Public Speaking, Training & Facilitating

Charles MacInerney, professional speaker, keynote speaker and employee training & development specialist, lives and works in Austin Texas. Charles, a member of the National Speaker Association, travels extensively as a professional keynote speaker.

He offers custom employee training and development programs for small businesses, the health care industry, Government agencies, Universities and corporate training and development programs. He organizes and facilitates professional corporate retreats. Charles has extensive experience leading group retreats in Texas, Mexico and Costa Rica.

In 1989 Charles founded Expanding Paradigms. He teaches and speaks on a diverse range of topics, including: Peak Performance; Mind Mapping; Improving Concentration; Expanding Paradigms; Team Building; Creativity; Stress Management; Breathing; Posture; Biofeedback; Meaning and Purpose in the Workplace; Visualization; Yoga; and Meditation.

Charles co-created and organized the highly successful 1998 Heart of Business Conference in Austin, Texas. This 3-day business conference focused on spiritual values in the workplace and featured Margaret Wheatley and David Whyte.

His clients include IBM, 3M, Motorola, Apple, Sematech, The University of Texas, St. Edwards University, Eanes Independent School District, and various private businesses and government agencies. He assisted Seton Hospital in designing and implementing a cardiac disease reversal training and development program centered around lifestyle changes and is now providing similar services to Hearts & Minds, a newly opened cardiac rehabilitation clinic. Charles is regularly a professional speaker at conferences including: The National Wellness Conference; The National Education Wellness Seminar; Adult Protective Services Conference, ISRI Conference, Executive Women in Texas Government Conference; and the American Heart Association's Women & Family Heart Disease Conference, and has twice been the keynote speaker at the Seton Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation Conference.