Transformation consultant to do Farwest keynote

Transformation consultant and trainer Greg Bell will be the keynote speaker at the 2022 Farwest Show in Portland, Oregon.
Greg Bell will open the show Aug. 24 by discussing the importance of a high-performance mindset and focusing attention on core values.
Transformation consultant and trainer Greg Bell will be the keynote speaker at the 2022 Farwest Show in Portland, Oregon.

Transformation consultant and trainer Greg Bell will be the keynote speaker at the 2022 Farwest Show in Portland, Oregon, hosted by the Oregon Association of Nurseries, Wilsonville, Oregon.

The three-day trade show and conference will take place Aug. 24-26 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland. It will welcome green industry professionals including nursery and greenhouse growers, lawn and garden center retailers, landscaping professionals and designers, suppliers, service providers, students and researchers.

“Greg is an electrifying speaker who connects with people and inspires them,” says Heather Cyrus, events and education manager for the OAN. “He will provide unique ideas and lasting perspective that nursery industry professionals can take back to their companies to drive personal, professional and organizational improvement.”

Bell’s keynote presentation will open the 2022 Farwest Show at 11 a.m. Aug. 24. He will discuss how individuals and organizations can unleash their potential by adopting a high-performance mindset and focusing their attention on their core values and the things that matter most.

Bell is a Certified Speaking Professional, which is the highest earned designation from the National Speakers Association and the International Federation of Professional Speakers. Only 10% of speakers have earned this designation. He holds degrees in political science and law from the University of Oregon and has served as a consultant and trainer for nearly 500 organizations around the country.

Visit Farwest’s website for registration and a schedule of events.

Read more about the Oregon Association of Nurseries.

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