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Bob DeKoch has devoted his entire career to leadership, refining his own skills, and mentoring other aspiring leaders. His passion for people and for extraordinary outcomes is what drives him. Rising to senior executive roles in numerous organizations, Bob has developed and put into practice the many teachings in his books. He has over four decades of experience across major market sectors: construction services and real estate development, the pulp and paper industry, the beverage industry, and the chemical industry. He has served on boards of US organizations—for-profit and nonprofit—as well as a major international corporation. This diverse experience has helped him develop unique insight into inspired leadership. Bob is currently the founder and president of the leadership consulting firm, Limitless, LLC.

DeKoch and Clampitt have worked in a partnership for over thirty years. They have coauthored 3 books:  Transforming Leaders into Progress Makers: Leadership for the 21st Century (see www.progressmakers.net) Embracing Uncertainty: The Essence of Leadership (see www.imetacomm.com/books) and Leading with Care in a Tough World – Beyond Servant Leadership (see www.leadingwithcare.net) They have a passionate interest in helping others become successful leaders. Their research, writings, and mentoring have helped thousands of people become better leaders.

Phillip G. Clampitt (PhD, University of Kansas) is the Blair Endowed Chair of Communication at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay. He was previously designated the Hendrickson Named Professor of Business. Phil has won numerous awards for his teaching and scholarship. His students started calling him “Dr. So What” because he asked, “So what?” so often, as a prod to encourage them to think about the implications of their ideas (see www.DrSoWhat.com). The Wall Street Journal and MIT Sloan Management Review highlighted his work on decision downloading, which details how companies can effectively communicate decisions to those not involved in the decision-making process. Phil has consulted on leadership, communication, and strategic planning with organizations such as Nokia, PepsiCo, The US Army War College, Schneider National, and Dental City. 

DeKoch and Clampitt have worked in a partnership for over thirty years. They have coauthored 3 books:  Transforming Leaders into Progress Makers: Leadership for the 21st Century (see www.progressmakers.net) Embracing Uncertainty: The Essence of Leadership (see www.imetacomm.com/books) and Leading with Care in a Tough World – Beyond Servant Leadership (see www.leadingwithcare.net) They have a passionate interest in helping others become successful leaders. Their research, writings, and mentoring have helped thousands of people become better leaders.

Dr. Steven Legrow was born in Newfoundland, Canada, to a family medicine doctor father and a nurse mother, and was raised in Texas. He attended college at Centenary College of Louisiana and medical school at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston. Dr. Legrow completed his residency in family medicine at Memorial Hospital in South Bend, Indiana, where he met Dr. Michael Sullivan. After practicing for two years with his father in Texas, Dr. Legrow chose to follow Dr. Sullivan to Watertown Family Practice in 2008.

He takes a straightforward approach to preventive care that keeps the patient at the center of the care process. He’s a strong advocate of vaccinations and cancer screenings and healthy diet, regular activity, and making time for mindfulness. He particularly enjoys helping patients manage chronic care challenges with a holistic, comprehensive and collaborative approach that simplifies the process for patients.

Dr. Legrow enjoys spending time with his wife and three young children, as well as reading, cross-country skiing, and running 5Ks and marathons. In 2012, he cofounded the Run Turkey Run Thanksgiving Day 5K, Watertown’s largest fitness charity event, which draws more than 1,000 participants every year and has donated more than $125,000 to local charities.