Tevis Trower
16 Years ago Tevis Trower, then a corporate deal diva for Fortune 500s, got a cosmic kick in the head. While listening to a bitter corporate coworker lamenting every injustice, she realized the differentiator among us all is how we think. Following her gut, influence from her Montessori-teaching father, and her mastery of yoga and meditation, her crusade to bring mindfulness to the workplace began. Her company Balance Integration was born. What started as a company that brought yoga and other transformational tools to the workplace has expanded to a revolution in optimizing corporate cultures.
Tevis is heralded in Forbes, BusinessWeek, Fox Business, and countless other media organizations. The bestselling book Megatrends 2010 calls her a "corporate mindfulness guru for the new millennium," for her work assisting powerful organizations in over 70 US markets, Europe and Latin America. Tevis works with high performers among the broadest spectrum including private equity moguls, midlevel management "soccer" parents, and millennial leaders driving the next dazzling unicorn companies to success.
Unpacking performance data from teaching Business Creativity at NYU and her work with companies such as Disney, KKR, Google and the NBA, she will share what has helped hundreds of high performers on issues including mindfulness, executive lifestyle, personal mastery, innovation, and the role of consciousness in creating radical success.
16 Years ago Tevis Trower, then a corporate deal diva for Fortune 500s, got a cosmic kick in the head. While listening to a bitter corporate coworker lamenting every injustice, she realized the differentiator among us all is how we think. Following her gut, influence from her Montessori-teaching father, and her mastery of yoga and meditation, her crusade to bring mindfulness to the workplace began. Her company Balance Integration was born. What started as a company that brought yoga and other transformational tools to the workplace has expanded to a revolution in optimizing corporate cultures.
Tevis is heralded in Forbes, BusinessWeek, Fox Business, and countless other media organizations. The bestselling book Megatrends 2010 calls her a "corporate mindfulness guru for the new millennium," for her work assisting powerful organizations in over 70 US markets, Europe and Latin America. Tevis works with high performers among the broadest spectrum including private equity moguls, midlevel management "soccer" parents, and millennial leaders driving the next dazzling unicorn companies to success.
Unpacking performance data from teaching Business Creativity at NYU and her work with companies such as Disney, KKR, Google and the NBA, she will share what has helped hundreds of high performers on issues including mindfulness, executive lifestyle, personal mastery, innovation, and the role of consciousness in creating radical success.
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