Colonel G
An Evening With Dr. King.
He created "An Evening with Dr. King" a self-produced one-man show in tribute to one of his heroes, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You see, beginning in his college years, people regularly commented on how much he resembled Dr. King in looks, voice, and spirit. He memorized Dr. King's speeches, studied his voice and mannerisms and began to perform at church and school events. What evolved was utterly unbelievable. Dr. King truly came alive through him. His performance was both mesmerizing and inspirational.
Facing The Serious Questions.
After word got out about his performances, Colonel G was in demand to perform for MLK Day Celebrations and during Black History Month. Though exciting and fun, it began to leave him with an empty feeling. At the end of each performance, Colonel G held a question and answer session. What surprised him is that people didn't ask historical questions; they asked questions about what to do today on various issues like poverty, violence, racism, empowerment and other topics. It revealed to Colonel G that people were starving for answers to serious questions facing individuals, communities and our nation today.
Empowerment, Leadership, Diversity & Race Relations.
Colonel G decided to take on this challenge and address these issues head on as a Motivational Speaker. A motivational speaker focused on Empowerment, Leadership and Diversity and Race Relations. Colonel G incorporates all his talents including music and improvisation in his exciting, fun and inspirational programs. It propels audiences to develop and execute action plans that result in short-term, immediate and measurable successes. He leaves audiences with information on how to access additional resources for continued improvement. He has helped establish technology centers at local churches and organizations.
Colonel G Speaks To A Range Of Audiences.
Colonel G's clients include high schools, colleges and universities, church organizations, civic organizations, Fraternities, and sorority organizations, local, State and Federal Government Agencies, as well as Fortune 500 companies. He is a member of the National Speakers Association.
A History Of Service.
Colonel Gregg Riley graduated from Austin Peay State University with a degree in Business. He received a Master's Degree in Technology Systems Management from the University of Maryland. He is a Life Member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated. His military awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon and the Parachutist Badge. He is the author of "Steps to the Promised Land".
An Evening With Dr. King.
He created "An Evening with Dr. King" a self-produced one-man show in tribute to one of his heroes, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You see, beginning in his college years, people regularly commented on how much he resembled Dr. King in looks, voice, and spirit. He memorized Dr. King's speeches, studied his voice and mannerisms and began to perform at church and school events. What evolved was utterly unbelievable. Dr. King truly came alive through him. His performance was both mesmerizing and inspirational.
Facing The Serious Questions.
After word got out about his performances, Colonel G was in demand to perform for MLK Day Celebrations and during Black History Month. Though exciting and fun, it began to leave him with an empty feeling. At the end of each performance, Colonel G held a question and answer session. What surprised him is that people didn't ask historical questions; they asked questions about what to do today on various issues like poverty, violence, racism, empowerment and other topics. It revealed to Colonel G that people were starving for answers to serious questions facing individuals, communities and our nation today.
Empowerment, Leadership, Diversity & Race Relations.
Colonel G decided to take on this challenge and address these issues head on as a Motivational Speaker. A motivational speaker focused on Empowerment, Leadership and Diversity and Race Relations. Colonel G incorporates all his talents including music and improvisation in his exciting, fun and inspirational programs. It propels audiences to develop and execute action plans that result in short-term, immediate and measurable successes. He leaves audiences with information on how to access additional resources for continued improvement. He has helped establish technology centers at local churches and organizations.
Colonel G Speaks To A Range Of Audiences.
Colonel G's clients include high schools, colleges and universities, church organizations, civic organizations, Fraternities, and sorority organizations, local, State and Federal Government Agencies, as well as Fortune 500 companies. He is a member of the National Speakers Association.
A History Of Service.
Colonel Gregg Riley graduated from Austin Peay State University with a degree in Business. He received a Master's Degree in Technology Systems Management from the University of Maryland. He is a Life Member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated. His military awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon and the Parachutist Badge. He is the author of "Steps to the Promised Land".
Steps to the Promised Land
From its title "Steps to the Promised Land", one would initially think this is a religious book. In some ways it is because it focuses on encouragement, priorities, survival and action. Isn't that what religion should do?
One keen observation I had while growing up was that at every family gathering the adults usually ended up discussing how to make things better. Most times it ended with everyone talking over everyone else, tempers getting raised and being really funny.
How to Promote Diversity and win "BIG"
A Lil Bit!
Individuals, communities and corporations all want to improve. A better grade in school, less crime in the community, more motivated employees or higher annual profits. Gregg shows you how by following key steps, one can achieve all.
Fire - Igniting yourself for a bright future
You know you can do more. You want to do more. How do you get started? Gregg introduces you to the "Program". The best high school and college teams have the best "Programs". Gregg shows you how to develop and implement your own personal "Program" that will set your life on FIRE.
Winning the Project Management Game Consistently
Stop throwing darts at your companies major technology projects. Why are only 50 percent of your projects successful? And, the other 50 percent are over budget and performing less than required? It starts at the top: C-level support and guidance, requirements merry-go-round from stakeholders, unsuccessful change management and fumbling critical handoffs. Gregg shows how a major failure in all of these areas was the best project management lesson ever learned. Let him show you how to Win...
CHOICES BTW: Youth and Young Adult Action Call
The world is yours young people. What will you do with it? Gregg's frank talk with young people about how choices will define you. He discusses how not letting fear stop you from performing now and how long-term thinking will improve outcomes. Lastly, Gregg's lay it down step-by-step on goal setting and execution.
Overcoming Life's Obstacle Course
No matter what issues/problems you are confronted with at any juncture of your life, they can be overcome. It has to do with first telling your issues/problems - So! And believing it.
