Charlie RettsDr. Retts has spent over 30 years working in leadership and has an Ed.D. in Adult Learning and Human Resources. Currently, he teaches and helps develop organizations into best-in-class operations and to improve employee attitude, morale, and organizaional loyalty. This includes designing and implementing departmental change efforts, achieving exceptional levels of organizational collaboration and communication, creating high-performing cultures, designing environments that challenge all employees to reach their full potential, creating new levels of performance criteria and establishing management and employee relationships that truly leverage organizational diversity. Published articles on leadership include such titles as While the Cats Away, Will the Mice Play? and I'm Too Nice Caring Leaders Are Often Misjudged. For the past 30 years, Dr. Retts has taught graduate leadership and management courses Arizona State University, Bethel University, Brandman University, Glendale Community College, Grand Canyon University, National University, Northern Arizona University, the University of Phoenix, and the University of Redlands. He has also worked in leadership positions for several organizations and projects, including Sperry Aerospace and the Salt River Project in Arizona. He also has spoken at management training courses in the U.S, Egypt, and Japan. Read More Read Less