They span a diverse variety of industries, such as:
Austin Energy ∙ Cornerstone Home Lending ∙ Exxon Mobil ∙ General Electric ∙ Johnson & Johnson ∙ J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. ∙ McKenna Memorial Hospital ∙ M.D. Anderson Hospital ∙ Network of Executive Women ∙ New York University ∙ Qantas Airlines ∙ Schlumberger ∙ Shell Oil ∙ St. John’s University ∙ United Airlines ∙ University of Texas ∙ Women in Communication

After working with 50 managing directors, senior vice presidents, and vice presidents of a Fortune 100 company, their combined desired results included increased income, responsibilities, flexible hours, visibility, and advancement. All reported improved communication and flow of information within their departments as well as personal enjoyment on the job.

By raising the Curiosity Quotient (CQ) at an organization during a major transition, we helped them create new revenue streams, retain and support leading edge practitioners, and bring an entire leadership staff into the new cultural paradigm.

The executive team was enabled to see beyond invisible, yet unproductive, behavior to become more effective and aware of their impact on others. Several Senior VPs reported resolving seemingly unresolvable long-term issues and conflicts, and 97% of the participants reported increasing results.
"When we implemented the concepts from the training in our company, the dialogue became more receptive between departments and among company leaders. Creativity went way up, and we also found new revenue streams and ways to partner with vendors."
- CEO, Hospital
“The outcomes we ‘brainstormed’ in our initial meetings were delivered. The surveys of over 95% of our managers were exceptional.”
– Managing Director, Banking
"I am starting to pay attention to what ‘lights up’ my colleagues. It’s very valuable information. I got insights about my own behavior, as well, and hands-on knowledge about how to apply the skills in real life situations."
- VP, Consulting Firm
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