Mark Fenner
On today's episode, Seth speaks to Mark Fenner, President and Executive Coach of Rise Performance Group about how time is the most valuable commodity leaders possess.
Mark has an uncanny talent for connecting with leaders and guiding them in unleashing their unused potential. With extensive training and decades of on-the-ground experience, Mark has helped hundreds of organizations build high-performing cultures, nurture world-class leaders and push the envelope of profitability.
Mark inspires CEO’s, owners and their leadership teams to think bigger, act bolder and make an even greater impact on their company, its employees and their communities.
For more than 30 years, Mark has been inspiring individuals and teams to find their strengths, overcome limiting beliefs and reach their true potential. He has the experience necessary to help CEOs and their teams manage the most dangerous phase of a mid-market firm: scaling up.
Mark’s ability to inspire others to rise up starts with belief. Mark believes there’s a hidden giant in all of us just waiting to be unleashed. When a person gains confidence, shares a common purpose with teammates and has a compelling future, the results can be monumental.
Mark leverages an extensive set of tools to help clients create transformation. For 35 years, Mark has been studying and applying strategies from prominent thought leaders, past and present. This deep array of resources provides multiple ways for clients to solve problems and create breakthroughs.
Connecting with people, no matter where they are on their journey, is one of Mark’s greatest gifts. This facilitates the buy-in and trust necessary for Mark to inspire transformation. Through a facilitated planning session, workshop or speaking, Mark will energize your team and inspire them to raise their standards.
More about Mark Fenner here,
https://riseperformancegroup.com
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