When you work with Julie, she'll learn as much as possible about your organization. Maybe you'd like to know a little about her... Julie Alexander works with organizations that want positive, productive people and with people who want to make every day a great one. Her messages provide audiences with what they need to know to improve their sense of well-being on and off the job. She shows people how to build better relationships and provides them with a new perspective - a fresh approach to life and work. Her programs focus on core elements of personal and professional success: Cooperation, Attitude, Responsibility, and Enthusiasm.
Topics:
- Communication
- Inspirational
- Leadership
- Motivational
Fee:
$5000 - $7000
Travels from
Dallas
Julie Alexander speaker on a positive workplace and employee relations.
Julie is the founder of Great Days and is a recognized professional in her industry. She is an active member of the National Speakers Association, past president of the National Speakers Association – North Texas chapter, and has been named that organization’s “Member of the Year”. She is the recipient of the Joseph J. Charbonneau Award, the highest honor given by NSA – North Texas. This award recognizes the highest standards of performance, professionalism, and service to the chapter. From the National Speakers Association, she has earned the designation of CSP, Certified Speaking Professional. This designation denotes professional experience, business competency, and customer delight and is held by less than 10% of professional speakers worldwide.
She is also the author of the books entitled Great Days: 50 Ways to Add Energy, Enthusiasm, & Enjoyment to Your Life and Make Life Count.
If you’re looking for a program that will boost the morale of your organization and will make your event a “great day” for your people, call Julie or your favorite speakers’ bureau. After Julie’s programs, people say, “I feel better about myself and my life.” “After hearing this, I’m going to do things differently.” “Julie made me laugh, made me think, and touched my heart.”
