More background on Gordy Graham

He doesn't just teach a seminar on change, he lives the process.  From convict leader to a recognized authority on change, Gordon Graham is a demonstration that change is possible.  Inmates from Folsom Prison in California to Sing Sing in New York have benefited from his programs on how to make significant lasting changes.  CEOs, union leaders, communities, and young people attest to his message that changes lives.

Author, lecturer, and program developer, his story is a transformation that offers hope to people from all walks of life.  From convict leader to nationally recognized authority on change is a "road less traveled."  For thirty-five years inmates, managers, union leaders, parents, teachers, and young people have been touched by his ability to demonstrate that change is possible.

Really who is this guy named Gordon Graham?

From cell blocks to boardrooms, it’s been a ride. Thirty-eight years in and out of prisons. Escapes, riots, hunger strikes, months on bread and water, “the life of a good convict.”

The past thirty-eight years as an author, lecturer, businessman, and respected change agent. Cognitive skills programs in prisons across the U.S. and Canada, a sought after speaker in the area of labor/management relations, with a mission to keep jobs in our communities and to create opportunities for men and women locked up in prisons across the country.