Business Success Series Hosted by The Global Down Syndrome Foundation with Hilani Ellis
Date and Time
Tuesday Mar 25, 2025
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM MDT
8:00 am: Networking
8:30 am: 20-second Commercials
8:45 am: Speaker Series
~9:30 am: Wrap-up
Location
Global Down Syndrome Foundation
3239 E 2nd Ave
Denver, CO 80206
Fees/Admission
Cost: Free to Members | $20 Non-members
Contact Information
Kyle Chism
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Description
BIO:
Hilani Ellis is the Founder of two companies dedicated to advancing productivity and leadership: Exceptional Executives and Exceptional Admins. Known as a Capacity Architect—a professional who remodels work styles to boost capacity and performance—she highlights the urgent need to replace outdated practices with smarter, sustainable strategies. As a sought-after advisor and facilitator, her work has directly impacted over 400 teams, from fast-growing startups to established enterprises. In every engagement, she delivers tailored strategies and insights drawn from more than 45,000 hours of research and real-world experience. Leaders and professionals who embrace her approach consistently expand their capacity, allowing them to focus on high-value initiatives and accelerate business growth.
SESSION OVERVIEW:
Is an executive or business owner operating with the same work style from three years ago stuck in the past? Yes or No
Through creative disruption, Hilani will illuminate the necessity of remodeling outdated work habits—freeing executives from the constant stream of tasks and enabling them to focus on strategy and visionary leadership. Participants will explore the Time-Emotion Paradox and the Capacity Cost of working.
The session will cover how time influences decision-making and how shifting to a capacity-focused approach drives greater productivity and strategic clarity. Attendees will also discover how Capacity Cost—the hidden toll of trying to do it all—impacts outcomes.
Expect to leave with easy-to-adopt strategies that will positively elevate how you approach work each day.
TAKEAWAYS:
- From status quo practices to creative disruption
- From focusing on short-term gains to long-term advantage Hilani Ellis is the Founder of two companies dedicated to advancing productivity and leadership: Exceptional Executives and Exceptional Admins. Known as a Capacity Architect—a professional who remodels work styles to boost capacity and performance—she highlights the urgent need to replace outdated practices with smarter, sustainable strategies. As a sought-after advisor and facilitator, her work has directly impacted over 400 teams, from fast-growing startups to established enterprises. In every engagement, she delivers tailored strategies and insights drawn from more than 45,000 hours of research and real-world experience. Leaders and professionals who embrace her approach consistently expand their capacity, allowing them to focus on high-value initiatives and accelerate business growth.
SESSION OVERVIEW:
Is an executive or business owner operating with the same work style from three years ago stuck in the past? Yes or No
Through creative disruption, Hilani will illuminate the necessity of remodeling outdated work habits—freeing executives from the constant stream of tasks and enabling them to focus on strategy and visionary leadership. Participants will explore the Time-Emotion Paradox and the Capacity Cost of working.
The session will cover how time influences decision-making and how shifting to a capacity-focused approach drives greater productivity and strategic clarity. Attendees will also discover how Capacity Cost—the hidden toll of trying to do it all—impacts outcomes.
Expect to leave with easy-to-adopt strategies that will positively elevate how you approach work each day.
TAKEAWAYS:
- From status quo practices to creative disruption
- From managing their time to leveraging their capacity
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