Fritz Seyferth presents his new book The Shift from Me to Team: Unleasing Sustainable Greatness at the Pretzel Bell in downtown Ann Arbor. Books will be for sale on-site at the event courtesy of Literati Bookstore.
About the book: How leaders generate sustainable team success, and the principles of human nature they honor in making that success possible.
For more than twenty years, Fritz Seyferth and his team at FS/A have been helping organizations access their untapped potential, paving the way for achieving consistent, sustainable Peak Performance. By combining a systems engineering mindset with a deep understanding of human motivation, Fritz shares how a meaningful life is enhanced when we partner with like-minded people who make the shift from me to team.
Understanding how things work—and taking them apart and putting them back together to work even better—has always been a fascination for Fritz, whether it is a bicycle, plant layout, or organization.
He was fortunate to compete at the highest levels in college, as a professional athlete, and in business. His more than forty-year study of leadership and exceptional teams has provided an intimate understanding of the principles and disciplines found in the most successful leaders and organizations. These experiences comprise the foundation for his deep understanding of exceptional leaders and the strategies for consistently surpassing expectations.
In Fritz’s long-term commitment to the Ann Arbor area, he has supported thirteen non-profit boards and many for-profit boards, and he has built a reputation as a confidant with unquestioned trust and commitment to those who serve others.
Outside of his coaching practice and being with family, Fritz’s passions are woodworking, being out-of-doors hiking, rowing the Huron River, mountain biking, road biking, snow skiing, and all activities on the water with the grandkids at the family summer home in Traverse City, MI.
Fritz resides in Ann Arbor with his wife, Lynn, and cherishes his relationships with his three children and twelve grandchildren.