Joe Speaks to Lumen Institute's Chicago Chapter
Lumen Institute is a national organization that provides highly personalized formation for business leaders. Formation involves guiding, training and educating each member in an integral way. This guidance has four dimensions: human formation (as it pertains to character formation), spiritual formation (rearing of the soul), intellectual formation (to grasp reason and revelation) and apostolic formation (to put one's talents at the service of others).
"Joe Ehrmann is a consummate professional, and as a result, has been used time and again to address Lumen members on those qualities we see as inherent to high-impact leadership. He is very clear, insightful and rhetorically competent. These attributes give our members a high value proposition when Joe is on the docket. " David C. Wilder, Lumen Managing Director |
 Managers Training Seminar: Third Federal Savings and Loans
Joe led a seminar for Third Federal Savings and Loans' new branch managers in Ohio and Florida. He helped the managers to integrate Third Federal's values of Love, Trust, Respect and a Commitment to Excellence into their branch offices, their employees and their lives.
"I don't have words to express how wonderful and interesting was Joe Ehrmann's presentation. It was worthwhile listening to him as he helped me to confirm one more time that TFS values Love, Trust, Respect and a Commitment to Excellence with some fun." |
 Cleveland Indians: Joe Addresses Top Prospects
"Joe spoke to our most valued prospects about what it truly means to be man and I can't imagine anyone doing a better job of that. As our players go through the transition from prospects to contributors, there could be no greater influence than for each of them to frame for themselves what's important in life and what will matter the most when their playing careers are over. Joe successfully started that process in this organization." Ross Atkins, Director, Player Development, Cleveland Indians Baseball
Joe will be traveling to spring training with the Indians in Phoenix, Arizona to lead an InSideOut Coaching Seminar for their coaches. |
 InSideOut Coaching Seminar: Towson University Athletic Coaches and Staff
"I believe one of the shortcomings of our business is that we don't reflect often enough. Joe's seminar provided our coaches and staff with a great framework for reflection and purposeful change in attitude and behavior. He got to the fundamentals of why we do what we do. In our success-driven society, we easily lose track of this perfect opportunity to be influencers of young men and women. Joe's seminar struck a chord across the board from the 20-year veteran to the first-year coach." Mike Hermann, Director of Athletics, Towson University
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 InSideOut Coaching Workshop: US Lacrosse Foundation Coaching Convention
"Joe Ehrmann's presentation at the 2009 US Lacrosse Convention was powerful and poignant. His InSideOut Coaching message to lacrosse coaches is so relevant for our sport in that it clearly teaches the importance of player self-esteem, ability to nurture and to build character within the coaching profession. Many thanks to Joe for making the time to speak. We look forward to having him back in 2010." Jody Martin, Men's Division Director, US Lacrosse |
Willow Creek Community Church: 900 Men Hear Joe's Challenge
Joe was the keynote speaker to Willow Creek's 2009 launch of their men's ministry that led to 8-12 weeks of small group meetings surrounding the theme "What it really means to be a man."
"Every man, young and old, needs to hear Joe Ehrmann's heartfelt message. He gave our men at Willow Creek an unforgettable gift a: clear definition of manhood. If we get it right and pass it on to our children and young people, what a difference it will make in the next generation." Len Vandenbos, Camp Paradise Director, Willow Creek Community Church |
 Keynote to Outstanding College Students from Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Joe was invited by Phi Theta Kappa Chapter whose mission is two-fold: 1) recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and (2) provide opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming.
"Mr. Ehrmann's inspirational message was meaningful to everyone regardless of age, race or religious beliefs. Weeks later people are still talking about how moved they were by this experience." Linda Gronberg-Quinn, Director/Department Chair, Teacher Education |
Keynote: Maryland Welfare Advocates Convention
"Truly inspirational! Joe brought 200 Welfare Advocates to their feet with a rousing applause as he inspired them to continue to do good work and to make a difference in the world ....as the evaluations indicate, Joe was clearly the "best" part of the conference day!"
Cathy Demeroto, Chairperson, Maryland Welfare Advocates Conference
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