Bob created his first training company Quality Training Associates (QTA) in 1990 and has been developing and leading workshops and seminars for organizations ever since. QTA was conceived and launched based on his experience as Senior Manager for a major organization in Vancouver. As a senior leader of the organization, he was responsible for the business success of 16 different units of operation. During this time, he learned that organizational business success was reliant on the skills and motivation of his Managers. By focusing on the skills development of his managers and management team the organization had outstanding success. From this experience, his mission became to help people develop their own personal leadership skills and success in organizations so in turn the organization could prosper. Bob is passionate about developing the skills and abilities of leaders at every level of organizations. He has worked as a trainer and business consultant with over 350 companies including Nike, Costco, Air Canada, Weyerhaeuser, all levels of government and many not for profit associations. Bob is known as a motivating and inspiring keynote speaker and has traveled across North America speaking on business subjects including team building, communication, leadership, management, negotiation skills and many others. Bob has spent 5 years as an instructor with Langara and Douglas College on the west coast teaching strategic planning, business planning and entrepreneurship. Bob’s resume includes, published research, author, corporate trainer, keynote speaker and business owner. In 2013, Bob rebranded his training company to include recruitment and human resources services. Today, his company is known as Eclipse Human Resources Solutions (Eclipse HR). Eclipse HR provides over 150 training programs, full services recruitment and HR Today, a program to help growing companies deal with the issues of HR in their companies on site. Eclipse HR is a certified trainer for the Canadian Export Manufacturers of B.C (CME), the B.C. Alliance for Manufacturing and the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA)