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Paul Thallner

Paul is the Founder & CEO of High Peaks Group and the author of Reinventing Resilience. He has extensive experience working with executive teams to identify and implement strategic change initiatives. Paul began his career mobilizing change at scale in the public education sector and has held leadership positions in non-profit, government, and private-sector organizations. He enjoys learning to play guitar, long-distance cycling, and rescuing dogs (41 so far). He has a wife and son who love travel experiences as much as he does.

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The Conference Board Webinar: How Organizational Resilience Can End Workplace Stress and Drive Competitive Advantage

Workplace stress is as pervasive as it has ever been. By building resilient organizations (not just resilient leaders and employees), you can create an important source of stability and psychological safety for your … Continued

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#3FastFacts: Resilience at Scale

In the midst of continuous change, employees are feeling fatigued and uncertain. To combat this, resilience is key. We’re sharing #3FastFacts on how storytelling, psychological safety, and addressing obstacles head … Continued

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Resilience at Scale: Three Focus Areas to Help Strengthen Your Business for an Unpredictable Future

A senior leader at a Fortune 500 company was disappointed in her company’s latest employee survey results, which showed people were feeling disengaged, lonely, and even a bit frustrated. In … Continued

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The Conference Board Webinar: Reinventing EVP: What Companies Need Now to Attract and Retain Top Talent

How can you build a truly magnetic organization after the seismic shift in peoples’ workplace perceptions? In this webinar with The Conference Board, Daggerwing Group Principal, Paul Thallner and Associate … Continued

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