NASA, The NFL and Even the US Government Turns to This Local Company For Leadership Help – with Blair Bloomston, Game On Nation | Episode 114
You could say "Life is a Highway" like the 1991 hit song by Rascal Flats.
Or, you could say it's more like a game.
Honda, Hilton, Edward Jones, Gatorade, and dozens of other household name companies including first-round draft picks seem to think it's the latter.
How can you argue with them when these firms turn to a special company in Bradenton to help cross-department teams, CEO's and US politicians learn the technique of Gamification.
I'm very pleased to welcome Blair Bloomston, Chief Development Office of Game On Nation.
Game On Nation is a purpose-driven, teamwork, and communication training company that works with some of the largest and most prestigious organizations in the US.
In this episode, you'll learn ...
- One thing most people don't know about Blair
- What is game theory & gamification
- How it's applied in a corporate setting
- What types of results companies and individuals achieve through gamification techniques
- Who should reach out to Blair
- ...and much ... much ... more!
I so much appreciate you stopping by today as you listen ... learn ... and connect!
As Chief Development Officer of Game On Nation, Blair has spent the last 18 years working with the world’s most recognizable athletes, teams, executives, corporations, and brands. She is considered a leading expert on the use of game dynamics and gamification to improve communication, leadership, team building, and culture.
Some of Blair’s clients include NASA, Hilton, Deloitte, NASCAR, Gatorade, Joint Special Operations Command, and the U.S. House of Representatives. Blair has been featured as a speaker for the United States Olympic Committee’s National Coaching Conference and the NCAA Alliance of Women Coaches, as well as the Deloitte Inclusion Summit and SHRM Inclusion Summit. Blair holds a BFA in Theater/Performance from Marymount Manhattan College, and resides in Bradenton, FL with her husband and two young sons.
