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Businesses around the world look to IHHP and our EI management training programs to help them with numerous issues: providing greater leadership and management skills, improving teamwork and individual relationships, retaining key employees, and fostering an environment of greater motivation and inspiration. Our customers also find our Emotional Intelligence programs bring them greater fulfillment and a stronger sense of purpose and meaning in their lives. |
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JP is acting President of IHHP and is responsible for turning its research and development work into new ideas and models that can help individuals and organizations find an edge in a competitive world. Formerly, he taught at two of North America’s most prestigious business schools executive education programs: the Kellogg Graduate School of Management in the US (rated number one worldwide) and Queens’s University in Canada. He is a highly sought after speaker on leadership and performance and has received acclaim for his work in personal leadership with sales organizations, leadership retreats, and motivational seminars across the world – last year he reached audiences in places such as England, Greece, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Venezuela, India and Australia. His diverse training includes: Queen’s University, Harvard Medical School’s Mind Body Medical Institute and the University of Massachusetts Medical Center stress clinic. Olympic and elite athletes have sought out JP to help them find an edge in performance. JP has worked as a performance coach to the Canadian Olympic men’s volleyball team at 3 Olympic Games. He has also worked with the Orlando Magic, as well as executives of the NHL, NBA, NFL and the US Olympic committee. Along with his busy speaking schedule around the world, he now spends his time researching and writing about the variables that drive performance and leadership. His forthcoming book, Leadership Rewired, the New Science of Sustainable Performance, will be published in 2011. |
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Bill is also a highly acclaimed and award-winning professional speaker. His passion and enthusiasm for EI and its impact on leadership development, combined with his talent as a motivational keynote speaker, leave audiences inspired and wanting to hear more. Prior to joining IHHP, Bill was Vice President of a large computer software firm, leading the sales, consulting, and marketing divisions. He was also responsible for customer relations and helped the company build a large and successful business partner network. He is highly sought after as an executive coach for Fortune 500 companies, whose senior leaders look to him to help them understand how to measure Emotional Quotient (EQ) and apply Emotional Intelligence to improve their leadership skills and get to the next level in their careers. Bill has a degree in Mathematics with a major in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo in Canada. In addition to leveraging his background in sales to motivate and inspire more extroverted groups (e.g. sales and marketing), Bill's Mathematics degree and technical background give him credibility and shared experience when he speaks to groups that are more analytical in nature (Financial, IT, Engineering, etc). |
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Over a period of more than two decades, Blair has spun his particular brand of magic, bringing leadership effectiveness training to senior executives around the globe in countries such as Australia, Turkey, England, Saudi Arabia, Portugal, Jamaica, Brazil and, of course North, America. Blair is gifted at the art of designing, creating and implementing powerful leadership development programs, and his passion for facilitating these programs and helping others to achieve greater success through Emotional Intelligence truly showcases his brilliance and intuition. |
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Over the past 6 years, Michael has focused his attention on studying the impact of Emotional Intelligence on performance, leadership and organisational change. He has delivered leadership programs to a wide cross-section of industries and professions – from Pharma & Education to Accounting & Financial Services – throughout North America and Australasia. In 2007, Michael became Director, Asia Pacific. In this role, he works directly with the OD, HR and training teams within client organisations to tailor programs that deliver behavioural change in-line with the cultural vision of the organisation and unique needs of each individual. As a facilitator, Michael's leadership experience, passion, sense of humour and connection with his audience is coupled with a sound scientific background and in-depth understanding of the subject matter and human physiology. The result: credibility, relevance and engagement. As an executive coach, Michael has delivered over 1000 hours of coaching to more than 200 clients, and is recognised as one of the most experienced and effective EQ coaches in the region. Michael holds undergraduate degrees from George Mason University, Virginia, USA. A life-long learner, Michael continued his professional development in Australia where he completed a host of Post Graduate Studies in Business Management at the University of Queensland. With a passion for personal development, Michael helps clients develop the skills to step-up and deliver when it truly counts. |
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With 10 years as an officer in the Australian Army, Greg has an intimate understanding of what it means to lead in difficult circumstances. Moving to the field of management consulting, Greg focussed on the human impact of change, training individuals and leaders to implement organisation-wide change programs, as well as coaching people through these changes. Working in the UK, Europe, Hong Kong, Singapore, India, China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Taiwan, Greg has helped organisations manage people through a variety of business challenges in the Financial Services (Insurance, Banking, and IFA Networks), Retail, Travel, Fleet Management, Outsourced Call Centre, Industrial Engineering, Pharmaceutical, Manufacturing, Law, Accounting, and Property Development industries. Having also competed at a senior level in the sporting world, Greg helps people to understand what it really means to push through performance barriers and to function effectively as a team. Greg's knowledge in the fields of human development, change and leadership is underscored by a bachelor degree in Human Resource Development (University of New England), an MBA (University of Queensland), and a Company Director’s Diploma from the Australian Institute of Company Directors. As a committed student of Emotional Intelligence since 1996, Greg has become a certified EQ trainer and is accredited to administer and interpret a range of EQ assessment tools. He is passionate about the value of developing Emotional Intelligence, and IHHP's programs are highly sought after for their ability to engage people with research-rich content, combined with state of the art methods to directly apply EQ to each individual's specific circumstances, thereby making EQ learning meaningful and practical for everyone. |
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Using his previous experience and education, as well as numerous surveys and discussions with both educators and youth, Matt developed IHHP’s Youth Leadership program—Leadership Rewired—which is now being integrated into school systems in both Canada and the U.S. Before joining IHHP in 2008, Matt travelled North America as a speaker and facilitator for an international youth leadership organization, where he blended personal experience and intellect in order to share the challenges surrounding today’s youth, as well as offer practical and tangible solutions to these issues. With his trademark high energy level, humor and positivity, Matt has an exceptional ability to connect personally with young people in his presentations and workshops. He relates his teachings to what is happening in the world today – in the media, pop culture, and at home – understanding this helps youth better retain the information and apply EI skills to their personal lives. His passion for the science of emotional intelligence has allowed him to apply these theories in his personal life with great success. This clearly translates into his work with youth and their everyday issues.
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