How To Have Revolutionary Conversations With Mark H. Fowler

Today’s interview is with Mark Fowler. Mark is the president of Stowe Management Corporation, and a business re-engineering specialist. Deficiencies in the way we communicate and increasingly divisive rhetoric espoused by our local and national leaders has seeped into our professional environments.

He is on a mission to create business environments that embody a culture of peace. Alongside Barbara Gaughen-Muller, Fowler developed a program, Revolutionary Conversations, to improve the quality of workplace interactions in order to help improve not only the peaceful culture of a business but also its bottom line. The methodology taught by Fowler and Gaughen-Muller can be used to overcome some of today’s most difficult business problems, including improving hiring and training, promoting employee engagement, reducing workplace harassment and bullying, uniting a group around a common purpose, and anything else that requires interaction for superior success.

We talk about how to encourage productive, peaceful communications between businesses and internally.

Resources Mentioned In The Episode

Stowe Management Corporation: http://www.estowemanagement.com/
Mark H. Fowler LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markhfowler
Revolutionary Conversations Book: https://www.amazon.com/Revolutionary-Conversations-Tools-Need-Success-ebook/dp/B00HNUE3IA

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