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Author, thought-leader and founder of The Table Group, providing organizations with services that improve teamwork
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Keynote speaker Patrick Lencioni is the founder and president of The Table Group, a firm dedicated to providing ideas, services, and products to organizations to improve teamwork, clarity, and employee engagement.
Lencioni’s passion for organizations and teams is clearly echoed in his writing, speaking, and executive consulting. He is the author of 11 best-selling books with more than five million copies sold. Well after its 16th year in print, his book The Five Dysfunctions of a Team continues to be a fixture on national bestseller lists. His latest book, The Advantage: Why Organization Health Trumps Everything Else in Business, was released to favorable reviews and also became an instant bestseller.
As a true pioneer in business, our speaker Patrick Lencioni addresses thousands of leaders each year at world-class organizations and national conferences. He is consistently the top-rated keynote speaker at major events. He shares his insights and inspires his audiences through his accessibility, humor, and story-telling.
Named in Fortune Magazine as one of the ‘ten new gurus you should know‘, Patrick Lencioni and his work have been featured in USA TODAY, Bloomberg Businessweek, and Harvard Business Review, to name a few.
Prior to founding his firm, he worked as a corporate executive for Sybase, Oracle, and Bain & Company. Today, the noteworthy grounded by faith speaker Patrick Lencioni lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and four sons.
See keynotes with Patrick LencioniAddressing the model in his brand-new book, The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else in Business, Patrick makes the overwhelming case that organizational health “will surpass all other disciplines in business as the greatest opportunity for improvement and competitive advantage.”
While too many leaders are still limiting their search for advantage to conventional and largely exhausted areas like marketing, strategy and technology, our speaker Patrick Lencioni demonstrates that there is an untapped gold mine sitting right beneath them.
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According to Patrick Lencioni, teamwork remains the ultimate competitive advantage, both because it is so powerful and so rare. He makes the point that if you could get all the people in an organization rowing in the same direction, you could dominate any industry, in any market, against any competition, at any time.
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Based on the principles in Getting Naked, Patrick presents a revolutionary and counterintuitive approach to client service that yields uncommon levels of trust and loyalty.
Naked Service, as Lencioni calls it, provokes consultants and service providers to be completely transparent and vulnerable with clients and to avoid the three fears that ultimately sabotage client allegiance.
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In his talk, keynote speaker Patrick Lencioni tackles a prominent symptom of corporate frustration: silos, the invisible barriers that separate work teams, departments and divisions, causing people who are supposed to be on the same team to work against one another.
According to Patrick, silos—and the turf wars they enable—devastate organizations by wasting resources, killing productivity and jeopardizing results.
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In this talk, keynote speaker Patrick Lencioni addresses perhaps the most timeless and elusive topic related to work: job misery.
Based on his much‑anticipated book, The Three Signs of a Miserable Job, Lencioni delivers a message that is as revolutionary as it is shockingly simple.
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Based on his popular book, Death by Meeting, Patrick Lencioni reveals some surprising truths about why we hate meetings, why we shouldn’t, and how to make them productive—even enjoyable.
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Lencioni believes that leaders too often overcomplicate their jobs when, in reality, success hinges on mastering a few simple behaviors that require uncommon levels of discipline.
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Drawing on a few of his most influential business models, Lencioni turns his attention to the most important and overlooked organization in society—the family.
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