Kevin O'Connor, CSP
Kevin E. O'Connor, CSP
Greater Chicago Area, IL, UNITED STATES
Facilitator, Executive Coach, Author and Consummate Speaker
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Biography
I specialize in executive leadership, innovation, and organizational development as well as in educating and coaching professionals who are charged with leading their professional peers.
I work with business executives, physicians, engineers, pharmaceutical executives, industry experts, workshop presenters, architects and other technical professionals, their peers and their staff, as well as their lay colleagues for greater effectiveness in team development, leading initiatives, and professional presentations.
I've authored five books, my latest being "Speak Up: A Woman's Guide to Presenting Like A Pro" (co-authored with Cyndi Maxey, CSP) published by St. Martin's in New York. My previous book was on professional presentations specifically for EXPERIENCED executives and I'm currently working on another book on influencing those who do not report directly.
Industry Expertise (3)
Professional Training and Coaching
Corporate Leadership
Health Care - Providers
Areas of Expertise (3)
Facilitation
Peer Leadership
Public Speaking
Education (5)
Columbia College Chicago:
Saint Xavier University: MA, Education
Loyola University of Chicago: MA, Pastoral Studies/Spirituality
Adler School of Professional Psychology: MA, Counseling Psychology
Loyola University of Chicago: BA, Philosophy
Affiliations (8)
- National Association for Parents with Children Who Have Visual Impairments (NAPVI)
- Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired
- Global Speakers Federation (GSF)
- Professional Speakers of Illinois/National Speakers Association-IL
- National Speakers Association (NSA)
- American Counseling Association
- American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
- North American Society of Adlerian Psychology
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Sample Talks (1)
Peer Leadership
Lead Your Peers From Conflict to Consensus to Action. When voluntary cooperation is the only alternative, there are specific leadership skills that bring individuals together for real action. When professionals bring their technical expertise to the group, leaders need to create an environment that affirms their strength and develops their needs. Leading professionals is different; leading your former peers is challenging but not impossible.
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- Keynote
- Moderator
- Workshop Leader
- Author Appearance
- Corporate Training
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