Tre Cates's guest appearances

Tre Cates

Beyond The Pale

Perspectives by Preshift

Donald Trump

Brian Zahnd

David Young

Jon Bryant

David Morgan

James Marsh

Keith Giles

Brad Jersak

Mike Hewitt

David Hayward

Steve Barker

Jonathan Mellen

Brett Moore

Derek Vreeland

Andrew Hackman

OwlTail

Tre’ has over 25 years of senior-level experience as an executive and consultant in a variety of industries on six continents and 35+ countries. He has worked directly with executives at several Fortune 1000 organizations in addition to multi-stakeholder cross-sector projects that involve government, communities, industry, and NGOs. Significant experience in food and agriculture providing advisory and operational support from farm to table. Working directly within the food supply ecosystem supporting the design and connection of farmers to distributors to Restraunteurs.  Food brands and organizations include General Mills, EPIC Bars, Applegate Foods, Woods Hill, Africa Centre, Adelita, House in the Wild &amp; Pier 4. In addition, he serves on the board of the American Grassfed Association.Tre' is the Founding Partner of nRhythm which created the Regenerative Framework. This framework takes a holistic, living systems-based approach to organizational design and management.  Tre and Drea talk about how to use this framework within a hospitality context. Connect with Tre:https://www.nrhythm.co/FB &amp; IG - @nrhythm.cohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/nrhythm/Connect with Dreawww.wearepreshift.comFB &amp; IG - @wearepreshifthttps://www.linkedin.com/company/wearepreshift

Tre’ has over 25 years of senior-level experience as an executive and consultant in a variety of industries on six continents and 35+ countries. He has worked directly with executives at several Fortune 1000 organizations in addition to multi-stakeholder cross-sector projects that involve government, communities, industry, and NGOs. Significant experience in food and agriculture providing advisory and operational support from farm to table. Working directly within the food supply ecosystem supporting the design and connection of farmers to distributors to Restraunteurs. Food brands and organizations include General Mills, EPIC Bars, Applegate Foods, Woods Hill, Africa Centre, Adelita, House in the Wild &amp; Pier 4. In addition, he serves on the board of the American Grassfed Association. Tre' is the Founding Partner of nRhythm which created the Regenerative Framework. This framework takes a holistic, living systems-based approach to organizational design and management. Tre and Drea talk about how to use this framework within a hospitality context. Connect with Tre: <a href="https://www.nrhythm.co/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nrhythm.co/</a> FB &amp; IG - @nrhythm.co <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/nrhythm/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/nrhythm/</a> Connect with Drea <a href="http://www.wearepreshift.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.wearepreshift.com</a> FB &amp; IG - @wearepreshift <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearepreshift" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearepreshift</a>

S1E1 - Regenerative Frameworks For Hospitality Businesses feat. Tre Cates

Tre Cates shares how he initially became involved with, and then went on to be the Chief Operations officer for, the Savory Institute; a group that is literally saving the planet! Tre then explains how the holistic management and regenerative practices he has seen implemented through the Savory Institute has helped him understand how those same practices could be applied in business and work environments around the globe. Get ready to go Beyond the Pale with Tre Cates! Show Index: 2:10 (into) Tammy talks about a new love of philosophy and asking questions 12:50- How Tre got involved with the Savory Institute and and what they do there 30:36- How a system seeking short term benefits have brought long term consequences 39:22- How a "regenerative" system needs to replace an "industrial" system 51:19- Unleashing the full potential of people

Tre Cates shares how he initially became involved with, and then went on to be the Chief Operations officer for, the Savory Institute; a group that is literally saving the planet! Tre then explains how the holistic management and regenerative practices he has seen implemented through the Savory Institute has helped him understand how those same practices could be applied in business and work environments around the globe. Get ready to go Beyond the Pale with Tre Cates! Show Index: 2:10 (into) Tammy talks about a new love of philosophy and asking questions 12:50- How Tre got involved with the Savory Institute and and what they do there 30:36- How a system seeking short term benefits have brought long term consequences 39:22- How a "regenerative" system needs to replace an "industrial" system 51:19- Unleashing the full potential of people

Episode 062: Saving the Earth with Tre Cates (Pt 2)

Steve sits down with Tre Cates to talk about the journey he has been on for the last twenty years. Tre has gone from being church planter to a successful entrepreneur of a tech company, and ultimately to becoming Chief Operating officer for the Savory Institute, which, if you are NOT one of the over 4 million people who have watched Allan Savory’s 2013 TED Talk, the Savory Institute is an organisation, that is saving the planet….literally! Tre has traveled to 6 continents and worked in 35 different countries for the Savory Institute consulting with organisations and government officials on applying regenerative holistic practices to land management that is making Earth that had been reduced to desert- green and arable again. Tre sat down with me to share the journey of how he got to where he is now, as well as how the regenerative applications and practices they are learning to apply to the Earth can be applied to churches, businesses, governments and humanity as a whole….pretty much wherever 2 or more are gathered….well, you get the point Get ready to go Beyond the Pale with Tre Cates. Show Notes: 2:40 (Intro) Tammy shares about how the family used Steve’s trip away to sneak two new puppies into the house 18:56: Tre shares his passion of seeing people’s lives transformed into who they were created to be 20:33: Tre questions “the system” from early on 27:50: Why church models are not sustainable 29:26: Embracing a decentralised “non-event” based community 42:42: Tre shares how his journey led him to ask “What was I put here for and how can I fulfill that purpose” 46:19 “Beautiful examples of creation in it’s complexity” 48:52: “We can have community, we can have real impact, we can serve people and you don’t need an organisation to do that”

Steve sits down with Tre Cates to talk about the journey he has been on for the last twenty years. Tre has gone from being church planter to a successful entrepreneur of a tech company, and ultimately to becoming Chief Operating officer for the Savory Institute, which, if you are NOT one of the over 4 million people who have watched Allan Savory’s 2013 TED Talk, the Savory Institute is an organisation, that is saving the planet….literally! Tre has traveled to 6 continents and worked in 35 different countries for the Savory Institute consulting with organisations and government officials on applying regenerative holistic practices to land management that is making Earth that had been reduced to desert- green and arable again. Tre sat down with me to share the journey of how he got to where he is now, as well as how the regenerative applications and practices they are learning to apply to the Earth can be applied to churches, businesses, governments and humanity as a whole….pretty much wherever 2 or more are gathered….well, you get the point Get ready to go Beyond the Pale with Tre Cates. Show Notes: 2:40 (Intro) Tammy shares about how the family used Steve’s trip away to sneak two new puppies into the house 18:56: Tre shares his passion of seeing people’s lives transformed into who they were created to be 20:33: Tre questions “the system” from early on 27:50: Why church models are not sustainable 29:26: Embracing a decentralised “non-event” based community 42:42: Tre shares how his journey led him to ask “What was I put here for and how can I fulfill that purpose” 46:19 “Beautiful examples of creation in it’s complexity” 48:52: “We can have community, we can have real impact, we can serve people and you don’t need an organisation to do that”