Advanced Leadership Concepts partnered with ALPS Leadership on September 17 in West Nyack, NY for a Crestview Conference Center event featuring a Wine, Dine & Learn session on the Hudson.

"We unlock the science of leadership with powerful tools that transform teams." Component Parts Explained: "We unlock" >> There is a renaissance in both the academic and business literature that is locked up in books and research papers. We provide access to that knowledge. Access is about understanding in a way that is memorable and thus, teachable. We use memorable contextual models, stories and narrative that cement our training for later recall. "the science of leadership" >> We are all about the science. Specifically, the science of human intrinsic motivation, positive psychology, optimism and tacit knowledge with all of its history and glory. We use reference materials, and put the thought leaders that we teach on a pedestal and quote them wherever possible. "with powerful tools" >> We use platforms, contextual models, nemonic and language tools, exercises & courses to reinforce our work. We make sure that our tools are meaningful, memorable, usable and ultimately useful. "that transform" >> Not everyone can be "the leader," but everyone is a leader. We transform people into better leaders by teaching them how to scale through others. Our role is to help them understand what they have done that has worked and identify what they might have done better so that they can comprehend leadership in a way that will help them teach others. We will know that we are successful when leaders become advocates of our work, behaving in the ways we teach. "teams" >> There is a large gap in the market for programs that use science to authentically level up the collective mindsets of teams. You cannot level up teams of leaders without leveling up the individual leaders along the way, but our focus as a company is on the functioning and performance of the entire leadership team. All leaders are people first and our business is all about people. Leveling up people is way more valuable for an organization when a team levels up together.