Meeting/Event Information

Collective Passion
Presented by Colby Jubenville, PhD. Special Assistant to the Dean, MTSU Principal, Red Herring Innovation and Design

Competition is about strategy. At the core of strategy is not simply the notion of being the best, rather how you compete. The Collective Passion Model teaches YOU how to meaningfully connect YOUR organization with customers and employees resulting in culture being the competitive advantage. This session examines the three story lines of brand, management and experience found in ALL organizations. This interactive session will provide you specific tools to unleash Collective Passion in your organization.

Key Take Aways:

• Understand how to unleash Collective Passion
• Examine relationships between organization, customer and employee.
• Learn how to make culture THE competitive advantage.
• Understand the 3 story lines of brand, management and experience.

Schedule: Doors open at 7:00 am for registration and networking. Buffet breakfast begins at 7:20 am, and the presentation starts promptly at 8:00 am.

Breakfast:

• Members: $18 by end of business Monday, November 2, $24 afterwards.*
  
• Future Members: $29 by end of business Monday, November 2, $35 afterwards.* (See below)**
• MT|SHRM Students: $9 by end of business Monday November 2, $12 afterwards.*
  

*On-line registration will close by end of business 2 days prior to the event. Our ability to accommodate walk-in registrations will be based on space availability.

Biography: Colby B. Jubenville, PhD is an accomplished author, speaker, professor, business advisor, entrepreneur and inventor. He holds an academic appointment at Middle Tennessee State University as Special Assistant to the Dean for Student Success and Strategic Partnerships in the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences and is Principal of Red Herring Innovation and Design, an agency specializing in helping people and organizations become better known, better understood, and better understand the unique value they deliver.

In 2015 Jubenville accepted an invitation from the Washington Times to write about self-reliance, developing an entrepreneurial mindset and teaching people how to "go their own way."

In that same year he received the Nashville Emerging Leaders Impact Award presented by theNashville Area Chamber of Commerce and YP Nashville. The award honors one of Nashville's top leaders who has made a significant impact on Nashville's YP demographic

** Up to $45 of any Guest registration may be applied towards a new 1 year MT|SHRM Membership within 60 days of the event attended.  Please call Shannan at (615) 499-5150 to take advantage.