MEGA SESSION: Emerge™: Learn, Grow, Lead
Fewer than half of today’s employees believe that their companies deserve their loyalty. Unfortunately, leaders too often confuse profits with purpose and disregard the principles that drive people. Hall of Fame speaker and leadership expert, Steve Gilliland shares the process for developing exceptional leaders and retaining great employees. No matter where you are on the leadership ladder, Gilliland will challenge you to think about the “ideal you” and the “real you.” This session will confirm the answers to influencing ethical behavior and the tools necessary to motivate people to be more productive.
Steve Gilliland, CSP, CPAE
Steve is a member of the Speaker Hall of Fame and was recognized in 2015 as one of the top 10 motivational speakers globally from over 9,000 candidates.
In addition to being one of the most sought-after speakers in North America, he has written 11 books and was named Author of the Year by Advantage/Forbes for his book Enjoy The Ride.
Steve built a multimillion-dollar company, which the Pittsburgh Business Times named one of the fastest-growing privately held companies in the region. Steve is one of SHRM’s top-rated speakers. This is his 18th consecutive year speaking at the SHRM Conference.
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