EOS Success Stories: Identify, Discuss and Solve

Every business owner has obstacles that must be faced in order to achieve their vision. These issues could be things such as; understanding your target market, placing superstars in the right seat, or not properly defining your business’s core values. Whatever the cause, the success of your company is directly affected by your ability to deal with these obstacles when they arise.

Join Roy Getz with a panel of local companies to see EOS in action using the “identify, discuss and solve” method. Learn how to probe, identify, and seek resolution to make your company successful.

Moderator

Roy Getz

Professional EOS Implementer and Business Coach, Former CEO and Owner of Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers of Ohio

Roy Getz is a high energy results-oriented leader and public speaker with a proven track record of building brands, generating profits, leading high performance teams, coaching leaders, mentoring future leaders and providing leadership to 5 different Advisory Boards.

With over 20 years in senior management roles and business ownership in companies generating revenues between $500,000 and $2.5 billion, Roy has served in both public and private firms as Vice President of Operations, Senior Vice President Marketing and Product Development, Chief Marketing Officer, Operations Partner, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board. He has successfully lead hands-on start-up teams as well as over 5,000 managers and hourly associates operating in over 100 locations.

As part of his journey, Roy has had the privilege of leading and working with some amazing leaders. This experience lead him to find his true passion… helping entrepreneurs and their leadership teams gain traction on their business through implementation of an Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS).

Featured Panel

Dianne Grote Adams,

Owner & President, Safex

Dianne Grote Adams is a Board Certified Industrial Hygienist, Board-Certified Safety Professional and Certified Professional Environmental Auditor in Health and Safety with more than 40 years of experience.

Dianne has comprehensive environmental, safety and industrial hygiene experience. She has conducted audits, trained management and ES&H professionals, coached ES&H staff and mentored other women business owners. Her recent audit experience includes contractors, engineering consulting firms, manufacturers and distribution centers.

During her career, she has conducted or supervised hundreds of industrial hygiene and indoor air quality surveys, written and reviewed compliance programs, and developed and presented hundreds of employee and management training courses, webinars and workshops. Dianne has presented monthly EHS webinars for the past three years. She has spoken at the BWC All Ohio Congress on multiple occasions, as well as at the Capital Area Safety Council and the Greater Columbus Safety Council. She has been a key instructor for the AIHA’s Fundamental of Industrial Hygiene and Beyond Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene since 1999.

Alec Broadfoot,

CEO, VisonSpark

Alec Broadfoot is a successful entrepreneur and business owner who adds value to companies by helping them make critical hiring decisions with significant bottom-line impact. For those familiar with EOS^® companies’ structure, Alec is our Visionary. He is passionate about EOS and often evangelizes about EOS to VisionSpark clients.

Through VisionSpark, Alec engages mid-market companies across the country in hiring training, key leader searches, behavioral interviewing, and personality assessments. He has become a trusted, sought-after resource for business owners and leaders who want to improve their hiring practices and employ top performers. Having established himself as a strategic hiring expert in Columbus and across the Midwest, Alec frequently gives presentations on better hiring processes.Alec earned his bachelor’s degree in international business and economics and holds his MBA from Bowling Green State University. Before forming VisionSpark, Alec served as the president of a Columbus-based publishing company. Alec lives in Powell, Ohio, with his wife Sheri, and their three children Maggie, Cameron, and Natalie.