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Brent Patmos
Brent Patmos has found that the majority of leaders and organizations are not yet actualizing their potential. His work changes that.
As a business advisor, Brent helps the leader...view moreBrent Patmos has found that the majority of leaders and organizations are not yet actualizing their potential. His work changes that.
As a business advisor, Brent helps the leaders of privately held and family owned businesses move from a mindset of surviving to one of thriving. He works with leaders to create sustainable business growth and cultural continuity by providing transition clarity, developing leadership competencies and advancing strategic thinking.
Brent has spent nearly 30 years forming the methodologies he uses every day in his work with leaders and their teams. Central to his approach is a concept that is simple in theory yet complex in application: Leaders need to think more. The ability to think beyond what they know-to be open to doing things differently from the past-sets leaders on a path toward radical change that propels company sustainability beyond the leader's watch.
As principal and CEO of Perpetual Development, Inc., Brent guides privately held and family owned businesses through transformation and transition. Over the years, he has worked with more than 125 privately held companies and their senior executives, having trained and assessed more than 3,000 sales and business professionals. While those figures may seem large, he sees the individuals he works with as more than just numbers-they become part of his professional family.
Brent is also an internationally recognized speaker who focuses his keynotes and forums on connecting with people. He has been described as a "gifted and inspiring communicator who speaks with such clarity and purpose that it impacts you at the core of who you are as a person and at the core of the company's culture and values."view less
Books by Brent Patmos
Beyond the Name: Preserving Love, Legacy and Leadership in Your Family Business