Mike is very skilled at taking personal learnings and translating them into practical take aways for his participants. He’s not afraid to describe his own challenges in the development of his training materials, and skillfully uses personal stories to quickly bond with his audience.
Paul Taylor, CEO Mortgage Professionals CanadaYour presentation has made me take a closer look at what I say and how I say it. I will now write then practice, practice until it is perfect. Thank you for the very best and most impressive presentation I have ever had the joy to listen to.
Tom Shore, AMP, RSMike Cameron is an engaging, enthusiastic and inspirational speaker. His approach combines his personal and professional experiences to deliver important business lessons in a way that is clear, to-the-point and immediately actionable. Mike is a successful entrepreneur and excellent presenter and an opportunity to see him speak should not be missed.
Matt MacPhee, Senior Project Manager, Sobey School Business Development CentreMichael engaged our students with an energetic presentation in which he shared his story. In doing so, the audience was made to consider gender roles, relationship, healthy relationships, and emotional intelligence. While entertained, the impact on the audience was obvious by the robust question and answer period that followed.
Dr. Alec M. Testa, Associate Professor of Counseling, Faculty Senate President, University Title IX Coordinator, Chair – Department of Counseling and Professional StudiesThis presentation delivers an inspiring, impactful message that teaches participants to release their untapped potential and take control of their business. The audience will learn to take control of their professional lives, become accountable to themselves, regardless of the external pressures to their business. Whether you acknowledge it or not, change is happening daily. There are a myriad of external factors that influence our markets, our business and the environment we operate in. The vast majority of these factors we have little to no power to change. We can fight the changes. We can resist them, ignore them or let them flatten us. What we cannot do is stop them from happening. So when I hear someone drop the “Something’s gotta change” truism, I want to grab them by the shoulders and shake them and scream “Yeah something’s gotta change… Maybe it’s you!” This session focuses on personal accountability and shifting attitudes to navigate the undulating plains of change within any business.
This is a conversation on Emotional Intelligence that can be tailored to your specific audience. Coupling my experience as CEO of one of Canada’s top mortgage brokerages with my own tragic lived experiences this keynote hits home on many levels. In a society that seems to continue to push the stereotypical, unrealistic, hypermasculine values that have been passed on from generation to generation it is important to understand the perils that this cultural mentality invite. This presentation is as relevant in the high school, college or University classroom as it is the corporate boardroom. For years I have written and talked about both the personal and societal challenges that conforming to the normative definition of what it means to be a Badass create.
This presentation delivers an inspiring, impactful message that teaches participants to release their untapped potential. Mike tells of his experience training for an iron distance triathlon and uses that as a parallel to teach what is required for long-term business success. Many of the principles taught are used within the presentation itself to ensure a powerful message is driven home.
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