Richard Million Burke, Jr. Marcus Allen (not the football player) is CEO of Independence BBBS. They run EOS and he was the closing keynote at the EOS Conference.

https://www.independencebigs.org/team-member/marcus-allen/

Travis, thank you so much for responding with that information. Not sure what affiliation you have with EOS but letting everyone else know that when I called to ask this same question I was told that EOS would NOT share with me ANY information on clients. While I respect confidentiality, what I don't understand is why a company (EOS) with something worthwhile sharing (presumably) wouldn't encourage sharing reference to clients who willing to be identified. In my world, if you don't want me, as a client. to be a recommendation for you, I doubt you're worth being a vendor to me.

Aside from being a practitioner and enthusiast I have no affiliation with EOS. I love the system and try to learn what I can about it. I’d bet it could be a big help to your organization. If you have questions about it reach out to me and I’ll help if I can.

In the future if you have questions I would connect with a local EOS Implementer rather than EOS Worldwide. The implementers I’ve known have a strong track record of being willing to help.

Thank you Travis. I will do that.

Richard Million Burke, Jr. and in defense of EOS Worldwide, if I got a call from someone saying they wanted to ask me about EOS and they told me they got my contact info from EOS Worldwide... I'd be kinda irritated they gave away my info.

The way they're structured, my relationship is with my implementer. And if she wanted to hand out my info, she could text me direct and ask my permission or get blanket permission to use me as a reference.

So I say give them the benefit of the doubt -- I haven't had much cause to interact with EOS Worldwide but my gut says they're probably good folks who maybe were a little clumsy with you while trying to do what they thought was the right thing.