Robert Campbell
Areas of Impact
Entrepreneurship
Leadership
Military & Armed Forces
Presentation Titles
It's Personal, Not Personnel, Investing in People
Are You Veteran-Friendly and Veteran-Ready?
Left and Right of the Boom. Leading Before, During, and After Crisis
Veteran, Author, Leadership Coach, and Speaker Rob Campbell is a retired Army Colonel, author, keynote speaker, and small business owner. He is a 27-year Army veteran, paratrooper, and ranger with service in Iraq and Afghanistan. Rob led organizations ranging in size from 24 to 5,000 people overcoming challenges and leading change. As Commander or CEO of a 5,000-person Infantry Brigade, Rob and his team achieved Army-leading (#1 of 34 Brigades) results in personnel performance, soldier retention and promotion selection rates.
Rob's core purpose: "To make a difference in the lives of others through optimistic leadership." With his 3-Book "Battlefield to the Boardroom Series" covering leadership and military affairs, Rob shares his years of people-centric leadership and veteran transition experience applicable in today's rapidly changing environment. Rob speaks internationally about leadership, veteran affairs, and crisis. He is an advocate for veteran transition issues and coaches executives who desire to lead their people in personal ways. Rob owns and operates three small businesses.
Based on my 1st book. This speech begins with the story of two identical people under a different work environment, one great and the other bad. I share with the audience the status of the current workforce, highlighting employee disengagement, its causes and cost. I present the "Leadership Gap," a graphical representation of where leaders place their emphasis and the cost of it. Then I take the audience through an approach I call "Investing in People." Here I share stories of how I invested in my people in the Army and how they can in their organization. This includes a foundation of leadership (vision, values, culture), self-awareness and introspection and truly knowing your people. The speec ends with a call to action for leaders to take small, yet concrete steps to invest in their people.
Crisis is coming to all of us and our organizations. Are you ready to prepare for it, lead through it, and learn from it? This keynote address takes the audience to the battlefield of Afghanistan where a soldier is killed, and an organization is thrust into crisis. It then translates battlefield lessons learned for the leader and the private business or organization. Inspire, educate, and motivate your organization with this powerful keynote.
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