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Testimonial 1
“He inspired me to believe in myself”
“I believe Carl’s message should be heard by everyone in any facet of the world of work. Carl was very motivational, and that kept the attention of the students.
-Ron Camp: Director of Career and Technical Education, Oswego B.O.C.E.S.
“Carl had a lot of energy and he gave a lot of good messages to the kids.”
-Carleton Hills: Counselor, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School
Testimonial 2
Carl is the speaker for you!
“Carl Latting’s message is inspiring, his delivery is captivating, and the information he gives is priceless. If you’re ready to empower and inspire your audience, Carl is the speaker for you!-James Malinchak Co-Author, Chicken Soup for the Athlete’s Soul, Co-Author, Chicken Soup for the College Soul, “Two –Time College Speaker of the Year”, 2008-2009 GKIC “Marketer of the Year”
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Testimonial 3
Carl Latting’s message brings strength.
“With 33 years as a boxing referee, I know that in order to get up you need something strong. I feel that Carl Latting’s message is the strength that we all need.-Richard Steel, World Boxing Hall of Fame Referee
AUBURN Building leadership
AUBURN Building leadership By Alyssa Sunkin / The Citizen Thursday, April 2, 2009 11:33 PM EDT
AUBURN - For Pat Carroll, fostering leadership skills is as much about building personal character as it is becoming a positive influence on others.
Sam Tenney / The Citizen Tenth-graders from the Cayuga-Onondaga Board of Cooperative nine component school districts listen to Las Vegas-based motivational speaker Carl Latting at Cayuga Community College. Mr. Latting's address was part of Jump Start 10: A Youth Leadership Summit, a program aimed at instilling leadership skills in high school sophomores.
Last week, the 16-year-old from the Union Springs Central School District got the best of both worlds as he and about 250 of his fellow high school sophomores in each of the Cayuga-Onondaga Board of Cooperative Educational Services nine component school districts converged at Cayuga Community College for a summit on leadership. Jump Start 10: A Youth Leadership Summit took hold of CCC last Friday with the mission of getting 10th graders to start thinking about their futures while learning about how to use leadership skills to influence the lives of others.
