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Steve Arntz

Co-Founder, CEO @ Campfire, a platform for connected experiences - Group Coaching / People Experiences / Talent Development - Helping companies create and deliver impact at scale

Steve Arntz is the CEO of Campfire, specializing in creating impactful live and virtual experiences that drive business success and performance.

Campfire works with companies to design and deliver leadership development, onboarding, executive strategy, team-building, and culture-building experiences.

Steve Arntz is passionate about using technology to make virtual experiences inclusive, engaging, and effective in elevating all voices in the room.

He believes in the power of connected teams, companies, and individuals to achieve sustainable impact and growth.

Aside from his professional endeavors, Steve enjoys spending time with his three kids, exploring waterfalls, collecting pizza places, reading, writing, and engaging in deep conversations.

He is an introvert who values meaningful connections through public speaking and one-to-one interactions.

Steve's Gallup Strengths include Strategic, Futuristic, Ideation, Maximizer, and Activator.

His educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems Management from Brigham Young University.

Steve has previously held positions at various organizations such as Sandbox, Instructure, Hobsons, Accenture, Property Solutions (now Entrata), and J. Reuben Clark Law School.

He thrives on inspiring, coaching, and teaching to drive growth and positive change in organizations.

Connect with Steve Arntz to explore ways to create impactful experiences and drive change within your organization.

Highlights

Sep 11 · linkedin

In 2019 I accidentally found myself in New York City on September 11th. I was here for a work trip and we decided to go to a musical. Of course, we had to see if there were tickets to Come From Away, and there were. Four of them, for the four of us.

We cried and laughed, laughed and cried. Connecting with the events of 9/11 in a new and unexpected way. Connecting with each other, with the city, with the past, and with a better future.

The experience forever changed us. As we exited the theater, we wondered if we could make a trip downtown to ground zero. We wondered what the scene might be like and whether we'd have the energy for the work we needed to do the next day. Before we could finish those thoughts, we were on the subway train.

As we emerged, the scene was humbling and inspiring. Hundreds of police officers and their families, fire fighters and their families all remembering.

I will never forget the memory of that fateful day in 2001. I will never forget the night I spent in New York in 2019. I am here in New York tonight and tomorrow and will make new memories.

My boys may not remember any of these things, except with a different kind of memory, the kind that has to be taught.

I think that most of life is about remembering. Trying to remember those lessons we learned, those meals we tasted, those people we knew.

If you happen to be in New York tomorrow, text me... I'd love to connect!

Sep 9 · linkedin

I love today's Google doodle. The claymation tribute to s'mores hits very close to my Campfire heart. To celebrate with Google, I'd love to hear your thoughts on a few (very important) things.

Pick from the list below, everyone who responds will get a little special something from Campfire. (swag, conversation cards, or a Campfire treat).

Here are your options:

  • Give me your best marshmallow roasting instructions.
  • Tell me your favorite s'mores-inspired snack.
  • Share your best campfire story.
  • Describe something that goes well together (like the classic s'mores trio)
  • Count the number of flames on the Campfire homepage
  • Tell me the year of the first documented s'more
  • Tell me when s'more went into the dictionary
  • Tell me how much the largest s'more ever weighed
  • Graham crackers were originally created as a health food with what benefit?

Please only respond with one answer per person.

To tie this all up in a bow of pretend thought leadership, here's your s'mores sponsored thought:

S'mores are super cool because it's not just about the combination of things but the method of combination. The three ingredients together make a distinctive and delicious taste. What's also important is the combination of heat and the timing. The marshmallow needs to melt right, and too much fire creates too much char. The chocolate needs to melt but also not completely run.

This relates to the way we build and form teams. Bringing people together in the right ways, taking advantage of their unique strengths - that's s'mores leadership.

Have a wonderful Monday and a great rest of your week!

Steve Arntz
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