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Ben Adkins

President, Adkins & Associates

Ben Adkins has provided tools for increased effectiveness to organizations, teams and individual employees since 1985. He has presented more than 2,800 seminars, workshops, keynotes and management retreats throughout North America, the UK and Africa receiving rave reviews and outstanding evaluations from diverse groups of large and small audiences. His primary focus is workplace conflict management, leadership development, communication effectiveness and productivity improvement. He is a master trainer with Mediation Training Institute International; a Distinguished Faculty Award recipient from the National College of District Attorneys; Vice President of the Tarrant County Association of Mediators; Fort Worth Business Press columinst; author and consultant.


Recorded Webinars
Ben Adkins

Team Conflict Management Strategies

This innovative information has been developed over a 20 year span based on best practices of high performing teams and organizations.

Ben Adkins

Communication Know-How: Develop the Skills to Master Interpersonal Interactions

In today's challenging business environment, you have to build successful work relationships and interact with people in a positive way to achieve your desired results.

Ben Adkins

Discipline and Termination: How To Eliminate Poor Performance While Managing Your Legal Risks

This webinar focuses on the right way to use discipline to minimize conflict and maximize employee performance and how to conduct legally sound and respectful terminations. Participants will explore issues that should be examined before disciplinary and termination decisions are made.

Ben Adkins

Difficult Conversations: Managing the Toughest Employee Discussions

Think of a conversation you've been putting off. You know you should talk to someone, but you don't. There are certain conversations all leaders dread: the ones in which we have to deliver bad news, discuss a sensitive or "political" subject, or talk about a project or meeting that's gone wrong.

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