WHY Do It This Way?... Keynote Speakers from the 2019 conference
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John Hsieh | DPT, MS, DC, CA
John Hsieh is a multi-award winning researcher, with over 50 publications, and one of the most highly sought after physiotherapist, chiropractor and acupuncturist in Las Angeles, California.
John completed RM Training in 2014 and has written journal articles on RM which are awaiting publication.
John will share his unique perspective via videoconference on RM and 'Why do it this way?'
Honours/Awards:
1994 Scientific Research Award, FCER, Palm Spring
1991 Best Research Award, World Chiropractic Congress, Toronto, Canada
1990 Peter Bammarito Award as A Research Resident, FCER
1987 Mindlin Research Scholarship, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic
1980 Max M. Jones Book Scholarship, University of Southern California
1977 Student Achievement Award, National Taiwan University
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Cameron Kennedy | Head Rowing Coach at University of Bristol
Cameron Kennedy is an experienced and successful rowing coach at all levels up to National representation, having worked extensively with all stakeholders in rowing community including rowers, parents, school administrators, club coaches, and administrators, national and institute coaches, health care providers and selectors to ensure the optimal development pathways and performances for elite-level and club-level athletes.
Cameron is experience in Australian club and school competitions as well as British and European Universities competitions. Have been closely involved in the Australian National athlete development process (2009 -‐ 2011) as well as leading the development of a successful Secondary School program, a successful Club rowing program in Brisbane, and University program in the UK.
Cameron will illuminate delegates on how RM practitioners help Contacts help our clients better, having worked extensively with RM practitioners since 2004. He will share his insight via videoconference and reaffirm 'Why do it this way?'
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Greg Aleckson | Developer of The Sustainable Profit Strategy
Greg Aleckson is a qualified Accountant and former CFO of Lorna Jane. Over the last 10 years, he has completed a number of appointments as a Contract General Manager of Small to Medium Entities (SME’s), specializing in business recoveries and turnarounds while also Mentoring SME’s on process improvement and business strategy.
After a long and successful career working in and with SME’s, Greg developed the Sustainable Profit Strategy, a simple step-by-step process to assist SME’s grow profitably while reducing dependence on the business owner through a unique system of simplification. He now advises businesses around Australia on Strategy, helping them to implement the Sustainable Profit Strategy to thrive through simplification.
He is also a keynote speaker on the topic of business strategy and is currently in the process of completing his first book;
“Got a Business? Get a Life!...a simple strategy for working less and earning more”.
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Michael Ridgway | Founder, Ridgway Institute International
I have done it... they have done it... YOU can do it!
"In 2004 I faced my situation in private practice and my future in physiotherapy and it looked very bleak. I wanted to do something to turn my life around for my benefit, for clients' benefit, and for the benefit of the profession. It has worked better than I could have dreamed. I measure my success in those that are replicating the progress I have made; Ridgway Method Certified Practitioners and RM Practitioners."
Michael's successes in the previous 9 years:
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APA Professional Excellence Award for contribution to Promotion of the profession 2007
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The developer of a revolutionary clinical problem-solving process
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Quadrupled Personal income with <75% reduction in contact-hours
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Employees that earn up to double of comparative practices
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600% business valuation of the purchase price
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108% Return On Investment annually
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All with a similar sized team, in one location
Michael's Vision for the future:
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To reverse the trend of increasing musculoskeletal healthcare costs per person per year, and lower the musculoskeletal healthcare costs per person per year
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