About Us
McGuire & Associates Consulting was initially formed in 1990 to be a full partner in development of organization excellence through a variety of training and educational program. Our organization is dedicated and committed to giving our clients the best in consulting services, keynote speeches, Baldrige coaching, and training. Another integral part of our services is Leadership Development Training.
Two former clients have won the prestigious Baldrige Award for national excellence. Five other clients are on their way and have experienced great success in using the Criteria for Performance Excellence.
Dr. Mac McGuire has over thirty years of service in the United States Army where he began as a private and worked his way through the ranks where he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. He was responsible for the implementation of quality initiatives for over 20,000 personnel in 117 Texas communities. The Texas National Guard won a variety of awards in a 54 group field.
Dr. Mac is a highly energetic and positive motivational speaker. He is adept with any group and brings sound advice and a common sense approach to any problem. He possesses great people skills and is a consensus builder as well as a team builder. His latest book entitled, “Beacons of Light on Leadership: 19 Tips and Techniques for your Success!” is a tremendous guide for prospective, current, and existing leaders at all levels.
Dr. McGuire is also a Adjunct Professor at the University of Mary Hardin Baylor in Temple in the MBA Program where he teaches leadership, strategic planning, and change management. He has also taught for the Professional Development Center at the University of Texas for over 25 years serving as a guest lecturer in the areas of leadership, strategic planning, and organizational improvements at the University of Texas. He has taught a special certification program as an Adjunct Professor for Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
Dr. Mac has a great keynote speech entitled, “How to be a Superhero at Work” which is often requested.