Speaking
Engaging Programs
Jullien Gordon, The Innerviewer, is the country’s leading voice on engagement at work. He speaks to large and small audiences at corporations, colleges, and conferences nationwide. Jullien commits to leaving the audience with immediately applicable frameworks and tools that they can use for the rest of their lives. We’ve partner on a various types of events including:
- College & New Hire Orientations
- Leadership Development Programs
- Staff Development & MBA Trainings
- Conference Keynotes & Workshops
- Graduations & Banquets
Top Programs
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Jullien has impacted the lives of 1,000s of students at 60+ colleges -
The Other 4.0 That Really Matters: Personal, Intellectual, Social, & Financial Capital
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Achieve Anything In 30 Days Or Less: How To End Procrastination & Perfectionism Forever
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The Innerview: How To Close The College-To-Career Gap
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The 4 Levels of Leadership: How To Create & Sustain Powerful Organizations
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D.R.E.A.M. Awake: How To Have Your Desired Relationships Employment And Money
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The Innerview: How To Create More Meaning & Value At Work
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How To Motivate Millennials In The 21st Century Workplace
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The 4 Levels of Leadership: How To Lead Teams & Organizations
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Achieve Anything in 30 Days: How To Eliminate Procrastination & Get More Done At Work
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D.R.E.A.M. Awake: How To Have Your Desired Relationships Employment And Money
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Whatever your conference or banquet theme is, Jullien can deliver Jullien has a breadth of wisdom and can speak on a variety of topics. He can write customized speeches that you see in advance so that there is no risk or uncertainty on your part.His most requested keynote is The 4 Ways To Leave Your Legacy. This talk inspires audiences to think about their career and life vision and how they want to be remembered. He shares his own self-written eulogy and retirement speech and then connects how those visions of himself inform the choices he makes today. The 4 Ways To Leave Your Legacy include baby bodies, bodies of work, institutional bodies, and your body is service to others.
Listen to a recording of The 4 Ways To Leave Your Legacy and Jullien’s other talks on the audio page.
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We will customize a program that addresses your desired outcomes and audience. Our programs are interactive (role plays, activities, games) and utilize multi-media (video, music, etc) to keep the participants engaged. The program budget depend on a variety of factors including:
- Degree of customization
- Number of presentations
- Presentation length
- Number of attendees
- Books & other materials
- Travel costs & time
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Corporations
» Coburn Ventures
» Ezekiel Advisory
» MVMT
» Narativ
» PepsiCo
» PwC
Colleges
» Baruch College
» Boise State University
» California State University, Fullerton
» Columbia University
» Cornell University
» DePaul University
» Eastfield College
» Florida International University
» Florida State University
» Harford Community College
» Hillsborough Community College
» Illinois State University
» Indiana University
» Kaplan University
» Kean University
» Loyola University Chicago
» Missouri State University
» New York University
» Northeastern University
» North Georgia College & State
» Oklahoma State University
» Pace University
» Saint Louis University
» Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville
» Stanford University
» University of Alabama
» University of Alabama at Birmingham
» University of California, Davis
» University of California, Irvine
» University of California, Los Angeles
» University of California, San Diego
» University of Central Florida
» University of Georgia
» University of Illinois at Chicago
» University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
» University of Michigan
» University of Mississippi
» University of Missouri – Columbia
» University of New England
» University of New Mexico
» University of North Carolina, Asheville
» University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
» University of North Carolina at Charlotte
» University of Oklahoma
» University of Pennsylvania
» University of South Florida
» University of Virginia
» University of Wisconsin, Madison
Community Based Organizations
» Association of Latino Professionals in Finance & Accounting
» Bay Area Community Resources
» BUILD
» California Student Sustainability Coalition
» Echoing Green
» Families for Children
» Heartshare
» INROADS
» Jackie Robinson Foundation
» Latino Business Professionals
» Management Leadership for Tomorrow
» Mission College Admissions
» M.O.V.E. Mentorship Program
» NAACP
» National Society of Black Engineers
» New York Needs You
» South Bay Workforce Investment Board
» Sponsors for Educational Opportunity
» Stay Inspired
» Year Up
» Young People’s Campaign
Conferences
» Jackie Robinson Foundation Mentor & Leadership Conference 2013
» National Association of Workforce Development Professionals Conference 2012
» TEDx Rutgers 2012
» Cornell University Johnson Means Business 2012
» Southern Region Honors Council Conference 2012
» Jackie Robinson Foundation Mentor & Leadership Conference 2012
» TEDx Brooklyn 2011
» Cornell University Johnson School of Business Diversity & Leadership Conference 2011
» TEDx Midwest @ Chicago Ideas Week 2011
» National Society of Collegiate Scholars Regional Summits 2010
» Georgia Collegiate Leadership Conference 2010
» Bishop O’Dowd Black History Month Celebration 2010
» 30 Summit 2010 in New York, Ny
» National Society of Collegiate Scholars Convention 2009
» 30 Summit 2009
» NAACP New Jersey State Convention 2009
» National Society of Black Engineers 2008
» Think Globally Act Locally 2005
» The UCLA Beautiful Struggle Conference 2004
Client Testimonials
Jullien delivered a necessary and meaningful talk to our students about taking full advantage of their college experience and starting on their road to success. He delivered this message in a fun, energetic way that engaged and excited our students and I am convinced it has made a positive impact on each of them. On top of it all Jullien was a pleasure to work with and I appreciated his flexibility, adaptability and genuineness.
Tim St. John - Assistant Director of Campus Life, University of New England
Jullien’s presentation with students at the Ross School of Business was a fresh take on the pursuit for a fulfilling career. In working with students to help define their passions and subsequently make a plan, participants left energized and inspired to reach further to better align their personal and professional goals. Both interactive and approachable, Jullien was able to allow participants to feel comfortable enough to have a candid discussion on what they want out of their professional lives, and how to effectively reach it. Jullien’s work to help identify and outline personal purpose is important, transformational, and the perfect compliment to business education.
Rachel Brooks - Programming Chair, University of Michigan Ross School of Business Women In Business Initiative
Our group lives and breathes growth and change for a living both in its composition and in our relationships and content with our clients. As students of and advisors on “monumental change” we have to be that ourselves to be successful… And we explore and experience many processes to keep ourselves dynamic and moving in a purposeful direction. So we were naturally enthusiastic and open about working with Jullien so as to benefit from his contribution.
Here is what I noticed. Jullien has a rare depth of understanding about what it truly takes to actually change in a world that likes to chat about change, sugar-coat what it truly means to “change” and fails to understand the skills involved and available to monumentally change an organization.
Jullien has bucketfuls of empathy and patience. He richly knows the challenges involved and it allows him to “stay” with students as they wrestle their way through all the traps and pitfalls of the mind that fight against your success for the presumed security of the status quo. Jullien is empathetic because of his own rich journey.
Jullien is adroit. Unfortunately many folks in the “change” business stick to their prescribed agenda and wind up trapped in a single-minded approach. While Jullien has a distinct modeled approach he realizes that the work is about helping people attain what they truly want in life not furthering the brilliance of his model. The model is a tool. Being of service is the point and he has the wherewithal to skip to the point of effectiveness whenever called upon to be more effective away from his model.
Jullien is fun and inspiring. He has a lightness that is a blessing. He has a voice that is suited to reducing the fear most folks have when asked to consider “changing.” The lightness is inspiring and encouraging and reminds me of the yoga teacher I found 8 years ago who facilitated my growth through reducing my fears and self-consciousness.
Pip Coburn - CEO, Coburn Ventures
Jullien Gordon has an incredible gift of connecting with young people and inspiring them to tap the core of their existence. With his 8 Cylinder of Success framework for finding individual purpose, the New Jersey NAACP Youth and College Division walked away from his workshop with refined personal goals and a platform to launch their individual and collective passions.
Arielle Palmer - President, New Jersey NAACP Youth & College Division, Acme Inc
Jullien’s 8 Cylinders of Success took me through a self examining journey. I was able to look within myself and discover what really drives me and how to apply that passion to a career that will bring me satisfaction and happiness sooner than later in life. His simple way of setting attainable goals in the short-term is very effective because it left me feeling empowered. I felt I can truly accomplish my goals with the personalized road map I created during my journey through the 8 Cylinders of Success workshop.
Rhomaro Powell - President, Cornell University Johnson School of Business, Black Graduate Business Association
Mr. Jullien Gordon was asked to participate in our annual career day event. There were many professionals (college professors, paramedics, personal trainers, and doctors) presenting on the morning of April 28, 2009.
Mr. Gordon walked into the classroom and before my scholars had a chance to fasten their seat belts, he began “Purpose Driving”. His DMV curriculum is amazingly innovative and creative. Gordon instantly grabbed their attention by making sports and music references to jump start his purpose finding aesthetic. His professional yet youthful approach was exactly what the students needed to begin their journeys into purpose and identity searching. The scholars loved his presentation and even inquired about his return to our campus.
Chris Slaughter - Faculty, The Urban Assembly Academy of History and Citizenship for Young Men
First off, thank you again for coming to speak to the students at our sophomore event. The presentation you gave was not only extremely beneficial for the students but for all the adults as well including myself. The exercises that we went through definitely gave me pause and prompted to take a deeper look at what I am doing. I know that it will only help me along the journey to finding my passion and becoming great. I look forward to staying in contact with you and sharing ideas and listening to any advice that you are able to offer. Best of wishes with your business and I will speak with you soon.
Nonso Madku - Founding Board Member, M.O.V.E. Mentorship Program
Last week, about 25 students and community members attended a 2-hour workshop with Jullien Gordon, the “Purpose Finder”. With Jullien as our fearless leader, we each answered the golden question: What is my personal and professional purpose?
Jullien has developed a day-long course, called “Driving School for Life”, that leads students through a process of articulating one’s own purpose. The analogy he takes is of an automobile: to drive smoothly along the highway of life, we need to make sure we have all the essential components. The components are what he calls the 8 P’s, a.k.a. 8 cylinders of Success: Principles (my dashboard), Passions (my keys), Problems (my fuel), People (my motor), Positioning (my lane), Pioneers (my pace cars), Picture (my road map), and Possibility (my momentum). Jullien has carefully conducted research on personal and professional success (Csikszentmihalyi, Gladwell, Porras et. al.) and studied many of world’s most successful/happy/passionate people (Bill Gates, Oprah, Steve Irwin the “Crocodile Hunter”). The Driving School is a systematic process for putting each of us on a path to living in alignment with the common themes Jullien found in his research.
We went through filling out our 8 cylinders on beautiful posters that Jullien had for each of us. We also did some interesting activities.
Among the favorites were:
- Filling out the ‘Dashboard’: What are three ways I measure my success in life and work?
- Writing out careers that start with each letter of the alphabet, from A-Z. Lesson: There are so many things out there that we can do; open yourself up to the possibility
- Text message 3 friends, asking them what they think you are passionate about (loved this one!)
- Taking your keys out of your pocket and asking yourself, “What are all of these keys for, and do I really need them?” One student had a house key and a duplicate on the same chain.
Personally, I got a lot out of the course. I realized that my number-one passion is currently meditation since I make time for it even when I don’t have any time. The course concludes with writing a personal purpose statement. I arrived (and was quite delighted) with “Improve my community through self-improvement”. I think the most valuable aspect of the course was being walked through the process of actually articulating (on paper) things that often just stay floating in your head. I think this helps focus on concrete objectives, and, at least in my case, helps reveal one’s true motivations and intentions.
I wasn’t the only one who felt the power of the course. Jullien received numerous comments about how helpful they found it. I observed smiles all around I think one great testament to the value was that most of the students stuck through the course even though we started an hour late and a band was blaring next door for the final 20 minutes.
It was really inspirational to be with Jullien. The man oozes positive energy. A 26-year-old who has found his life’s passion, is unflinchingly pursuing it, and doing it all while positively impacting others and keeping a smile on his face. Just amazing. He traveled especially from NY to give us this special 2-hour version of his course, which was itself offered as a gift to us (the full course has a fee). Not to mention he offers Driving School for Life as part of his full time business while also writing a book. Don’t know how he packs it all in, but I do know he’s one of those cars on the highway of life that you look at and just admire. Keep riding brother!
Niel Patel - Programming Chair, Stanford University Sarvodaya




