Tiffany Ghiselin
Corporate Productivity Guru, Inspirational Speaker
Speaking Fee: $5,000-$8,000
½ Day Workshop: $7,500
FULL Day Workshop: $ 10,000
A native of Napa Valley, Tiffany graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 1988. She began her career in business management at E.F. Hutton in Santa Barbara. Since then, Tiffany has worked with some of the most prestigious companies in the world, such as Great Western Bank, Jefferies & Co., Deloitte Consulting, Kaiser Permanente, AOL, Warner Bros., The Walt Disney Company, ABC and ESPN.
In 2003 without any warning Tiffany experienced a life threatening medical emergency that landed her on life support and ICU for a month, required multiple surgeries and a team of 20+ doctors. Having no memory of what happened, she began her recovery four months later. A year long recovery ensued and gave her time to reflect upon her very successful but stressful demanding career.
Going back to what she knew, albeit in a new way, in 2004, Tiffany founded her own consulting company. With a new appreciation for life and the importance of the human element in everything we do. Tiffany began consulting on the people impact on business and technology investments and success. Her theories quickly turned to practice and her clients loved the results from the holistic organizational view. Crossing the boundaries of typical one-focus consulting and providing multi-dimension solutions her clients achieved outstanding results.
Reaching out to other professionals and sharing the valuable lessons she learned studying the way Fortune 100 companies work and then developing Workforce Enablement solutions to solve their problems and increase productivity seemed a natural next step. Her technology and business experience allow her to speak the language of business and technologists alike. Tiffany offers a variety of corporate productivity and leadership topics to benefit the whole organization.
Topics for Leaders, Managers and all Business Professionals
The Action Oriented Organization - moving from the glacial pace of old school corporation to the new real-time, on-demand, agile organization of tomorrow.
Creating a Value Based Culture - looking at the monetary impact of project and initiatives is nothing new, but developing an organizational culture where everyone from the mailroom to the boardroom knows how to assign real value to what they do and has the power to maximize that value everyday is the way of the future. Prioritization in a vacuum is out and Business Value Culture is in.
Igniting Employee Passion - the buzzword to day is passion, but not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. Employees around the world want to feel passion about what they do and not just have a job. Build passion inside a corporate culture at every level of the organization and what the skyrocketing results.
Topics especially for Information Technology Professionals
The Real Language of Business
Moving beyond the words people say to what someone means is not an easy shift. Business and Technology folks speak a different language and it is essential for technologists to understand "Business Speak" and relying on an analyst is just not good enough. Think like your customer, understand their needs and you will decrease costs, increase speed to market and experience high user acceptance. Improving communication will improve results and customer satisfaction.
Topics especially for Women Business Professionals
Establishing Brand You
Building the right professional image and brand are keys to success and a lot of women don't realize the opportunities they miss with the wrong image. Maximize potential, increase confidence and reap the rewards. Learn how to use the best image building business and technology tools available, how to create a boardroom ready appearance in under 15 minutes and the power tips and tricks of corporate America.
Notes
- Why this class? Many women are re-entering the workforce after divorce or child rearing, changing careers after being displaced in industry collapses such as the Mortgage Meltdown or becoming entrepreneurs with home-based business, franchises or other start-ups and they just don't get how to interact outside of their comfort zone. This topic will give them what they need to level the playing field and stand out in a crowd.
- This course can be adapted to appeal to men as well, but is best suited for an audience of one majority or the other.
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