Why you should book speaker Steve Farber
Speaker Steve Farber is coaching and inspiring “Extreme Leadership” at all organizational levels.This being Steve's true passion, he does it with a style that is strategic, part social commentator, comedic, and certainly energetic.
His best-selling book, “The Radical Leap: A Personal Lesson in Extreme Leadership” is a recipient of Fast Company magazine’s “Readers’ Choice Award” and was named one of the “Ten Best Business Books of 2004” by the on-line resource, The CEO Refresher.
He is a top leadership keynote speaker, author, and consultant. Steve prides himself on taking audience members to new heights of leadership.
Speaker Steve Farber is a top leadership keynote speaker, an author, a consultant, and the president of an organization devoted to the cultivation and the development of “Extreme Leaders” in the business community. His best-selling book, “The Radical Leap: A Personal Lesson in Extreme Leadership” is a recipient of Fast Company magazine’s “Readers’ Choice Award” and furthermore it was named one of the “Ten Best Business Books of 2004” by the on-line resource, The CEO Refresher. In 1989, after having run his own financial services company, Steve Farber then devoted his professional life to the field of leadership development and he has been at it ever since.
Steve was director of service programs at TMI, an international training consultancy, and he worked for six years as Vice President and Official Mouthpiece of The Tom Peters Company, where he met several of his mentors including authors and gurus Tom Peters, Jim Kouzes and Terry Pearce. In 2000, Steve Farber established his own company, assuming the role of both president and CEO. He is also the co-founding director of The Center for Social Profit Leadership (part of the Legacy XXI Institute), a non-profit organization formed to serve the leadership development needs of social entrepreneurs, and he sits on the Board of Directors of the world-renowned program, Up With People, a global leadership program for students from 18 to 29 years old.