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Boston, MA Chapter |
CEO Club Updates...
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Why CEOs
Need a “Watering Hole”
CEOs are a lonely bunch, often uncertain where to turn for advice, feedback, peer support or knowledgeable coaching.
But CEOs lucky enough to come across a gathering place with other CEOs, in effect a “watering hole,” will be able to also locate both answers and emotional relief to keep them and their companies moving forward, and in the right direction!
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These words, first uttered by CEO
Club of Boston founder Fred Green, are excerpted from
his article published in CEO Refresher Magazine. They
express the mission of the Boston branch of CEO Clubs
International where longtime Club members report many
invaluable benefits from their participation over the
years. Such member benefits now include:
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Testimonials
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Chair of the CEO Club of Boston: Ken Lizotte CMC
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Author of 8 books, Club Chair Ken Lizotte CMC is also Chief Imaginative officer (CIO) of emerson consulting group inc. which transforms CEOs and other executives, consultants, entrepreneurs, business experts, attorneys, professional services professionals and their firms into “thoughtleaders,” thereby separating them the competitive pack. A Certified Management Consultant (CMC), Ken is also a columnist for Huffington Post and Money Inc. and is a favorite keynote speaker at national and regional business conferences. He has delivered annual business success programs at such venues as Harvard University, the Concord Festival of Authors and the Institute of Management Consultants. A graduate of Alan Weiss’ Million Dollar Consulting College and a co-founder of the National Writers Union, he currently serves as pro bono president of Thoreau Farm (the birthplace of Henry David Thoreau) and has been interviewed by The New York Times, Fortune, Newsweek, Financial Times, Investors’ Business Daily, National Public Radio, CBS-TV, Writer's Digest Magazine, The Boston Globe, and many others. He lives in Concord Massachusetts with his wife Barbara, daughter Chloe and spitfire Golden Retriever Beckett. |
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