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A Model Conversation on the Stage

Show your people how to have hard conversations—by watching one happen

This unique keynote takes a bold and memorable approach: Craig facilitates a live, on-stage conversation among people with differing views on a topic chosen for its relevance and real tension. Rather than offering abstract advice, Craig demonstrates what productive disagreement actually looks like—modeling facilitation, listening, curiosity, and respect in real time. Audiences gain practical tools, deeper understanding, and the confidence that we can disagree and still get along.

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Better Together

High-impact collaborative decision-making that actually works

Most groups talk about collaboration. This interactive keynote shows audiences how to do it. Through stories, demonstrations, and audience participation, Craig helps groups unlock their collective intelligence, turn conflict into forward momentum, and make decisions that stick. Participants leave energized and equipped with simple tools for better meetings and stronger results right away.

The Rainbow Rule

A step beyond the Golden Rule

What if respect meant more than treating others the way you want to be treated? In this thought-provoking keynote, Craig introduces The Rainbow Rule—a simple but powerful shift that deepens empathy, inclusion, and collaboration. Through stories, reflection, and audience interaction, participants explore practical ways to better understand and work with people who think, act, and live differently from them.

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Make the Most of Every Meeting

Because meetings don’t have to be miserable

We’ve all suffered through bad meetings—and Craig uses those stories to great effect. In this lively, interactive keynote, he challenges audiences to rethink meetings. Participants learn how to reduce unnecessary meetings, generate leap-ahead ideas, and apply six essential ingredients that transform meetings into productive, engaging work sessions. Attendees leave with practical tools they can use immediately—and a new attitude about meetings.