• Relationships Matter: Investing In People Through Purpose

    Engagement Focus: Scores and metrics may measure progress, but they can’t measure heart. This interactive session explores how the three P’s—Power, People, and Purpose can transform the way you lead, teach, and connect. Learn to be data-rich without becoming relationship-poor by using the “Relationship Rapport Report” to foster authentic engagement with scholars and shape positive youth culture. Through essential questions;

    - How will I open doors for others? Who will grow if I do?

    - What can I do to help people fly?

    Attendees will gain practical strategies to move beyond the numbers and invest in people for lasting, meaningful impact.

  • What's In Your Hand: Who will grow if I open the door?

    Engagement Focus: What’s in Your Hand? Who Will Grow if I Open the Door?
    In this interactive, hands-on session, Peter Ferguson invites participants to explore their unique “cards,” the strengths, experiences, and perspectives they hold, and the impact they have on others. Through self-reflection and insights into different personality types, attendees will discover blind spots, enhance communication, and unlock new possibilities for growth in teams, workplaces, families, and communities. Perfect for fostering collaboration, understanding, and purpose-driven leadership.

  • Bigger Than the Score: People over points

    Engagement Focus: Beyond the scoreboard, the test score, the performance review, or the social media likes lies the true measure of success: people. In this inspiring keynote, Peter Ferguson challenges audiences to value people over points. Through powerful stories, practical tools, and actionable strategies, participants will discover who will grow when they open the door, how they can help others soar, and where they’re being called to notice and be noticed more deeply. Because in the end, it’s always about people over points.

Peter Ferguson has a unique approach to engagement. He creates a community where both adults and young people feel valued. His skill helps everyone feel comfortable joining the conversation, making connections, and understanding each other better. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing individuals and their experiences.

As an engaging storyteller, Ferguson mixes personal stories with data to make his points clear and relatable. He uses his own experiences to give practical advice. He shares valuable strategies for overcoming challenges and celebrating past and present successes.