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Mission Open forum for key decision makers to develop personally and collaborate with other executives to broaden one's business philosophy.
What Is Executive Dialogue?
Executive Dialogue consists of select groups of eight to twelve:
- CEOs
- Business owners
- Presidents
- Executive directors
- Senior partners
- CFOs
Participants depend on their peers to:
- Be capable
- Be confidential advisors
- Assist with business problems
- Suggest workable solutions
- Offer fresh perspectives
Groups function autonomously determining meeting times, location, and format with a group leader and facilitator in each group. The success of each group depends on:
- Openness
- Active participation
"I like to define my responsibility within our organization as 'keeping the wagon train heading west.' Through interaction with peers, I have both validated many of our core beliefs and gained insight into the pitfalls of an ever changing business climate. My group has been a great source of knowledge and provided tangible benefits that help to shape the direction of our company."
Bill Hanlon
Terminal Warehouse Executive Dialogue has concluded five years of successful participation from business leaders looking to sharpen their leadership skills while sharing and learning best practices for leading a successful company.
The following benefits allow you to carve valuable time for what matters most:
- Trusted Advisors
- Leadership
- Safe Sharing Peer Group
- Sounding Board
- Best Practices
How Does It Work?Participants meet a minimum of six times a year in small groups. Groups can choose to meet montly if participants desire. - One full group meeting with a speaker
"Executive Dialogue has been a very useful and rewarding experience for me. As a co-owner of a mid-size business, I have found the time spent with fellow business leaders extremely valuable. Our group has respect for each other. There is a diversity of experience and knowledge among our members. We have met on a monthly basis to discuss current issues, book reviews, and selected topics pertinent to our group. After three years in the same group, many of us have formed a strong bond of trust. I recommend that anyone needing a breath of fresh 'business air' should join and discover other perspectives and ideas on business"
Ron Palitto
Palitto Consulting Services, Inc. How Much Does It Cost?
Cost of the program is $250 per year which includes: - One buffet breakfast - served at the full group meeting (March Kick-Off Meeting)
- An allowance for group refreshments
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