Join us for an engaging address with keynote speaker Peter Katz, “We Become What We Celebrate” at GRIT: AMC’s Annual Convention and Trade Show on June 4th - 5th.
Katz understands how to create the right container to identify and amplify our brightest milestones. He provides thought leadership on how splintered work forces, remote working environments and marketplace disruptions are making it harder than ever for workplaces to follow through on their mission, values, and goals. Building and transforming cultures need to evolve through a series of processes and activities that will inspire employees to sustainable action.
He will show attendees how to harness the remarkable power of celebration. Far from superficial pleasure, Katz’s version of celebration is a co-created experience that can revolutionize individuals and teams before, during, and after their most pivotal moments.
His presentation, using a creative flair to drive his message home, will focus on harnessing the power of celebration as we enter a season that encourages us all to become the best versions of ourselves.
Peter's address will round off a packed event agenda. To see the full agenda and register before the early bird deadline, April 30th, start here: https://t.co/fZbp6elIIL
I am grateful to say... we have the best team, even in a moment of frustration, we come out with this key takeaway. Love our work culture! Credit to Kirsten Overdulve on our crew @2StepsAheadInc it's her words and work you see here.
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Remember that for those affected, this isn’t something they only feel and experience today, so why should it ONLY be one day for the rest of us? Never take for granted your freedom or your family. Take time to reflect on what this day means. Get more involved in your community.
Trigger warning. Also, long thread, not a rant. As I stood in my very sunny driveway, and I watch my kids, all wearing orange shirts today. It hits me.
What inspired me to share my thoughts was to create awareness of what their fear, sadness, and anger at the treatment of these families affected. And to remind you that today is not a token day, that you should not just put these thoughts and conversations down after it ends.