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An author and entrepreneur, Darren L. Johnson joined the National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC), as Deputy Director/COO in 2002. He ensures that NMAC fulfills its mission by providing overall leadership to the organization's six divisions, as well as implementing and leading total system wide organizational and diagnostic change. Under Johnson's leadership NMAC has developed a revised employee handbook, created and executed new agency wide standard operating procedures, restructured two divisions, led the agency through its first personnel reduction plan, implemented a long term PR/Marketing campaign, and initiated a five year focus - 50/50 in 5 - for increasing the unrestricted revenues. Johnson is also president of InsideOut Learning, web-based company that provides organization development consulting focusing in the areas of team building and diversity. Johnson is InsideOut Learning's primary international speaker and trainer, working with over 100 clients worldwide, including Rotary International, the Mayor's Office of Detroit, and Thomas Nelson Publishers, . . . |
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Speech Topics |
Change, Diversity, Leadership, Management, Motivation, Stress Management, Teambuilding | |
Travels From |
Tennessee | |
Price |
Under $5,000 | |
Blog |
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Sample Talks |
Letting Go of Stuff: Powerful Secrets To Simplify Your Life “Stuff” gets in the way of our attempt to think differently and be better at whatever we do with our lives. What people don’t realize is that is it not always the stuff, as much as how we manage the stuff that really matters. In this powerful, inspiring, insightful, and interactive speech Darren L. Johnson takes your audience on a wonderful trip along the road to understanding the seven secrets for effectively letting go of stuff. Letting Go of Stuff – Growing Your Business Inside Out For many business owners and professionals who want to change and/or improve the way they do business, the first place they look is on the financial reports. This is a place to begin. However, if you are serious about changing how you do business, the most critical focus must be on your true personal commitment. |
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