Mark your calendar for our January 2026 Sioux Empire SHRM half-day workshop!
Free to chapter members (if you paid your 2026 member dues)
$99 for Guests.
Forward with Clarity: Presented by John T. Meyer- Leadership Speaker & Founder Coach
This interactive workshop equips leaders, managers, and HR professionals with practical tools to create sustainable progress personally and across their teams. Delivered in two connected segments, participants will engage in exercises, storytelling, and take-home resources for immediate application.
Key Takeaways
✅ Create your personal Vivid Vision to define your goals and direction
✅ Identify Momentum Makers and Takers to focus on what drives progress
✅ Design your Daily Non-Negotiables for consistent forward motion
✅ Apply the Company Clarity Model, built on the 4 C’s of high-performing teams: Communication, Collaboration, Concentration, and Competition
✅ Take home practical worksheets and templates to implement these strategies immediately with your team
Tentative Agenda
- 8:00 AM | Welcome, Coffee & Get Seated
- 8:15 AM – 10:00 AM | Making Momentum - Framework for Personal and Team Progress
- 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM | Break & Networking
- 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM | Company Clarity Model- 4 C’s of High-Performing Teams
- 11:45 AM | Wrap-Up & Key Takeaways
This event is under review for 3.5 hours of continuing educational credits from SHRM and HRCI.
Meet the Trainer
John T. Meyer is a leadership speaker and founder coach with 15+ years of experience in team development, culture-building, and executive coaching. He co-founded the award-winning design agency Lemonly, led a 20-person team recognized for its workplace culture, and sold the company in 2021. John currently serves as Executive Director of Leadership South Dakota and coaches founders and executives through his company.
His mission: helping leaders and teams believe they can do more, based on the philosophy that success comes from consistent forward motion with clarity and intention.
Outside of work, John enjoys running, traveling, exploring new ideas, and spending time with his family—his wife Paige and daughters Margot and Liv.
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