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Lin O'Neill was recognized by D CEO as one of the 2019 Dallas 500

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When your business faces challenges that prevent progress or growth, O’Neill Enterprises brings creativity and vision to overcome the obstacles holding you back.
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Boost Innovation

Wake Up Your Business and Thrive in a Changing World
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  • Innovation and Product Development
  • Innovation in Service Delivery
  • Creative Problem Solving
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Inspire a Shift in Culture

Empower Your Team, Expand Possibilities, Enable Success
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  • Diversity & Inclusion
  • Designing Recognition Systems
  • Talent Development
  • Leadership Under Crisis
  • Leadership Development
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Empower Your Operations

Supercharge Your Projects and Optimize Your Processes
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  • Project Management
  • Business Process Design
  • Process Implementation
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  • Libbie Wilmer
    I've never met anyone as knowledgeable on so many levels. O'Neill Enterprises has been immensely helpful to my company as a resource on internal issues as well as business development. I highly recommend them to anyone who wants to move their company to the next level.
    Libbie Wilmer
  • Tom Pryor
    The best instructors are NOT the "sage on the stage" but instead the "guide on the side". Sages WOW audiences with facts but leave students lacking the ability to successfully implement and sustain what was taught.Guides, like O'Neill Enterprises, share important principles, a story to make it relevant and then actions to put the principles into practice. I admire Lin for many things but most of all for telling CEO's what they need to hear, not what they want to hear.
    Tom Pryor
  • Rick Erling
    Lectures were concise and on point. O'Neill Enterprises puts their heart and soul into each class and have an amazing way of "feeling" what the class needs. The Dallas SBA Emerging Leaders Program would be nowhere without Lin O'Neill!
    Rick Erling

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Whistle While You Work, Part 2

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As a company, how can you expect to get leads if you don’t know who you’re going after? Imagine an archer. She sets her arrow, breathes deeply, […]
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