Jake Mazulewicz, Ph.D.
I show technical experts practical ways to prevent dangerous & expensive errors.
Travels from Richmond Virginia, USA
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Speaks on:
Teamwork
Continuous Feedback
Incident Management
Process Improvement
Resilience
Speaks to:
Corporate Teams & Enterprises
Formats:
Keynote
Workshop
Breakout
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Key Audience Outcomes
Participants gained actionable tools to implement immediately, improving pre-job briefings and expanding their relevance for safe and efficient job completion.
Attendees learned to assess situations better and avoid placing blame, focusing instead on systemic issues and potential improvements.
Attendees developed a deeper understanding of After Action Reviews (AARs) and effective strategies for improving processes after incidents.
Attendees learned new ways to discuss incidents and process facts to improve operations, focusing on HOP principles and learning.
Jake's Bio
I show you how experts like pilots, firefighters, and paratroopers build safety, reliability, and trust, and how you can, too. My keynotes are ideal for any group that wants to learn smart, practical ways to reduce dangerous & expensive errors. Learn more at: reliableorg.com
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What you will receive
A detailed quote with pricing, availability, add-ons, and travel info that's ready to share with your team.
Jake Offers the Following Talks
How to Build Trust & Expertise with After Action Reviews (AARs)
Get the five (5) key questions of an After Action Review (AAR)
Avoid the eight (8) common mistakes of leading AARs
Show three (3) real world results that AARs have generated for teams like yours
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Event Reviews: How to Fix Problems Not Blame
Summarize the six (6) core steps of an Event Review
Answer the six (6) key questions of any anomaly you find
Apply three (3) practical tips to help you maintain trust & Psychological Safety
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Seven Practical Steps to Build Reliability, Safety & Trust in Technical Teams
Learn 5 key differences between the Control Based and Learning Based approaches to errors
Explore 7 core principles, each with a practical step you can apply immediately
See dozens of practical examples from: aviation, military, emergency services and other high reliability teams
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Frequently Asked Questions on Working With Jake
What should I know about working with you?
The groups that get the most out of my presentations don't want a "motivational" speaker. They want an expert who gives them practical ways to prevent dangerous & expensive errors. Yet, they also love the powerful stories from NASA, the military, emergency fire & rescue services, aviation, etc.
What's included in your fee?
The keynote itself, plus all planning and follow through calls, 5-7 concise summary PDFs that most clients love, plus marketing videos you can use, and free access to 18+ videos, podcasts, and other resources your audience can use in non-commercial meetings, trainings, etc. forever.
Do you offer extras (book signings, meet-and-greets)?
Yes, definitely. I always prefer to stay for the rest of the day after I keynote so people can engage me one-on-one and ask me questions that would be too deep or specific for a public Q&A session. Clients often ask me to lead a small-group, executive discussions or do a book signing, too.
My organization has a limited budget. Do you have any flexibility in your pricing?
All of the keynotes I lead have a virtual option. The content is identical, and I use some clever methods to maximize audience interaction, too. The cost is less than an in-person keynote, and there are zero travel costs.
Will I receive post-event materials (slides, recordings, handouts)?
For several reasons, I can't share my complete slide deck. Instead, I offer something that most clients like much more -- a stack of concise, 1-2 page PDF summaries of the main content I present. Visit the "Resources" page on my website to get a free sample and see more details. reliableorg.com