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Buffet Dinner Menu:  Plated Salad.  Buffet:  See menu above.   

Attire:  Business Casual

Dinner Limit = 35; Seminar Limit = 35.

A total of 3 CPE is offered for the seminar and the dinner meeting.  Free non-alcoholic refreshment for the Social, dinner sign-in, & networking with your peers.  Dinner attendees are invited to attend the social/networking with a free drink ticket included.  Otherwise, alcoholic beverage  tickets are $5/each. Non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary.

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Seminar TOPIC:

START THINKING ABOUT WHAT YOU’RE THINKING ABOUT!

DR. JAMES T. REESE, PHD

Advisor, International Association of Ethics Trainers

Diplomat, Society for Police and Criminal Psychology

Fellow, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress

 Often, the most difficult audit is one of discovering the impact our emotions and thoughts have on our behavior. The vast majority of professionals I have interviewed, from CEO’s to rank and file, readily admit that the most challenging part of their job is balance. They seem to have an inherent talent for ‘balancing their abilities’; it is their ‘ability to balance’ work and life that causes them the greatest difficulties. This balance must begin with a realistic audit of what you spend your time thinking about. All that a person achieves or fails to achieve is the direct result of their thoughts. Blending wit and wisdom, Dr. Reese takes his audiences to new levels of awareness and excitement about the future; explaining how clear-headed thoughts and emotions enable us to be more productive; bring balance to our lives; and success to our organizations. Open your mind; inventory your thoughts; get focused. Turn your job from a pension, into a passion. Start thinking about what you’re thinking about!          

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Dinner TOPIC:

PSYCHOPATHS: WHO THEY ARE; HOW THEY THINK; AND WHAT THEY DO

DR. JAMES T. REESE, PHD

Diplomat, Society for Police and Criminal Psychology

 “The mysteries of our minds continue to be hidden in dark and elusive theories, postulates, axioms, and philosophies. None of these, however, serves all purposes. Scientists and psychologists have forever wondered how one person’s mind can create a philosopher whereas another’s mind creates a concert pianist. Why does one person become a criminal and another invest all of his or her live in the enforcement of laws? Why would one individual never consider taking the life of another, yet the same person would consider taking their own life? Why do some individuals appear to have no conscience, no regard for life or the rights of othes? Obviously, there remains a dark side of the mind. A side that evades the light of understanding.” Terrible deeds and evil people exert their perverse attraction on our psyches. We who consider ourselves ‘moral and upright’ are often fascinated by the behavior of the pitiless, merciless, and guiltless psychopath. Learn who they are, how they think, and what they do. It might be the most important and protective message you will ever hear. Share it with your families and others.                   

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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY:

James T. Reese, Ph.D., FAAETS, DPCP

                 Fellow, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress

Advisory Board, International Association of Ethics Trainers 

B.C.E.T.S., B.C.S.C.R., B.C.S.M., B.C.D.V., B.C.E.C.R., C.A.T.S.M.

Diplomat, Society for Police and Criminal Psychology

Retired, FBI Supervisory Special Agent

CEO, James T. Reese and Associates

www.jamestreese.com

      (757) 229-7901

Dr. James T.  Reese is an award-winning author, motivational speaker, and trainer. He has provided expert testimony before the United States Congress, and addressed two Presidents’ of the United States Councils on Integrity and Efficiency. He has addressed the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, the National Center for Crisis Management, the National Health Care Insurance Fraud Conference, Germainia Insurance Ethics and Fraud Conference, Blue Cross Blue Shield anti fraud conferences, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, intergovernmental risk management agencies, and others to include representatives of more than 350 Fortune 500 companies. He served as a platoon leader in Vietnam earning the Distinguished Service Cross (Republic of Vietnam) and the United States’ Bronze Star Medal. As a twenty-five year veteran of the FBI, he was an original FBI criminal personality profiler, (Silence of the Lambs) and is often quoted on the TV Series “Criminal Minds, where their character, Dr. Reid, allegedly portrays Dr. Reese’s previous role in the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit.  He worked with Special Agent Joseph Pistone (as depicted in the movie (Donnie Brasco), and has addressed anti-fraud and white collar crime conferences worldwide. For two decades he served as faculty of the National Executive Institute; the Senior Executive Program, adjunct faculty of the University of Virginia, and the FBI National Academy.  He has received more than 1500 awards for speaking, to include the Speaker’s Medal from the World Congress on Stress, the Director of the FBI’s “Award for Distinguished Service”; an honorary Olympic Gold Medal for his assistance at the Winter Olympics at Salt Lake City; and the “Iron Cross” award for his more than five years of assistance at the World Trade Center, beginning the day after the attack on September 11, 2001 on-site at Ground Zero. He is the CEO of James T. Reese and Associates; the President of Richmond Hill Press, LLC; and the author/editor of ten books and hundreds of articles. His next book is entitled Six Steps to Sanity: How to recapture control of your life! (Reese & Baker,  2011, in press) and the newest DVD in his ‘Success Without Stress’ series is entitled “Staying Bitter of Getting Better: It’s a Choice!” Blending wit and wisdom, Dr. Reese conducts close to 100 presentations annually and is known for taking audiences to new levels of energy and excitement; turning their jobs from mere pensions into true passions. (05-11) 

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DIRECTIONS: 

Salisbury Country Club; 13620 Salisbury Road; Midlothian, VA 23113  [Seminar will be held in the "Heth Room" inside the Salisbury club house.]

From Richmond: [Tolls: $0.75, $0.75, & $0.35.]

Route 195 (Downtown Expressway - Toll way) toward I-64 West Merge onto Powhite Parkway Toll way on Left (SR-76) Exit at US-60 West = Midlothian Tpke Exit Turn Right onto SR-711 Robious Road Cross Rt-147 Huguenot Rd. Intersection, while still on SR-711 Robious Rd. Left turn onto Salisbury Road (1.5 miles past Rt.147 Huguenot Rd) Salisbury Clubhouse will be 1 mile on the Right.

 

From Williamsburg & Tidewater: [Tolls: $0.75, & $0.35.]

I-64 West. Just after I-64 splits off from I-95 Exit Left onto PowhiteParkwayToll way (SR-76) . Exit at US-60 West = Midlothian Tpke Exit. Turn Right onto SR-711 = RobiousRoad. Cross Rt-147 = Huguenot Rd.Intersection, while still on SR-711 Robious Rd. Left turn onto Salisbury Road (1.5 miles past Rt.147 Huguenot Rd). SalisburyClubhouse will be 1 mile on the Right.

From  Charlottesville: [No Tolls]

I-64 East toward Richmond Exit Right onto  Route 288 South    Continue on Rt. 288 over the James River  . Exit the first exit after the WW-II Veterans Bridge onto Robious Road East (Left) Proceed on Rt-711 = Robious Road (about 3 miles to Salisbury Rd on right) - you pass James River High School on left, and continue uphill to Salisbury. Right turn onto Salisbury Road (Brick Posts at Salisbury Rd Entrance) Salisbury Clubhouse will be about 1 mile on the Right, directly across from Salisbury Presbyterian Church.

From  Washington, DC or Hanover: [No Tolls]

I-95 South to Richmond Right onto I-295 West toward Charlottesville Left onto I-64 for about 3 miles to Route 288 South Follow the remaining directions from Charlottesville.