The Keynote School Nutrition Teams Keep Asking For
For School Nutrition:
Trusted by the School Nutrition Association and 22 state conferences
THE CHALLENGE
Nutrition teams deserve more credit.
School nutrition professionals feed millions of kids on tight budgets, tight timelines, and short staffing. They handle impatient students, frustrated parents, and constant change. When they come to a conference, they need more than information. They need energy they can take home.
HOW JON HELPS
He's been in your room before.
Jon has spoken at the School Nutrition Association's National Conference and National Leadership Conference, plus 22 state conferences. He gets the whole room participating, then sends teams home with practical tools for calmer conversations, stronger teamwork, and fresh ideas.
Trusted by School Nutrition Teams
RECOMMENDED FOR NUTRITION TEAMS
Sessions That Fit Nutrition Teams
"Yes, and…" Improving Leadership
A high-energy opener that builds teamwork across kitchens and districts
Improv(e) Your Communication
Four steps to de-escalate upset students, parents, and coworkers
Beyond Boundaries
New ways to solve old problems, from menus to staffing
What Educators Say
Karen McGrail, MEd, RDN, LDN
Director, Stalker Institute of Food and Nutrition, Framingham State University
“Jon Colby entertained and engaged our team with fun, 'get out of your seat' Improv activities targeting communication and workplace dynamics. He created an energetic, positive and humorous learning environment with relevant take-aways. It is clear that Jon is genuinely interested in helping others to be their best and is impressively talented in the art of Improv. Spectacular event!”
Questions From School Nutrition Teams
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Yes. Jon has presented at the School Nutrition Association’s National Conference and National Leadership Conference, plus 22 state conferences. References are available.
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Yes. Sessions work for mixed audiences, and Jon can tailor content for directors and managers or for cafeteria teams.
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Yes. Many conferences pair an opening keynote with a smaller breakout that goes deeper on communication or creativity.