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Stuck on a high-stakes business, people, leadership, AI, or organizational challenge? For leaders who need clarity, challenge, and trusted guidance navigating organizational complexity.
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Stuck on a high-stakes business, people, leadership, AI, or organizational challenge?

When the challenge requires deeper partnership.
Examples:

Executive workshops and facilitated sessions that help leaders and teams move from theory to execution.
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Not sure where to start?

Spend two focused hours with Trellis to pressure-test ideas, sharpen strategy, and work through tough decisions.
This is not coaching.
This is executive problem-solving.
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AI is reshaping work, identity, and leadership. This keynote offers a grounded approach to leading in times of rapid change. We explore how to redesign workflows, roles, and team communication in ways that accelerate performance without sacrificing culture, dignity, or trust. Leaders learn how to reduce fear, manage change with clarity, a
AI is reshaping work, identity, and leadership. This keynote offers a grounded approach to leading in times of rapid change. We explore how to redesign workflows, roles, and team communication in ways that accelerate performance without sacrificing culture, dignity, or trust. Leaders learn how to reduce fear, manage change with clarity, and guide teams through uncertain transitions with both strategy and humanity.

Leadership for women often requires balancing confidence, credibility, and emotional intelligence — in systems that weren’t built with us in mind. This talk offers a real conversation about authority, identity, visibility, and staying grounded in your voice. It is inspiring, strategic, and deeply human.

Equity work requires courage, clarity, and care — not guilt or performance. This keynote equips leaders to have real conversations that build trust, repair harm, and move cultures forward with integrity and accountability.
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On June 11, 2026, i4cp’s Next Practices Weekly will feature Trellis Usher, CEO, author of WORK. REWRITTEN., and former SVP of Talent at Pax8, where she will explore why many performance systems are no longer aligned to how work actually gets done in the human + machine era.