Geoff Carlston translates over 20 years of elite collegiate volleyball coaching into leadership development as the Founder of Epic Journey Leadership. He infuses the DNA of championship athletic teams into company culture to enhance performance and talent retention. People who have worked with him describe him as intelligent, analytical, thoughtful, and emotionally-intelligent.
After two decades of coaching, Geoff moved back to his home state of Minnesota to prioritize his family. His early career included serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Belize, where he coached the womens national volleyball team and developed a national conflict resolution program to curb gang violence.
Unique fact: During his 23 years as a head coach for high-performance NCAA volleyball programs, he had only one student-athlete transfer out of his program.
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Influence (I) reflects the degree to which a person prefers to work by influencing or persuading others. Those scoring high tend to be people oriented, motivated by social recognition and building relationships.
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