by Susan Diehl | Apr 10, 2018 | Leadership
5 Steps to Grow Your Leadership Skills, Even If You Are Not A “Born Leader” I have frequent debates with friends as to whether leaders are born or made. Leadership evokes images of people with great charisma, great vision and the capability to inspire others to take...
by Jack Lyons | Mar 12, 2018 | Book Review
John Maxwell is one of the world’s foremost authorities on Leadership. John has trained millions of people and written over 50 books. Like many other authorities on Leadership, John would agree that Leadership is about Setting Direction, Aligning People, Motivating...
by Chris Edwards | Mar 1, 2018 | Leadership
As most business leaders know, to be successful their companies need to process driven. They need clearly defined processes in place to manage engineering, manufacturing, distribution, sales, marketing, accounting, etc. Yet, many business leaders fail to recognize...
by Ben Anderson-Ray | Dec 12, 2017 | Leadership
When we begin working with companies, one thing we often hear from a CEO is their desire to build an accountability culture. Accountability, like any of the key traits of an organization’s culture, starts with the CEO and is amplified by the senior leadership team....
by Chris Edwards | Nov 29, 2017 | Leadership
Friction Slows Companies Down, Alignment Speeds Them Up Success in business is a function of eliminating the friction that slows companies down and building and maintaining the alignment that speeds them up. As with mechanical things business alignment is a front-end...
by Trinitas Advisors | Nov 15, 2017 | Announcements
Jack Lyons Now Provides Leadership Coaching In addition to providing high-quality M&A Advisory and Coaching, Jack Lyons now offers Leadership Alignment Advisory. After completing more than 9 months of training in the Trinitas Leadership Align to Grow Process,...
by Trinitas Advisors | Nov 6, 2017 | Announcements
On October 21, 2017, Trinitas Advisors attended and sponsored at the Gold Level, the event Vita Redita, a gala by the Michigan Transplant Center to help fund research for life-saving transplant technologies and for Camp Michitanki. The name Vita Redita is fitting as...
by Susan Diehl | Oct 26, 2017 | Leadership
We all know the famous story of Chicken Little who, after an acorn fell on his head, ran to tell the king that the sky was falling. Along the way, he encountered other friends, including Turkey Lurkey, Henny Penny, and Goosey Loosey, who eagerly jumped on the...
by Susan Diehl | Sep 29, 2017 | Leadership
The question in today’s economy is how to define and demonstrate the value creation potential of a corporate function and move beyond the cost center model. Despite numerous articles on leaning out corporate processes, none provided me a road map of how to translate...
by Chris Edwards | Sep 6, 2017 | Leadership
To build top performing companies, business leaders must decide what their companies are going to do and, more importantly, what they are not going to do. They can’t be all things to all to all people. They need to be clear about the value they offer and deploy their...