Keynotes

Thursday, October 1
8:15 am - 10:15 am

Thinking Without a Box!

How to lead your organization into the Quantum Age

Ian Percy, organizational psychologist and author

You know those "boxes" you keep trying to think out of? Well most of them are in your head! Get rid of them forever because they're preventing you and your organization from reaching your highest goals and dreams. Ian Percy's keynote address will show delegates how to break out of those restraints and learn to claim the unlimited power available to them. Through five simple and actionable quantum principles delegates will learn how to access their ability to achieve unimagined peace, performance and prosperity. By changing how they think, delegates will be able to take their lives and their organizations to new levels of performance, innovation or profitability.

Ian Percy is an organizational psychologist helping a wide variety of corporations around the world transform for higher purpose, performance and profitability. He has worked with companies like KPMG, Merck and Royal Bank Group. For almost 20 years, Ian worked entirely within Canadian health care. He is the creator of The Infinite Possibilities Initiative process for identifying and releasing the full potential of both individuals and organizations. Ian was declared "One of the top 21 speakers for the 21st century" by Successful Meetings magazine, and has been inducted into both the Canadian and US Speaker Halls of Fame. His seven books include Going Deep and The Profitable Power of Purpose. Ian is a Canadian now living in Arizona.

Friday, October 2
2:45 pm - 4:15 pm

Inspiring Your People in Tough Times

Peter Legge, author, professional speaker, business executive

Peter Legge, OBC, is Chairman & CEO of Canada Wide Media Limited, a $30 million publishing company based in Vancouver with a staff of 140. Having guided his company successfully through four recessions, he understands the need of the power of a team. Peter prides himself in learning from his business and life mentors along with the discipline of reading a book a week. A balanced life is not always possible, so you'd better love what you do. Success is not only about a healthy bottom line. Peter learned from his father that the best reward is service to the community. Peter has received honorary doctorate degrees from Simon Fraser University and Royal Roads University, and was presented with the highest honour in his province, The Order of British Columbia; all for his commitment to the community. The author of 12 books and considered one of North Americas Top 20 Speakers. Peter's presentation will be a palette of timeless lessons and entertaining stories from his life.

Watch Peter's Be Bold video clip for inspiration on how to cope in tough economic times.