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CHRIS T. HOLLAND, President and Founder

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Chris T. Holland, Executive Consultant, organizational consultant,

I've had the distinct pleasure to work closely with well over 100 CEO's, their leadership teams, and Boards of Directors. Many of them have been leaders in their fields, healthcare, technology, financial services, energy, and consumer products. (Clients)

For over 25 years I've studied what makes them successful and how they've engaged their organizations in making dramatic changes in order to thrive in the face of market volatility and increased competition.

Many demonstrated the determination to be better than they were, even though they were already leaders, in order to sustain their greatness and widen the gap between them and their competitors.

The best of these CEO's brought us in to be a sounding board to help sharpen their thinking and to be a collaborator working seamlessly with them to engage the right people in co-creating and then taking ownership of the plan for change.

The most effective of CEO's driving change want momentum. They tolerate their people's feelings of anxiety that speed initially engenders because they know what's on the other side. They're eager to see who steps up to the plate and want to identify these people as soon as possible because they know that the success of their organization depends on them.

They want to know they're working with a consultant who's been there before, who will be there with the tools and methods as they're needed along the way. But most of all, they want a confident expert who knows how to help them move along their own path to success, leveraging their own unique strangths rather than trying to force a theoretical template on their development. Most of all, they want their organization to emerge confident in their new state of performance because they built it themselves.

 

Chris