Greg Hawks

Keynote by speaker Greg Hawks

Unlocking an Ownership Culture

This message looks at the five distinct differences between Owners and Renters in the workplace. I’ve owned single-family properties for over 17 years and use those stories to shape this message.

• Recognize the Five Distinct Difference between an Owner and Renter in the workplace, creating a standardized measurement for buy-in
• Reveal how Owners become Renters and how to convert them back

Keynote by speaker Greg Hawks

Navigate Workplace Rapids

This message take the three elements that create rapids in the river: Pressure, Obstacles and Terrain Change – and explore how those very same elements create rapids at work. I give away a raft in this message.

• Recognize the Three Elements that create rapids both in the river and workplace.
• Reveal the difference between the inner and outer challenges as well as why we should all love obstacles.

Keynote by speaker Greg Hawks

Fashion a Culture of Greatness

This message reveals the four pillars anyone can intentionally incorporate into their team, department or whole organization – Honor, Excellence, Identity and Significance.

• Recognize the Four Pillars of a healthy culture in any organization
• Reveal how they can be implemented in teams, departments or entire companies

Keynote by speaker Greg Hawks

Trust Evolution

This message explores Thick & Thin Trust. It offers indicators of trust levels and solutions on how to grow it.

• Recognize the Three Criteria for growing thick trust
• Reveal the indicators of when trust is low, the two elements necessary to grow it and the process for expanding it amongst peers and teams

Keynote by speaker Greg Hawks

Marathon Madness

After running three marathons and several half marathons, this message addresses two major concepts at work: It debunks the myth of Work/Life Balance, replacing it with Pacing. The second is how to do more with less.

• Recognize the juxtaposition between aspiring for balance and the reality of living a paced life
• Reveal how defining your nemesis, making small adjustments and understanding energy contributes to a fulfilling, productive life at work