Chris Dyer is a trailblazer in leadership, company culture, and business growth, with a career that's anything but ordinary. From opening high-end hotels in Hollywood to founding his own successful ventures, Chris has spent years cultivating a diverse, action-oriented career that has propelled him to the forefront of his field. His expertise has been sought after by over 50 of the top companies around the globe, helping them shape culture, lead with purpose, and grow their teams in ways that transform organizations from the inside out.

Chris has also navigated the world of elite coaching—as a former Olympic-level swim coach and Junior Olympic water polo player and coach, he knows what it takes to perform at the highest levels. He brings that same competitive drive and commitment to every keynote and consulting session, empowering leaders to turn challenges into opportunities. He has climbed some of the world's most iconic peaks, from Mt. Whitney to Mt. Fuji and Mt. Kilimanjaro, always seeking new horizons and adventures.

Chris led his company to be recognized as one of the fastest-growing organizations five times by Inc. Magazine, and his book The Power of Company Culture has been celebrated as one of the "Top 10 HR Books of All Time" by BookAuthority. His work has also been named in Top 50 lists for leadership and change management thought leadership, and he has made a significant mark in the world of corporate strategy.

His high-energy, highly relatable keynotes have earned him accolades like "Best keynote of the conference!" as well as features on major media outlets like NBC, CBS, BBC, Forbes, and more. Chris's storytelling and actionable insights help audiences reignite their passion and commitment, making an impact that extends well beyond the conference stage. He challenges leaders to embrace transparency, positivity, and innovation—and to cultivate cultures where people can thrive.

Chris holds a wealth of practical knowledge, and he knows how to deliver it in a way that sticks. When he's not speaking or consulting, you'll find him spending time with his family, playing water polo, or savoring a good cup of coffee after another successful climb.