Marc Koehler, a former U.S. Navy Nuclear Submarine Officer and turnaround CEO, is a rare blend of expertise, engagement, and 35 years of battle-tested, proven experience in Elite Leadership, evangelizing that what the world needs is not more management systems - it needs more leadership. Marc is the founder of the leadership development and research firm, Lead With Purpose, where he took the over $1M in leadership training the Navy poured into him and distilled it down into simple concepts and skills to create leaders at every level of an organization. Over 51,000 leaders have been developed through Lead With Purpose's SHRM-accredited organizational leadership consulting, coaching, courses, and simple systems. Marc's experience in both the nuclear submariner service and the business world has led him to become one of the foremost experts on Elite Leadership - a needed, relevant and achievable approach to leadership for this new, disruptive world. Marc is the best-selling author of Leading With Purpose, a hands-on guide to developing engaged, empowered, and encouraged employees. He is also the host of the Surfacing Leaders podcast, where he tells the stories of leaders in unlikely places and the human spirit that drives us all.
“Marc Koehler delivered an excellent keynote workshop - Fast Attack Leadership, for our rising leaders forum and our executive leadership team. The content led to meaningful dialogue and Marc was able to expertly connect his experiences to the leadership challenges facing our industry. Marc and his team were professional and provided personalized promotional resources to elevate the event and the experience.”
“Marc Koehler delivered an excellent keynote workshop - Fast Attack Leadership, for our rising leaders forum and our executive leadership team. The content led to meaningful dialogue and Marc was able to expertly connect his experiences to the leadership challenges facing our industry. Marc and his team were professional and provided personalized promotional resources to elevate the event and the experience.”