Business Turnaround Consultant & Speaker

WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH, THE TOUGH GO FOR COFFEE

Go beyond theory with business turnaround speaker Richard J. Bryan and re-live the business turn-around tactics he learned over coffee (lots of coffee) with his brilliant, common-sense, business mentor Frank. Richard became the reluctant CEO of his family’s high-profile business at the age of 28, after his father became ill. He was facing $5 million of company debt, tough competition, unhappy manufacturer partners and, to top it off, the business was losing $3.5 million a year! He looked around and decided he needed help. Enter Frank.

Fill your cup, pull up a chair and learn the top 10 road-tested, turn-around tactics that saved the business. With the help of the right mentor, Richard took his family business from near bankruptcy to profitable sale over the course of 10 years. He has gathered his key learnings (the good, the bad and the ugly) in his no-nonsense, leadership book Being Frank. He will share select excerpts from his book with you, in this value-packed, reality-tested, freshly brewed program.

 

Key Takeaways From business turnaround speaker Richard J. Bryan

  • The Perils of Indecision: Trust your gut and stop second-guessing yourself
  • Find Your Focus: Remain laser-focused on your end goal, amid organizational chaos
  • The Power of a Plan: Strengthen your resolve to make the tough decisions

“Richard is a rock star! A Brit but still a rock star!”

— J. T., President, Sill-Terhar Motors Inc.

“Richard has an uncanny ability to cut through organizational problems and uncomplicate the complicated! Richard delivers in a way that cuts straight to the heart of the topic of discussion!”

— Brady George, Operations Director, Almeda

Recent Posts

Succession Without Disruption: Why Smart Business Owners Start Planning Earlier Than They Think

Succession Without Disruption: Why Smart Business Owners Start Planning Earlier Than They Think

For most founders and business owners, succession planning lives in a strange limbo — important, but never quite urgent.

There’s always something more pressing. Customers to serve. People issues to sort. Growth opportunities to chase. Margins to watch. And when the business is performing well, it’s easy to tell yourself there’ll be plenty of time to deal with succession later.

5 Intentional Steps Leaders Take to Create and Sustain Great Culture

5 Intentional Steps Leaders Take to Create and Sustain Great Culture

Building and protecting a healthy company culture takes at least as much intentional action as sustaining physical fitness in a human body. By continually investing in cultural health, leaders not only defend their people against workplace toxicity, they also reinforce the organization’s foundation for profitability, innovation, and resilience. Culture-strengthening leaders make five purposeful moves to get the results they want: modeling desired behaviors, attending to regular employee feedback, addressing values violations promptly, communicating openly through change, and promoting only culture-building A-Players.

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