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- Tom McAdam, CEO, Kennebec Behavioral Health
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Learn more“Craig is high energy and keeps things moving. He has helped us build organizational capacity to understand what we are doing and why.”
- Tom McAdam, CEO, Kennebec Behavioral Health
“Listening to Craig keynote a large conference I attended recently, I was really entertained. I learned a lot. He is a superb speaker and tells stories like a master.”
- Larry Johnson, Founder, The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising
“I look to Craig as a partner, helping us when we need to have really difficult discussions and make decisions. He does a great job driving for results.”
- Karynlee Harrington, Maine Health Data Organization
“Thank you for a great session. It was just what we needed! I have never seen live on-screen work like you did. That was quite effective.”
- John Duncan, Director, Portland Area Comprehensive Transportation System
“I’ve received great feedback from people saying first, how terrific you are and second, how energized they felt leaving the meeting. I agree with all those who have told me that you are by far the best facilitator they have ever worked with.”
- Catherine Lee, Lee International and Maine Climate Table
“I would recommend Craig for facilitating multi-stakeholder groups, even those historically unaccustomed to collaboration.”
- Bruce Fitzgerald, Maine Emergency Management Agency
“We went above and beyond our objectives with Craig’s facilitation. Not only did we generally address the issues on the agenda but went further and came out of the session with some exciting, concrete projects to pursue.”
- Anonymous evaluation from a United Way Board and Staff Retreat