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The Center for Organizational Health

A herd of top-level leaders inspiring transformational change. Formerly known as The Kimmell Foundation.

Professional Training and Coaching
Oklahoma City, US
4 employees
Founded 2020
4 public signals

About The Center for Organizational Health

The Center for Organizational Health promotes the Value Culture. This is based on the core belief that people are intrinsically valuable and that putting that belief into action will change the culture of your company and your community. Formerly known as The Kimmell Foundation, we develop CEO's and upper-level managers into top-level leaders. Being a great leader in business goes beyond providing opportunities for employees to grow and have a voice. Change starts when the head of the company genuinely cares about what their coworkers care about. Our goal is to create conversations between industry leaders and help them share the vision, share the reward, and share an encouraging word. Inspired by Thomas Hill III and his own experiences as CEO of Kimray Inc., The Center focuses on training leaders to transform corporate culture by being available, listening, and making a change. Our vision is a world where people know they are valued, where their lives are improved daily in the workplace, where organizations thrive through empowered employees, where people awaken to the significance of valuing each other and practice this principle in all their affairs, and ultimately, our vision is a society that lives the width of each day and not merely the length of life. Want to join the herd and learn more about what The Center for Organizational Health offers? Visit our website at https://thekimmellfdn.org/.

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