• Marty Stanley
  
• Website: 
  alteringoutcomes.com
• Position: 
  President
  Dynamic Dialog, Inc. 
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Topic - Building the Right Company Culture to Deliver Happiness - From A to Zappos

Building the right company culture is your passport to a high performance organization.

Elements of your corporate culture will determine the customers, suppliers and employees who you want to do business with and who will want to work with you!

Your company’s culture must be intentional and unique to your organization.  It must also be a reflection of the leadership, values, and ideals of your company.  It cannot be borrowed, bought or bartered.

How would you describe your culture now? And is this the culture one that will propel your company into the future?

In this interactive program, participants walk away with practical tools that will:

• Provide 5 steps to a high performance culture
• Illustrate how to transform a culture
• Identify cultures that work and those that don’t
• Create alignment and sustainability

Bio

As president of Dynamic Dialog, Inc., Marty is an author, professional speaker, facilitator and executive coach. She works with organizational leaders to define success and put the operational and communication plans in place to get there.

Her book and signature program are called Get Out of B.E.D. (Blame Excuses and Denial): Change Your Outlook, Alter Your Outcomes. She writes for several business and trade publications and hosted a radio show featuring live coaching sessions on business related issues.

Prior to starting her own business, Marty was an HR executive for Employers Health Insurance (currently Humana), Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City, and AMC Entertainment. During this time, Marty created a nationally recognized training department and developed one of the Top 25 Corporate Wellness Programs in the US.

Of Marty's many achievements, she upholds awards for 2010 Women of the Year Award from the Spring Breeze Celebration and the 2005 Women Who Mean Business Award from the Kansas City Business Journal.

Regardless of her busy lifestyle, Marty also participates in the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kansas City and was President of the National Association of Women Business Owners and board member of the Missouri Women's Business Center.