Don Tinney
Certified EOS Implementer
Don has a 30+ year history of helping entrepreneurial organizations grow. He has functioned as an owner, leader and manager in three successful companies and is now a partner with Gino Wickman in growing EOS Worldwide. Don’s the Integrator.
Don has invested most of his life into drawing growth-oriented people into environments of collaboration. He is particularly gifted at building teams, understands how to make businesses work, and is a skilled teacher, facilitator and coach, passionately investing himself into helping others to become their best.
“Don’s unwavering support and commitment is unlike any I’ve ever seen. By far Don has this amazing ability to make sure that everything he does has the greater good in mind. During the last two years Don has taken the time to coach and mentor me in my EOS business. Don certainly is an Expert at running a business and certainly is a Master at Implementing EOS. If you are considering learning more about the EOS Process and what it can do for you and your clients – call Don. Mentor, Coach, Friend! Thank you.” Duane Marshall – Certified EOS Implementer
“Without Don Tinney’s expert guidance and frequent support, I’d never have become a successful EOS Implementer. An exceptional entrepreneur in his own right and the first “non-Gino” EOS Implementer, Don knows more about running small businesses and mastering EOS than most of us could learn in a lifetime of devoted study. If you’re a business leader, consultant or coach who thinks EOS might help you achieve something truly special for yourself and/or your clients – call Don. You’ll benefit immediately from his wisdom and generosity and hopefully, like me, you’ll ultimately be very proud to call him a great friend.” Mike Paton – Certified EOS Implementer
“If you are thinking of becoming an EOS implementer, then you must talk with Don. He is the quintessential coach – always helping first, persistent, but never pushy. He genuinely wants what is best for you. It took me four months to decide to become a professional EOS implementer. It took me another three months to decide that EOS was all I was going to do and to focus on becoming a certified implementer. Don was there to answer questions and to help to clarify my thoughts. He continues to provide excellent advice as I build my EOS practice.” Ed Callahan – Certified EOS Implementer
“My leadership team attended a 90 minute meeting given by Don in November of 2006. Spiech Farms was going to end 2006 with a net loss of 3% on $5,000,000. Things weren’t awful, but we definitely wanted to do better. We first began implementing EOS in January of 2007, and by all external indicators there was nothing unusual going on. That’s because all of the extraordinary stuff was going on inside Spiech Farms. It did feel a little awkward at first, but as we became more and more comfortable with the EOS tools, things became simpler and soon everything began to work better. As we became more confident in the process we also felt more confident in our capabilities as a team. As a result, we turned in an amazing year, growing to $7,500,000 and posting a 6% net profit for 2007! We thought we were doing okay prior to EOS, and I guess it’s easy to be satisfied when you don’t know what you’re missing. Really, the numbers don’t even begin to tell the whole story. The whole leadership team is so much more confident about the future now, and we’ve never been so unified as a team. We never imagined we could be this clear about our future, or so focused on hitting our goals. I have complete trust in Don, and the EOS tools really work. Give EOS and Don a chance to help you get the most out of your organization.” Steve Spiech – Owner Spiech Farms LLC
Recent Article by Don Tinney
In the past several years, I have been regularly impressed by leadership teams that have achieved “big” things. At the front end looking forward, it was logical for each team, based upon their history, to conclude, “There’s no way we’ll do this.”
So what made the difference? How did these teams of ordinary people succeed?
Certainly there are many contributing factors, but I think three things were necessary in all cases:
1) Belief.… Read More
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