WASHINGTON, D.C. Steve McClatchy, author of New York Times Bestseller Decide: Work Smarter, Reduce Your Stress & Lead by Example, will conduct an interactive presentation at the Afternoon Program Session during the American Bakers Association’s Executive Leadership Development Committee (ELDC) Public Policy Forum on September 18 in Washington, D.C.
“We are thrilled and honored to have Steve on the program agenda for ELDC,” said ELDC Co-Chair Jesse Amoroso, Amoroso’s Baking Co. “Steve’s energy and enthusiasm is contagious and I always come away from his sessions highly motivated with a renewed focus and specific strategies for implementation.”
This fast-paced presentation will offer Forum attendees a new and fresh perspective on motivation and success as Mr. McClatchy guides them through effective decision making habits and how to perform at their personal best on a daily basis. Attending this presentation will give participants the skills to focus on results and the true drivers of performance; regain critical planning and personal time; and dramatically increase work/life engagement.
Mr. McClatchy is a keynote speaker, workshop leader, and author who has spoken before thousands of audiences on the topics of leadership, performance, personal growth, and work/life engagement. His client list includes the NFL, Google, Pfizer, Microsoft, Disney, Comcast, Accenture, HP, Discovery Channel, DHL Europe, Tiffany’s, Wells Fargo and Campbell’s Soup.
ELDC is dedicated to developing the future leadership of the wholesale baking industry and the American Bakers Association. The annual Public Policy Forum, September 17-19, 2014, in Washington, D.C., features industry leadership speakers, Capitol Hill lobbying visits with members of Congress, professional development training, industry trends and education, ample networking and much more. Registration is now open! More information may be found at www.americanbakers.org.
About the American Bakers Association:
The American Bakers Association (ABA) is the Washington D.C.-based voice of the wholesale baking industry. Since 1897, ABA has represented the interests of bakers before the U.S. Congress, federal agencies, and international regulatory authorities. ABA advocates on behalf of more than 700 baking facilities and baking company suppliers. ABA members produce bread, rolls, crackers, bagels, sweet goods, tortillas and many other wholesome, nutritious, baked products for America’s families. The baking industry generates more than $102 billion in economic activity annually and employs more than 706,000 highly skilled people.
Source: American Bakers Association