Chris Hutchinson, founder of Trebuchet Group, helps leaders, teams, and businesses be a positive force and do their best work. In this episode, he discusses being an abundance influencer, closing the knowing gap, creating team commitment instead of team agreement, and he shares a question that will help you identify needed change in a disarming and productive way.
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Chris Hutchinson, CEO and Abundance Influencer
Since 2002, hundreds of leaders have trusted Chris Hutchinson and Trebuchet Group to help them achieve great accomplishments through creating great teams. Chris brings together real-world experience and understanding to support leaders who feel the weight of their company on their shoulders, and are frustrated by teams not achieving their potential. Chris wrote Ripple: A Field Manual for Leadership that Works in 2015 to help leaders increase their impact.
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Chris Hutchinson, founder of Trebuchet Group, helps leaders, teams, and businesses be a positive force and do their best work. In this episode, he discusses being an abundance influencer, closing the knowing gap, creating team commitment instead of team agreement, and he shares a question that will help you identify needed change in a disarming and productive way.
