Greg Bell

Recognized as a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), the highest designation awarded by the National Speakers Association, Greg Bell is a highly sought-after leadership expert, author, and motivational speaker. Bell’s foundational impact is rooted in his two popular books, ‘Water The Bamboo: Unleashing the Potential Of Teams And Individuals’ and ‘What’s Going Well? the Question That Changes Everything,’ both designed to empower individuals and organizations to achieve their full potential. As a respected thought leader and business consultant, Bell’s insights emphasize cultivating courage and embracing change, consistently drawing from successful leaders and teams to help others attain maximum performance.

Demonstrating a profound commitment to impactful ideas and community leadership, Bell is an accomplished TEDx Talk alum and actively contributes his expertise to the advisory board for the Portland TEDx conference series, shaping its content and outreach. He further applies his strategic acumen through his service on the UO Foundation Board of Trustees, supporting his alma mater, the University of Oregon. Bell, who earned both political science and law degrees from the University of Oregon, leverages this deep academic and institutional background to inform his comprehensive leadership approach. Critically, Bell is the primary driving force behind the Coaches vs.

Cancer campaign for the American Cancer Society, a significant national initiative that has successfully raised over $100 million for vital cancer research to date. This endeavor showcases his exceptional ability to lead large-scale philanthropic efforts and mobilize communities toward a common goal. His ongoing involvement in such high-impact initiatives underscores his dedication to not only professional excellence but also profound social contribution.