Chris Howell
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High-Stakes Leadership Keynote Speaker

Executive Facilitator for Consequential Conversations

Stabilizing and elevating executive conferences and leadership teams when the stakes are high.

 
 
 
 
 
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Clarity in High-Stakes Leadership Environments

When Clarity Is Missing, Performance Suffers

In moments of transition, crisis, or rapid growth, leaders cannot afford vague messaging or misaligned priorities. Chris Howell cuts through the noise with intensive facilitation sessions and keynote frameworks that force the hard conversations executive teams avoid and turn competing agendas into aligned action.

Through structured dialogue and decision-forcing scenarios, leaders gain:

  • Alignment on the 3-5 priorities that actually move the business forward

  • A shared language that replaces ambiguity with conviction

  • The clarity to make decisions faster and communicate them cleanly

“Chris Howell was amazing today at the National Conference on Law Enforcement Wellness & Trauma, Chris delivered.”

Kwabena Asante

C.O.P.S. Training Director

Signature Keynote: Clarity Under Pressure

How Leaders Communicate When Every Word Carries Weight

In high-stakes environments, clarity is often the first casualty. Under pressure, leaders can over-explain, rush decisions, or unintentionally destabilize the room. When tone slips, trust follows.

Clarity Under Pressure equips leaders with a practical, repeatable framework for stabilizing communication, sharpening priorities, and delivering direction with precision when it matters most.

Built around a proprietary clarity framework, this keynote helps audiences:

• Read and stabilize the emotional temperature of the room

• Define and communicate the message that must land

• Separate facts from fear in high-pressure moments

• Close conversations with clear, confident direction

Ideal for executive leadership conferences, municipal gatherings, corporate summits, and organizations navigating transition or complexity.

Available as a 45-minute keynote, 60-minute keynote, or executive workshop.

Additional Signature Keynotes

 
 
 

The Tone Is Set in The First Five Minutes

High-Stakes Communication for Leaders

In high-stakes environments, tone is not accidental. It is established immediately.

Whether opening a national conference centered on trauma, moderating executive conversations in moments of transition, or addressing leaders navigating crisis, the first five minutes determine everything that follows. Trust. Authority. Psychological safety. Credibility. Alignment. Read More →

 

Leading Through Complexity

Aligning Teams in Times of Transition and Growth

Growth creates opportunity.

It also creates noise.

In seasons of rapid expansion, leadership transition, mergers, or strategic redirection, organizations often experience something few leaders anticipate: misalignment disguised as momentum.

Priorities blur.

Language shifts.

Decisions slow.

Trust begins to fracture quietly beneath the surface.

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Why Organizations Bring Chris Howell

Organizations that prioritize clarity experience:

  • Stronger executive alignment

  • Faster, more confident decision-making

  • Increased trust in leadership communication

  • Greater consistency across teams

 
 

The Golden Voice.

With more than two decades of media experience, Mr. Howell has landed interviews with scores of newsmakers, including Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson, media mogul Oprah Winfrey, Mr. Motivator Zig Ziglar, leadership trainer John Maxwell, Rob Lowe, T.D. Jakes and many more.

 
 
 
 
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CHRIS HOWELL COMMUNICATIONS, LLC.

Dedicated to Serving.

Chris has produced and directed numerous video projects. Under his leadership Chris Howell Communications, LLC, has become a trusted company for promotional support on movie and television projects. Recently, CHC received recognition from the Texas House of Representatives for its business success and Mr. Howell’s dedication to serving others through the Chris Howell Foundation.

 
 
 
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