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Intentional Collaboration: Five Keys to Overcoming Silo Thinking | January 26, 2023

One of the biggest challenges to scaling and growing a business shows up when different departments in a business operate as silos. Team members from different departments consciously or subconsciously don't share important information or processes with other departments. As departments and the company grow, silos can negatively impact company growth, employee engagement, retention and customer and partner experience. Key takeaways from this presentation include
  1. What causes Silo thinking?
  2. What are the keys to overcoming Silo thinking
  3. How leaders can create inclusivity and collaboration that dismantle silos

About the Speaker:

Hal Halladay empowers organizations around the world to innovate and drive business growth through coaching and leadership. His proven methods enable organizations and people to achieve breakthrough results.

Hal is a TEDx speaker and creator of the leadership empathy principle the “Black Rock.”

As a C-level executive in high growth companies for 20+ years, Hal developed a proven path to create cultures of performance, leadership & execution excellence.

Hal provides unique leadership development experiences that unlock and expand leadership capabilities in high-growth companies. His methods give leaders the tools to replace fear with confidence.

He recently served as Executive in Residence at the Goff Strategic Leadership Center at the University of Utah Eccles School of Business and developed the course “Values-based Leadership'' for Western Governors University. He has been a guest lecturer at the University of Utah, Arizona State University, Brigham Young University, and Utah Valley University. He co-founded Wrap Ukraine with Quilts, a non-profit organization that provides comfort and love via handmade quilts to Ukrainian refugee children.

Hal began his career as an investment banker, working in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Hal received a BA from the University of Utah and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. As a father of four, he spent two decades coaching his kids in a variety of youth sports and enjoys time with family, music, adventure cycling, snowboarding and surfing.