Changeability And The New Post Boom Reality

2nd Thursday of the month
Thursday, April 14, 2011
12 noon–1:30 pm

LOCATION:
Levine Museum of the New South
200 E. Seventh Street, Charlotte, NC  28202*

In the post-boom economy, the next generation of great American companies will have to build cultures that are dynamic and thrive on the constantly changing variables of business. These companies will have people that have a collective attitude that anticipates, embraces and even creates change as a means of succeeding. People and companies that develop changeability as a core competency will hold a distinct competitive advantage.

Nicholas Beamon will present this topic and lead a conversation exploring how developing a mindset of change can have a powerful impact on our lives and our companies. He will examine how the way we think, see ourselves and see what is possible creates patterns of behavior that ultimately determines our success or failure.

About the presenter:

Nicholas Beamon  

Nicholas Beamon is a principal consultant, facililator and coach at The Center for Intentional Leadership, an organization committed to the development of extraordinary people, teams and organizations.

Nicholas brings 20 years of corporate experience as a senior vice president at Wachovia where he developed individuals, business teams, and non-profit organizations to next-level performance. His corporate experience includes strategic development and execution of major product lines, executive recruiting strategy and talent development, as well as tactical execution of sales, service and financial performance. Nicholas’s work has positively impacted organizations such as Lance, Harris Teeter, Bank of America and American Express.

Nicholas has a finance degree from the University of South Carolina and an MBA from the McColl School of Business at Queens University. He has served as board chair of the Harvey B. Gantt Center; was a board member for the Johnston YMCA and Uptown Childress Klein YMCA, and The Junior League Corporate Advisory Board; and has served on committees for the Arts and Science Council and the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce. 

Lunch is provided so please register by clicking HERE by April 12, 2011.

*Two hours of free parking are included with the luncheon. Attendees/members should use the 7th Street Garage, adjacent to the Levine Museum. Bring their parking ticket to the Museum’s visitor reception desk where it will be validated.