Interdependence™

The Power of

World Blind Golf Champion & Inspirational Speaker

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TOGETHER, your
organization is limitless.

Any challenge, any goal, any task becomes possible when individuals know how to work effectively together. Organizations that prioritize interdependence see results individually, as a team, and as an organization.

Leading Inspirational Speaker

Meet Jeremy

When he was 19 years old, Jeremy Poincenot began losing his vision and rapidly became legally blind. Already a talented golfer, Poincenot was afraid that he wouldn’t be able to continue playing the sport he loved. But one year later, with a little encouragement from his mother, Poincenot went to the driving range. With that, he resolved to compete again.

Poincenot, along with his father as his coach, caddy and guide, set off on a journey to play in the World Blind Golf Championship. The pair did more than play: they won.

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Called the “World’s Best Blind Golfer” by CNN

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Organizations that prioritize interdependence

see results in every area:

Together We Are Limitless

Individually

Greater job satisfaction can lead to stronger relationships with team members, less turnover, and increased loyalty for individuals in the workplace.

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As a Team

More alignment, better connection, and a shared purpose can enhance the overall performance and cohesion of a team.

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As an Organization

Improved efficiency, increased creativity and collaboration, and better results from each initiative can contribute to an organization's overall success and effectiveness.

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Jeremy is one of the most ENGAGING, INSPIRING, and PROFESSIONAL speakers

I've had the honor to work with. He brings INSIGHT, WISDOM, and PERSPECTIVE to the audience that motivates and encourages.

— Sharon K., Huntington Hospital

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