1. Contact us at 775.232.3099 to explore various connections between Dr. Boyce’s training and experience and what you want your audience to hear, see, and do.   He will customize a session for your group.

• You may provide us with an outline for the scope of your project
• A customized speech or workshop does not mean it would be cost prohibitive
• Dr. Boyce’s experience in teaching, delivery of adult education, and expertise in designing curriculum will ensure you get maximum value from your session

2. We are not currently posting our schedule on line.  When you provide us with the desired date or date (s) for your event, we can check this ...

Continue reading How to Engage Dr. Boyce as a Speaker for Your Event

We have been asked to keep subscribers informed about where Dr. Boyce will be traveling.  With prior arrangements, he is happy to make a site visit to your facility when he is in your area.  In the spirit of keeping everyone informed, below are Dr. Boyce's upcoming speaking engagements.

• Scottsdale, AZ on April 23-25 for a 3-Day workshop on Leadership Communication.  Contact us for more details.
• Socorro, NM on May 1 and 2 for the New Mexico Mine Safety and Health Conference. Dr. Boyce will participate in a panel discussion on May 1 and deliver a keynote address and technical session on May 2.  Click here for more details.
• Phoenix, AZ on May 3 to deliver the keynote at the AZ Spring Thaw. 

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Mark your calendars for Noveber 8-10, 2011 for the Southeastern Regional Mine Safety and Health Conference to be held in Birmingham, Alabama. My talk, the Psychology of Safety Leadership, will be presented on Wednesday, November 9 from 3:30 p.m. to 4:20 p.m.  I hope to see you there! Mention this article to me at the conference and we'll enter you in to a raffle drawing for a complimentary 2-hour on-site or Skype consultation or 1-hour presentaiton. Click here for the conference web page.

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