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Speaking Topics
David's highly acclaimed speaking series - Connecting the Dots - provides a systematic approach to building, nurturing and quantifying the key relationships that can produce extraordinary results. David can speak on any of the topics below or combine several topics for a customized presentation that meets your organization's requirements.
Speaking engagements can be delivered in various formats:
- Introductory Keynote Speech, customized for 60-90 minutes; ideal as opening for conferences and diverse audiences
- Breakout Session or Town hall Discussion, much more interactive and engaging, customized for a subset of an audience, a leadership / board off site, or concurrent sessions; run approximately 2-3 hours
- Customer / Partner Panel, with opening remarks and interviews of the panelists
- Live Webinar, with unlimited geographic reach, the ability to create online inter activity, and digitally record for subsequent viewing
David Nour – Connecting the Dots Speaking Topics |
Relationship Economics®
- The Art and Science of Relationships
 
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2008-2009 cornerstone keynote delivered to more than 80 corporate, association, and academic forums; based on Relationship Economics book (Wiley) focused on the quantifiable value of business relationships and a systematic process to identify, build, nurture and leverage personal, functional and strategic relationships.
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Listen Louder™ - The Power and Promise of Social Networking @ Work
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Influence is the new driver and often a leading indicator for market valuation. As such, as an individual, a team, or an organization, if you can manage influence you can drive market leadership. There are two ways to manage influence: Direct & Indirect; the former been our primary focus to date, more expensive, and easier the control. The latter, more valuable, more difficult to control with the rise of social networking (such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter) and a disruptive force. This highly interactive session delivers quantifiable examples of Enterprise Social Networking @ work.
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Adaptive Innovation™
- Adaptable Business Models for Changing Market Demands
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Value creation is derived from value chain disruption. Adaptive innovation, by definition, is destructive in its character, open to a broad base of business models, and must be driven by high performing teams focused on maximizing the current and future capabilities of their respective organizations. In order to create sustainable competitive advantage, companies must develop a relationship-centric culture with the courage to fail and learn from those failures.
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7Ms of Intrapreneurial Success - How to Thrive Amidst Mediocrity
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Many of the "Must Have" characteristics and success factors we admire about entrepreneurs are applicable within any sized organizations as well. Learn the actionable steps required to take any idea to a world-class product or service.
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The Immigrant Success DNA - What Immigrants do that Americans Have Forgotten!
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First generation immigrants are four times more likely to become millionaires in this country than those of us who were born here. Why? This compelling presentation uses a series of immigrant success stories to convey their inherent drive, commitment, work ethic, and dedication to personal and professional development.
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Flight Risk™ - Why Most High Potentials Leave!
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All of those A-players you've spent time, effort, and resources recruiting are walking out the door. Maybe not physically, but certainly mentally. Learn why they leave and how to keep four generations of diverse workforce wanting to stay.
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Introspective Leadership™ - The Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Next Generation of Leaders
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Learn what today's successful executives consider their most valuable lessons learned along the way. How do they define resilience? What are the biggest leadership challenges and opportunities of their generation? Who were their mentors and what did they teach them? |
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