Wendy Inkley
Since third grade, Wendy has had a drive to hand people what they’ve dropped and to pick them
up when they’re down. That’s lead her to a life full of teaching and connecting.
Her corporate training experience includes work with people from all kinds of backgrounds, from doctors at The University of Utah Health Network to ski bums at Snowbird Resort.
She founded Fundamental 7 preschools and developed an entire curriculum centered on
the concept of Emotional Intelligence, learning styles, and cooperation. She’s started
four businesses – from selling Hawaiian shave ice out of a Winnebago to a podcast to directing an Academy that teaches musical theatre and performance to almost 600 kids.
Wendy brings the authenticity of personal experience to her workshops. She’s learned
through experiencing the hard knocks of life – financial stress, depression, anxiety,
and having a son diagnosed with Leukemia three days before his seventh birthday (see more about that story specifically at letskickthispig.com).
Through all of this, she’s been taught life-altering concepts that now makeup DGBK workshops.
And, just like her third grade self, she can’t wait to help and share and connect.
wendy@dogoodbekind.life
Chris Kurtz
Founder and Chief Kindness Officer
Christopher Kurtz is the Founder and Principal Consultant at PeerThru, an independent consultancy the uses the power of analytics and the insight from Glassdoor to improve people’s lives through communication, culture, and productivity at work.
Chris is a Langevin Certified Trainer with over 20 years of experience leading high-performing teams both domestically and abroad. He has trained multiple leaders and teams in Group Culture, Productivity, Difficult Conversations, Situational Leadership, Everything DiSC (TM), and The Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team(TM). He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Utah State University and an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management.
Chris also serves as an advisor to GoHire, is on the organizing board of DisruptHR Bay Area, and dedicates time to mentoring transitioning veterans through Veterati.
When he’s not building cohesive teams, or helping companies improve their culture and productivity, Chris can be found exploring beautiful California with his wife and four stinky boys.
chris@dogoodbekind.life