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Leadership International is best known for having the
toughest and most challenging leadership development training
courses in the country. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada
with regularly scheduled trainings in Las Vegas, Sacramento,
Dallas and Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. We are one of the
fastest growing training organizations in the country
that truly specializes in developing leaders for the public
and business sector. Founded by Mike and JoAnn Knapp in
1985, Rapport Leadership International has grown from
a two-person operation to a team of more than seventy.
Rapport Leadership International has trained more than
one hundred thousand professionals including such clients
as AT & T, Wells Fargo, Pulte Homes/Del Webb Corporation,
Oldcastle, Redi-Mix Concrete, Tyson Foods, Napa Auto Parts,
America West Airlines, La-Z-Boy Corporation, U.S. Department
of Energy, United States Army, U.S. Army Corp of Engineers,
AFLAC and many others. Rapport's leadership development
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Rodney M. Jarrell , class #523, (we are free) June 14, 1998
Leadership Breakthrough Training, level I, class 523, June 14, 1998
This is without a doubt the best training/seminar course I have ever attended.
If you have any doubt call me and I will bend your ear for an hour or so about how great it was. "This is one of the hardest and best things I have ever done."
Power Communications Training, class 373, June 20, 1999
If you deal with people everyday and negotiate anything, this class is a must! We all negotiate everyday and we loose even to our kids most of the time, this will give you an unfair advantage in dealing with people and creating win-win situations.
Leadership Breakthrough Training, level II, class 170, April 16, 2000
This class was attended by six of our office staff and the bonding that went on was incredible. This training will keep us working as a true team, not just saying the words as most companies do. I highly recommend this to any organization and personally guarantee you will see some incredible results.
"On Team" for Power Communications Training, class 404, June 28, 2000
This gave me a whole new perspective of the training and I learned a lot. There is so much to absorb in one weekend, I highly recommend going back on team for any class.
"On Team" for Leadership Breakthrough Training Level II, class 192, Nov., 5, 2000
Dennis Heiden class #557, (we are in heaven) Aug. 30, 1998
Rapport was the challenge of a lifetime. The extra punch everyone needs. An eye opener to the most important things in life and an experience I will always cherish."
Leadership Breakthrough Training, level II, class 170, April 16, 2000
The cute gal there to the right is Denny's daughter, Lindsey. "I am very proud of my daughter, Lindsey. She has completed Teen Leadership breakthrough, and I can see the difference in her responsibility and dedication to whatever wall is standing in her way. There is no doubt in my mind whether or not she is a leader."
Power Communications Training, March 23, 2001
"Teen Leadership Breakthrough, was definitely fun, yet one of the hardest weekends of my life! Not many teens my age get the chance to attend Rapport Leadership, and I was, which was definitely an opportunity of a lifetime. The things I learned at Rapport Leadership have helped me out in ways such as getting good grades in school, picking the right crowd to hang out with, to becoming a lot closer to my family! Teen leadership breakthrough was a weekend that I will remember and cherish forever!"
IT'S, THE WAY TO BE, TEAM 143, IT'S OK TO BE ME), Lindsey Heiden
Gayle Eaton class #710, (Class 710 from within), Aug. 22, 1999
 "Rapport was a challenge I will cherish for a lifetime. It taught me how to communicate, speak up and be heard and that my opinion does count. It helped me crawl out of that shell I was hiding in all my life. I truly recommend this class to everyone. Thank you Rodney for giving me the opportunity to attend this awesome class."
Leadership Breakthrough Training, level I, class 710, Aug., 22,1999
Leadership Breakthrough Training, level II, class 192, Nov., 5, 2000
Randy Chennault
Leadership Breakthrough Training, level I :
Before becoming a member of a team, one must look inside and make personal improvements. There are individual barriers that must be removed and walls that must be torn down. The processes associated with this training are truly representative of a " leadership breakthrough." If you're afraid of who you are, stay home. If you want to improve your life, and life is more than simple existence, this training is a must. Remember, the most important part of your tombstone will be the dash.
Leadership Breakthrough Training, level II, class 170, April 16, 2000
This training is about team building. It represents, through symbolic exercises, that certain individual accomplishments are achievable only with assistance. It instills that being trusting is as important as being trustworthy. Professionals are constantly using the buzzwords "synergy" and "brainstorming." Leader II is the place to learn the true meanings of the words.
Power Communications Training, March 23, 2001
Signing up for upcoming classes are:
Sherill Pierce, LB1
Other employees that have attended:
(Master Grads have completed LB1, LB2 and the PC class)
Bruce Sholly (Master Grad)
Eric Pereira, (Master Grad)
Pat Gannon, (Master Grad)
Jay Weimer, LB1
Caleb Waller, LB1 & PC
James Mc Kinney, (Master Grad)
Nathan Jarrell, (Master Grad)
Jerome Bruggeman, LB1 & LB2
Clint Tallmadge, (Master Grad)
Alex Chavez, (Master Grad)
Darryl Morales, (Master Grad)
Robert Duran, (Master Grad)
Scot Rager, LB1
Cris Escanes, LB1
Jason Maxwell, LB1
Kevin Reed, LB1
Dave White, LB1
Friends that have attended:
Almost everyone (25 or 30) at Jokake Construction.
Bill Curran with Adolfson Peterson and almost all their office
Rob Lafferty (Lafferty Electric) and almost all his office
Mark Fleming (Corbin Service Electrical) and almost all his office
Ric Kline, (Master Grad)
Sam Kramer, Wild West Lighting 602-274-4080
Kevin Jarrell, Sawgrass Electric (954)578-0685 second best Electrical Contractor alive
Colt Hogstrom
Jan Mittelstaedt, Mittelstaedt, Grover Cooper 1-602-275-3821
Tim Wilt , LB1 & LB2
Bob Hale, LB1
Tara Martinez
Liz Riley
Chris Patton
Eduardo Guevara
Randall Driscoll
Mike and Vicki Premo (Master grads)
Shawna Jarrell, (Master Grad)
Jon Jarrell, Teen Rapport Leadership
Lindsey Heiden (Denny's daughter), Teen Rapport Leadership and Eagle Quest
Jamee Semple, Leader I and Power communications
Leonard Staples, Leader 1
Beverly Eernisse, Furst Properties , Master Grad and all her office staff
Brian Semple , leader 1, and Power Communications
Paul Luellig
Carl Roberts
Greg Turner
Al Welke
Linda Tweten with ASA, Executive Director
Vic Gustafson
Mark Haines
Sharon Riley, Wespac Construction, Power Communications
Kurtis Myers, Teen Rapport Leadership and Eagle Quest
Mike Kelley, LB1
Frank Mena, LB1
Darryl Marinakis , LB1 & PC
Stan Myers, Leader I and II
Larry Gonzales, LB1
Dana Ford LB1
Dana Alcorn LB1 & LB2
Brian Mc Michael, (Master Grad)
Jared Vaught, (Master Grad)
Doug Riley, (Master Grad)
Mike Wuertemburg, LB1& LB2
Chris Ivankovich, (Master Grad)
Mike Thomas, (Master Grad)
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