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Jack Altschuler

Book Jack to Keynote Your Next Event

When you want your attendees walking out of their session saying, “Wow!” and implementing changes for the better right away, you want Jack Altschuler as your keynote speaker.  It’s all about producing the results you want.  Jack puts it this way:

Getting more of what you want and less of what you don’t want

And if you’re a leader, the only way for that to happen is for those who look to you for leadership to give their very best – their A-Game.  That’s called “Employee Engagement” and that is what all of the Fully Alive Leadership© workshops are about.

As the Chief Alive Officer of Fully Alive, Jack presents motivating, engaging and informative keynote presentations and workshops designed to inspire leaders to be the best they can be.  That drives employee engagement, employee retention and delivers the greatest success.  And that’s what you want.

What others are saying about Jack

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-Learning About Leading
“Jack provides a solid level of energy to keep his audience focused and learning.” Robert Graybill, President FMS Solutions Baltimore, MD

-Robert Graybill, President, FMS Solutions
“Fully Alive Leadership brought a great new perspective to all the “others”-centered teachings I’ve heard.  Start with yourself!  My most powerful takeaway value is to challenge to live professionally and personally to the fullest.” Heather Mangold, President Mangold Creative Milwaukee, WI

-Heather Mangold, President, Mangold Creative

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