! I quickly came back telling the team how great he was and how they should’ve been there as me explaining it to them did no justice. Wow!! What a way to start a morning!
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