Catalyzer is pleased to announce a contribution to Project Schoolhouse as part of their “Cien Amigos” (100 Friends) fundraising initiative.  Project Schoolhouse provides funding in Central America to build rain catchment systems, and latrines, and bring clean drinking water and safe environments where children can learn.

Catalyzer recently presented “Using the Great Game to Address The Great Resignation” as a virtual pre-conference workshop for the upcoming 30th Annual Great Game of Business (GGOB) Conference in Kansas City. The session was offered on August 17th, from 11AM – 1PM Central, and a recorded version, along with participant questions, is now available on the Great Game of Business website. During this well-attended workshop, Catalyzer linked contemporary challenges surrounding retention with the GGOB implementation methodology.

Catalyzer is pleased to announce that our two recent Hiring Our Heroes (HoH) Fellows, U.S. Army Master Sergeant, Kirby Ingles, and Captain (promotable) Lenora Ridley will transition to follow-on roles. Lenora will support Catalyzer as a part-time project lead for select program- and business-related initiatives. Among these are work to further develop and implement an assessment framework around Catalyzer programs and the implementation of a Learning Management System that supports both internal and external program execution more fully.

Catalyzer is pleased to announce that Mr. Ronnie Spellman has joined the Board of Directors. Mr. Spellman brings substantive experience across a number of diverse industries and government to the role. He most recently served as the Chief Operating Officer for Mbroh Engineering, a Dallas-based engineering firm focused on power distribution system design.

Lansing, Kansas – July 1, 2022:  Catalyzer’s steady growth throughout 2022 continues – both with existing and new partnerships. Among the latest, 4Rivers Equipment, a network of agricultural and construction machinery dealerships spread from southern Wyoming to El Paso, Texas, will begin a new leadership program this month.

Lansing, Kansas – July 1, 2022: Catalyzer’s proposed presentation on “Using the Great Game to Address The Great Resignation” was chosen as a virtual pre-conference workshop for the 30th Annual Great Game of Business (GGOB) Conference to be held later this fall in Kansas City. The session will be offered on August 17, 11 AM – 1 PM Central. Nine sessions are being offered via Zoom in the weeks leading up to the conference as an extra enticement to register for the big event. Catalyzer will facilitate this workshop, linking a contemporary business challenge to the GGOB methodology.

The June 2022, edition of CIO Views magazine, an issue dedicated to showcasing the Top 10 Most Influential People in Leadership Consulting, features Catalyzer CEO, Stephen Ingalls, and his continuing leadership journey. Using an interview format, Steve offers insight into current organizational leadership challenges like recruiting and retention using his own Catalyzer leadership development as a backdrop.

Catalyzer’s first-ever Faculty Development Summit was recently concluded successfully in Kansas City, Kansas.  This purposeful skill-development effort provided real-time practice and critique for facilitators in an effort to hone their craft.
Stephen Ingalls, Catalyzer’s President, and CEO, points out, “Catalyzer has been fortunate to continue to grow – now to a point where we need additional capacity to deliver. That involves a rigorous approach to facilitator recruiting and training; the latter allows us to continue to provide the world-class ‘in the room experience we are most known for.”

Catalyzer continues its connection to the next generation of business leaders through summer internship opportunity. Garrett McGuire, a Plan II Honors Student (double major) at the University of Texas-Austin, will join  Catalyzer for eight weeks beginning May 9. His focus will be on exploring next-generation business metrics, among other projects.

Lansing, Kansas – April 13, 2022: Catalyzer is excited to announce that it has been selected as a Hiring Our Heroes (HOH) host organization and will receive two HOH Fellows from cohort 22-002.  Hiring Our Heroes connects the military community—service members,...

Lansing, Kansas – March 21, 2022: Catalyzer continues its partnership with Leadership Greater Huntsville (LGH) in Huntsville, Alabama. On March 22 of this year, Stephen Ingalls, Catalyzer President, and CEO will support LGH’s current Management Academy cohort, delivering content related to decision-making in the contemporary business environment to diverse business leaders throughout the Huntsville area. Leadership Greater Huntsville’s mission is to identify, educate, inspire and connect leaders to serve the communities of Huntsville, Madison, and Madison County, and the surrounding regions of Alabama to enhance the future growth and prosperity of the region.

Catalyzer, Inc., is pleased to announce its selection to develop and deliver a new Train-the-Trainer Course for the County Sheriffs of Colorado. The course is targeted for law enforcement trainers across the state who have been specifically designated to delivery training for their Agencies and require certification by Colorado’s Peace Officer’s Standards and Training (POST).

Catalyzer, Inc., rebounded dramatically from a slower 2020, delivering programs across 10 states and 21 different locations in 2021.  Stephen Ingalls, Catalyzer’s President and CEO, stated, “Catalyzer was privileged to facilitate 67 different leadership sessions for...

The White Bluffs of the Upper Missouri River (Fort Benton, Montana) serves as a significant landmark for present day watercraft while historically marking progress for Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery as they explored the Louisiana Purchase to the Pacific....