Speaking

Words to Grow By

One of Mimi’s passions is working with an organization to understand what messages need to be conveyed to lead to improvement—whether it’s to reassure employees in times of change or stress; to support strategy; to celebrate achievements; or to inspire and motivate a team to take performance to the next level.

In order for a message to last beyond the foyer of the auditorium or the convention hall, it needs to be about your people, your opportunities, your customers…it needs to be about you! Mimi captivates audiences and plants the seeds that will grow to support your organization in the ways you need it most.

It’s a Conversation

Because of her interactive presentation style, Mimi’s speeches become conversations. She works to insure she understands each audience. When people say, “I feel like she was speaking just to me!” that is exactly what she wants them to feel, whether they were part of an audience of 10 or 1,000.

If you’d like to choose from the topics Mimi shares regularly with audiences, they include

• Civility 101
• Leadership starts at the top…of your head!
• Blooming Where You’re Planted
• Culture Creation: How to Build Better Relationships & Work Environments

Common to all her presentations is encouraging audiences to work toward understanding and respect of all people.

“We had the opportunity to have Mimi Meredith as our graduation speaker. What a wonderful experience it was working with her. She was very professional and yet exhibited warmth and enthusiasm. The arrangements with her for the event were easy and straightforward.

Her message to the students was so positive and personal that I had people commenting afterwards that it was the best they had heard at a graduation. It was a message unlike what you normally hear at graduation and was enjoyed by everyone.

I would highly recommend Mimi to anyone wanting to stimulate an audience. Her presence at our event was truly an outstanding success.” —Rick Powell, Principal, CCDHS, Miles City, MT

Do you have an event at which you’d like Mimi to speak?