Walt Brown
EOS Implementer for privately held companies in Raleigh, North Carolina
| Hourly rate range | $125 to $300 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Scaling and growthOperations and systemsLeadership and team buildingTeam performanceLeadership developmentStrategy and decision making |
| Works with | Founders and business owners and Executives |
| Also coaches | Executive coach |
| Based in | Raleigh, North Carolina, United States |
| Credentials | EOS Implementer; Third EOSI trained by Gino Wickman and Don Tinney (2008) |
Walt Brown is an EOS Implementer in Raleigh, North Carolina. He works mostly with privately held companies and their leadership teams. He teaches EOS so the tools stick, with a focus on strategic thinking, role clarity and measurable organizational health. He founded several companies and exited four of them in 2006. He was among the third group of implementers trained in 2008. His clients include manufacturers, a franchise owner and a financial services firm.
What Walt helps with
Walt helps leadership teams get full use of EOS. He works on strategy, clear roles and the health of the whole organization.
- Thinking strategically as a repeatable process
- Linking future vision to present-day plans
- Building an Accountability Chart with clear roles
- Tying each role to workflows and numbers
- Measuring trust, engagement and buy-in
- Using the 7 Critical Needs to check how EOS is landing
- Going deeper after a basic EOS implementation
Who Walt works with
Walt works mostly with privately held companies. Clients include visionary CEOs and integrators. Company types include industrial rigging, manufacturing, financial services, franchising, home development and janitorial supply. Company sizes range from 180 to 1,180 employees.
How Walt works
Walt teaches EOS in three parts. In Vision, he teaches strategic thinking as a process and maps a path from the future back to the present. In Traction, he builds role clarity through the Accountability Chart, linking each role to workflows and numbers. In Healthy, he uses the 7 Critical Needs to measure trust, engagement and buy-in across the organization. His goal is for clients to master EOS and graduate.
Background and qualifications
Walt owned his seat in business for 20 years. He is a multi-company founder and had a four-company exit in August 2006. In February 2008 he became the third EOS Implementer trained by Gino and Don. He now serves as head coach and expert implementer for his EOS practice in Raleigh. YPO, EO, C12 and Vistage groups bring him in to lead working sessions for leaders who want to go beyond basic EOS.
Walt Brown pricing
Programs and services
- EOS implementation for leadership teams
- High-impact working sessions for YPO, EO, C12 and Vistage groups
- Phone intro call
Walt Brown reviews
The CoachVouch take
He was the third EOS Implementer trained by Gino and Don, and he makes organizational health measurable with the 7 Critical Needs.
Best for leaders of privately held companies who already use EOS and want it to stick.
Common questions
How much does Walt Brown charge?
Coaching with Walt runs $125 to $300 an hour. Message Walt from this page for an exact quote.
What does Walt Brown help with?
Walt Brown helps with thinking strategically as a repeatable process, linking future vision to present-day plans, building an Accountability Chart with clear roles and tying each role to workflows and numbers.
Is Walt Brown certified?
Walt Brown lists: EOS Implementer; Third EOSI trained by Gino Wickman and Don Tinney (2008).
Does Walt Brown only work with new EOS users?
No. He works with teams that already have EOS in place and want to go deeper. Groups like YPO, EO, C12 and Vistage bring him in for that.
How does Walt measure organizational health?
He uses the 7 Critical Needs to measure trust, engagement and buy-in. This shows how well EOS is landing across the whole organization.
How do I contact Walt Brown?
Send Walt a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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