Jens Naumann

CEO Green-First Technologies Inc.

  • Napanee ON

Inner Strength Prevails: moving Mountains with a positive attitude...

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Biography

Jens is CEO of Green-First Technologies, an Ontario-based Renewable Energy Systems company involved in small and large scale Wind, Solar and Thermal Energy projects. Having a strong technical and practical electronic background, Jens delivers refreshing, out of the box, thought provoking innovative concepts to your boardroom.
Jens' great observation, and detailed nature is coupled with his skill as Social Services Worker, leading him to be both patient and employee of Dobelle Institute, a famed medical devices research company launching a project of vision restoration using cortical stimulation; for which Jens drove a car using this technology in ASAIO 2002.
Jens' logical and motivational manner, coupled with his sensitivity to human needs as outlined in his book Search for Paradise, making him a dynamic, inspirational speaker with an unmatched ability to communicate his message.

Industry Expertise

Training and Development
Renewables and Environmental
Social Services
Program Development
Employment Services
Education/Learning
Advanced Medical Equipment

Areas of Expertise

Renewable Energy
Abilities and Empowerment
Redefining Barriers

Accomplishments

Quinte Fox Hunters Association

1995-09-20

First Computer Program for National Fox Hunters Association

United Way of Quinte Award

2012-06-08

Best All-Round Social Service Worker Student.

Outstanding Leadership and Inspiration,

2005-06-04

Designing and Constructing an independent off-grid renewable energy system.

Education

Royal Conservatory of Music (University of Toronto)

Diploma

Piano Solo Studies

1989

Solo Performance, Theory Rudiments, Composition and Harmony.

Prince Edward, Lennox and Addington Community Future Development Corp

Certificate

Business Studies

2008

Accounting, Marketing, Business Strategies, Manufacturing.

Western University

Diploma

French Lanuage studies

2004

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Affiliations

  • Ontario College of Social Service Workers
  • Dobelle Institute Ltd.

Event Appearances

Overcoming Learning barriers

Introduction to Adult Learning  Loyalist College, Belleville, ON

2012-09-26

Behavioural harm reduction

HIV/AIDS Provincial Convention  EPF Nhamatanda, Mozambique, Africa (Through Humana ADPP)

2006-03-10

Self empowerment/empowering others

June 2005 Convocation Ceremony  St. Lawrence College, Kingston, Ontario

2005-06-04

Sample Talks

The Winning Plan (Living our best).

According to Abraham Maslow, every individual deserves the right to live to his/her fullest potential.

Defining: Fullest potential, this includes;

- The right to contribute
- Socialize
- Learn
- Travel and
- Explore the very essence of life itself.

Regardless of challenges, barriers or third party opinions; this goal is readily attainable through the development of one's inner strength.


Embracing Green Energy and making it work.

Since the begining of this centuary, we have seen alot investment in renewable energy. However, we have not seen our energy bills decrease nor has our oil consumption. so what went wrong?

Understanding the electrical grid, multiple interconnected power plants, intermittent renewable energy, the nature of alternating current and green energy politics is the key to a successful transition from conventional energy dependence.

Overcoming barriers and challenges.

Generally we have 3 types of barriers:

- Personal
- Logistical and
- Our support team.

How to overcome each one of these, is crucial to every individual's success both on a personal and or a group level in whatever industry one finds oneself. Identifying, analyzing, refocusing, redistributing and regrouping the persceived barrier. These are some of the greatest keys geared to thriving will ensure our road to success.

Style

Availability

  • Keynote
  • Panelist
  • Workshop Leader
  • Host/MC
  • Author Appearance
  • Corporate Training

Fees

$5000 to $7500*Will consider certain engagements for no fee