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Ann Holdreith is a
paradigm shifter whose work is described as “a
breath of fresh air”. Her unconventional yet practical
techniques take participants out of old, limiting mindsets
into creative freedom. Participants connect dynamically
and openly as a team to produce innovative, breakthrough
results.
Ann has been training and facilitating for over 25 years. She developed her “out
side the box” learning strategies by linking advanced brain-based learning
methods with creative business results. Her in depth understanding of the creative
process developed from her work as a professional artist, actress, and improvisation
teacher is merged with her extensive experience as a facilitator, coach and consultant
in the business environment. Ann guides participants through their development
by providing a safe environment unique for each individual and team. She merges
rapid-change strategies, multi-sensory learning, movement, and focusing techniques
with traditional business tools to take teams to a new level of cohesive effectiveness.
Ann has worked extensively in the areas of innovation, team building, communication,
leadership, change, presentation skills and stress-management. She has expertise
in problem solving and Kepner-Tregoe Root Cause and Decision Analysis giving
her the incisive ability to go to the core of a problem. It is the blending of
the diverse worlds of expanded creativity and practical logic that gives her
work its competitive advantage.
Ann works with businesses of all types and sizes including Fortune 500 and European
companies. She facilitates and coaches executive, cross-functional, consulting,
sales and marketing, manufacturing, and product design teams. Her warm, motivating
style promotes communication and trust that open the big picture while producing
specific results.
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Valeo
Textron Automotive
Volkswagen of America
The Fourmidable Group
Aero-Motive(UK)
Michigan State University
Shostak Brothers
Clemson University
Invetech Corporation
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Botsford Hospital
City of Detroit
Neiman-Marcus
Woodhead Industries
Davis Martin Design Group
Church of Today
Ford Credit
Pioneering Management
G.M.A.C.
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