Brian Passon's Roles:

LUNCH HUDDLE COACH

Topic: Cultivating Internal Engagement for External Results
September 27, 2019
12:10 – 1:30 p.m.

BONUS WORKSHOP at 84.51 – CO-FACILITATOR 

September 26, 2019
4:00 – 6:00 p.m.

Lunch Huddle Coach: Cultivating Internal Community for External Results

Brian Passon

Co-Captain, The Shared Ship

BONUS Workshop: The Shared Ship | Thursday, September 26 | 84.51°

Climb aboard the “Shared Ship” and let your imagination carry you away as Geno Church and Brian Passon take you on a journey toward creating memorable experiences. They will explore the triggers that generate lasting impressions; suggest ways to engage past the moment; and share an “advocacy compass” that floats upside-down traditional influencer marketing approaches. This workshop will walk you through five “masts,” or principles, that you can use to rally your crew and harness the wind in your organization. The Shared Ship is a holistic approach that takes into account every part of your organization, and every touch point with your consumers.

About Brian Passon

Brian takes great joy in being constructively disruptive and helping people and organizations think and act in ways that facilitate their success and see what really is possible. Brian speaks and consults with people and organizations to inspire more meaningful, strategic and joyful employee experiences. He believes that to change the culture of a workplace, we must be focused on long-term objectives that are supported with the right infusion of strategy, science, creativity and “Edutainment.” Along with being the co-founder and facilitator of the “A People Movement Workshop,” Brian has also started and led several networking groups across the United States.

Brian is a Certified Personal Trainer with an advanced degree in Sports Psychology, and has served as an adjunct faculty member for Elms College. He has extensive experience working with the YMCA and Boys & Girls Clubs, where he focused his efforts on helping children develop an enjoyment of physical activity throughout their lives. When he is not trying to improve the culture, community leadership, experience and productivity of an organization, you can find him teaching his own children about the finer points of woodworking and DIY’ing a Victorian house or making a carrot cake from scratch – sometimes at the same time. Originally from Oregon, Brian calls Windsor, CT, home, along with his wife and three daughters.