Generate a resilient culture that supports the wellness of your associates and watch engagement, high performance, and the ability to attract and retain top talent significantly increase.
In this interactive presentation I will discuss state-of-the-art approaches and tips for generating a culture that not only can recover in these disruptive times, it can exceed what it has been. Participants will leave the presentation with specific steps they can implement immediately as well as long-term strategies that will generate an extraordinary culture of well-being.
Speaker Profile
Aimee Bernstein is a highly regarded transformational coach, consultant, trainer, psychotherapist, and energy mastery expert. As the founder of Open Mind Adventures, she coaches and consults senior and mid-level leaders and teams to reduce resistance to change, foster cultures of shared ownership, discover new opportunities for success, and catalyze innovation, engagement, and well-being.
Most recently Aimee launched The Women’s Mastery Institute to support women in leading us into a more compassionate, collaborative and equitable world.
Aimee's client roster spans global corporations, government agencies, nonprofits, and academic institutions. These include, Chanel, Microsoft Latin America, The Port of Singapore Authority, Colgate Palmolive, The Ritz-Carlton, NASA, Children’s Service Council of Broward, and the University of Texas at Austin.
She is a thought leader in stress reduction and conscious empowered leadership. Her book, Stress Less Achieve More: Simple Ways to Turn Pressure into a Positive Force in Your Life (AMACOM), draws on her 40+ years of training in aikido, psychology, meditation, and organizational consulting. It offers practical tools to transform pressure into fuel for growth, creativity, and high performance. The book has been translated into Arabic and Mandarin and was named one of Thrive Global’s “17 Most Inspiring Books to Read.”
Aimee received her graduate degree in counseling from Boston University and interned at Mass. General Hospital under the auspices of Harvard Medical School. She has been listed in Who’s Who in American Women.