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Executive Profile

At the age of five, Nathaniel Williams and his 11 siblings lost their mother to a brain aneurysm and entered the foster care system of New York City.

Today, Dr. Williams dedicates himself to helping others with personal and professional development. Through his company, HumanWorks Training and Educational Services, Inc., Dr. Williams provides answers to the challenges of everyday life through workshops, seminars, and training in stress management, time management, ethics, conflict resolution and more.

Education, continuing education, professional development, and leadership training are extremely important subjects to Dr. Williams, as evidenced by his four graduate degrees, including a Masters of Business Administration (MBA), a Masters of Public Administration (MPA), a Masters of Human Services (MHS), and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership and Change (Ed.D.).

He is an adjunct professor at Cheyney University, and Lincoln University, and was recently named Scholar-in-Residence at Kutztown University’s Frederick Douglass Institute, where he teaches graduate courses in Group Dynamics, Marriage and Family Counseling, and Multicultural Counseling.

Dr. Williams has written and published several books on personal success, professional development, leadership, and education, including:

  • The 10 Keys to Attaining Your Personal Best
  • The Absolutes of Success Series
  • Embracing Your Real Life
  • The Affordability Factor
  • Management and Leadership by the 3Ps
  • The Mature 64 Living Life 8x8
  • The Navigator of Life

Dr. Williams is a professional public speaker, providing keynote addresses in a speaking style infused with inspiration, personal conviction, energy, and humor. His speaking engagements have placed him before audiences as large as 2,500 U.S. Armed Forces in Kosovo, and before such diverse cultures as England, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain, as well as engagements across the U.S.

Here are a few examples of the feedback Dr. Williams’ talks have generated:

“Be assured I’ll be using ‘Navigator’ and ‘Core Beliefs’ to guide me…a personal thank-you for those life tools!”

“Please have him back. I admire his background/career.”

“Different approach than usual – I loved it.”

Dr. Nat’s Traits of Success – the 5 R’s:

Respect - “We live in a society where respect is conditional. Respect has lost its value. I think we need to make it unconditional and offer respect to people, places and things and give them the respect that they’re due.”

Responsibility - “We all recognize when we’ve gotten in a situation where people are not responsible and it’s caused major issues across different domains of our life whether it’s the financial situation or the family situation. Being responsible and accountable is so very important.”

Recognition - “We think change and success happen overnight. But it really does take a real strategy. I try to encourage people to study success. Look around at people who’ve accomplished what you hope to do.”

Renewal - “Find a rock and sit on it. Really look at yourself. Figure out who you are and where you want to go. Take some time to make yourself a better person. If you’re in a relationship, take some time. Couples, especially when you have children, it’s so easy to fall apart as you’re raising your family. Parents with kids with disabilities have an even higher rate of falling apart. Taking time to keep renewing that relationship is so very important.”

Resilience - “A lot of people think about resilience when there’s a problem. You need to look at resilience when you’re successful as well. Whether you succeed or you’re challenged, you need to be informed by that experience. So often, we want to live in the high end or we think that we’ll be in the low end forever. Most of us live in the middle. When you find yourself going up and down, you need to find resilience to bring yourself back to that equilibrium.”

Contact us today to schedule a public speaking engagement with Dr. Nat Williams.

 

 
   
 
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