AUTHORITY AND POWER

Stéphane Auger has been in the refereeing business for over thirty years, including twenty in the National Hockey League. He is intimately aware of the power of the whistle on the ice. With a single blow of the whistle, the referee can put an end to a game. All the while, twenty thousand people scrutinize his every action. That’s authority!

Stéphane Auger has been in the refereeing business for over thirty years, including twenty in the National Hockey League. He is intimately aware of the power of the whistle on the ice. With a single blow of the whistle, the referee can put an end to a game. All the while, twenty thousand people scrutinize his every action. That’s authority!

However, with such power, comes great responsibility. Stéphane Auger knows that the referee must be accountable for his or her decisions and be confident. The lessons he learned from the thousands of games refereed during his career are certainly applicable in everyday life.

However, with such power, comes great responsibility. Stéphane Auger knows that the referee must be accountable for his or her decisions and be confident. The lessons he learned from the thousands of games refereed during his career are certainly applicable in everyday life.

CONFERENCE 01

To Decide Is To Act

To decide is to act and to accept to face the music with courage. The type of courage leaders are recognized for. Stéphane Auger’s conferences are crafted to push certain hot buttons (raise sensitive issues / strike a few chords) and stir passions. What he shares with the audience, often with humor and with surprising images and scenes, is his experience with managing conflicts, crowds, egos and groups. A successful leader must have good judgment.

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judgment – decision-making – communication – impartiality – accountability – conflict management

CONFERENCE 02

What If It Was Your Child!

Amateur sport raises strong passions. Unfortunately, we are far too often witnesses to the questionable behavior of certain parents in the various sporting arenas. We must never forget that our youth practice their favourite sport to have fun. Next time you heckle a young referee or player, ask yourself: What if it was my child? Intended for sports organizations, Stéphane Auger, through his experience, reflects on the current state of amateur sport and the behaviors it generates.

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respect – behavior – abuse – intimidation – harassment – pressure – awareness

CONFERENCE 03

What If It Was You!

There is no better school of life than sport. It is crucial to comprehend the rules when practicing our favorite activity. Unfortunately, we far too often witness behaviors that are tolerated in the context of sport, but unacceptable in society. Would you like to be harassed, intimidated or disrespected in your everyday life? So, why accept it when practicing a sport? What If It Was You is intended for young people in a school setting or within sports organizations.

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bullying – harassment – pressure – abuse – discrimination

CONFERENCE 01

To Decide Is To Act

To decide is to act and to accept to face the music with courage. The type of courage leaders are recognized for. Stéphane Auger’s conferences are crafted to push certain hot buttons (raise sensitive issues / strike a few chords) and stir passions. What he shares with the audience, often with humor and with surprising images and scenes, is his experience with managing conflicts, crowds, egos and groups. A successful leader must have good judgment.

book a conference

judgment – decision-making – communication – impartiality – accountability – conflict management

CONFERENCE 02

What If It Was Your Child!

Amateur sport raises strong passions. Unfortunately, we are far too often witnesses to the questionable behavior of certain parents in the various sporting arenas. We must never forget that our youth practice their favourite sport to have fun. Next time you heckle a young referee or player, ask yourself: What if it was my child? Intended for sports organizations, Stéphane Auger, through his experience, reflects on the current state of amateur sport and the behaviors it generates.

book a conference

respect – behavior – abuse –
intimidation – harassment – pressure – awareness

CONFERENCE 03

What If It Was You!

There is no better school of life than sport. It is crucial to comprehend the rules when practicing our favorite activity. Unfortunately, we far too often witness behaviors that are tolerated in the context of sport, but unacceptable in society. Would you like to be harassed, intimidated or disrespected in your everyday life? So, why accept it when practicing a sport? What If It Was You is intended for young people in a school setting or within sports organizations.

book a conference

bullying – harassment – pressure –
abuse – discrimination

CONFERENCE 01

To Decide Is To Act

To decide is to act and to accept to face the music with courage. The type of courage leaders are recognized for. Stéphane Auger’s conferences are crafted to push certain hot buttons (raise sensitive issues / strike a few chords) and stir passions. What he shares with the audience, often with humor and with surprising images and scenes, is his experience with managing conflicts, crowds, egos and groups. A successful leader must have good judgment.

book a conference

judgment
decision-making
communication
impartiality
accountability
conflict management

CONFERENCE 02

What If It Was Your Child!

Amateur sport raises strong passions. Unfortunately, we are far too often witnesses to the questionable behavior of certain parents in the various sporting arenas. We must never forget that our youth practice their favourite sport to have fun. Next time you heckle a young referee or player, ask yourself: What if it was my child? Intended for sports organizations, Stéphane Auger, through his experience, reflects on the current state of amateur sport and the behaviors it generates.

book a conference

respect
behavior
abuse
intimidation
harassment
pressure
awareness

CONFERENCE 03

What If It Was You!

There is no better school of life than sport. It is crucial to comprehend the rules when practicing our favorite activity. Unfortunately, we far too often witness behaviors that are tolerated in the context of sport, but unacceptable in society. Would you like to be harassed, intimidated or disrespected in your everyday life? So, why accept it when practicing a sport? What If It Was You is intended for young people in a school setting or within sports organizations.

book a conference

bullying
harassment
pressure
abuse
discrimination

CLIENTS

A REFEREE, LIKE A LEADER, MUST BE PREPARED FOR ALL POSSIBLE SCENARIOS.

A REFEREE, LIKE A LEADER, MUST BE PREPARED
FOR ALL POSSIBLE SCENARIOS..

STÉPHANE AUGER
LE POUVOIR DU SIFFLET

MATHIAS BRUNET

commander
« C’est la faute de l’arbitre! » Combien de fois Stéphane Auger a-t-il entendu ces mots pendant les 13 années où il a arbitré dans la LNH? Il raconte ici ses anecdotes, qui ont marqué les fans de hockey au fil des années. A-t-il véritablement menacé Alexandre Burrows, des Canucks, en 2000? Et qu’est-il arrivé au bâton lancé dans les gradins par Mats Sundin? Ce témoignage vous propose une véritable percée dans le milieu des arbitres, souvent incompris, mais essentiels au hockey.
Aujourd’hui commentateur expert à TVA Sports, l’ancien arbitre a dû miser sur des qualités essentielles, comme le jugement, la prise de décision rapide, la confiance en soi, l’impartialité, la responsabilité et la gestion des conflits pour exceller dans ce rôle d’autorité.
Et même s’il a quitté la glace, les caractéristiques qui ont fait de lui un arbitre reconnu lui sont encore utiles au quotidien… et peuvent vous servir, à vous aussi!

« C’est la faute de l’arbitre! » Combien de fois Stéphane Auger a-t-il entendu ces mots pendant les 13 années où il a arbitré dans la LNH? Il raconte ici ses anecdotes, qui ont marqué les fans de hockey au fil des années. A-t-il véritablement menacé Alexandre Burrows, des Canucks, en 2000? Et qu’est-il arrivé au bâton lancé dans les gradins par Mats Sundin? Ce témoignage vous propose une véritable percée dans le milieu des arbitres, souvent incompris, mais essentiels au hockey.

Aujourd’hui commentateur expert à TVA Sports, l’ancien arbitre a dû miser sur des qualités essentielles, comme le jugement, la prise de décision rapide, la confiance en soi, l’impartialité, la responsabilité et la gestion des conflits pour exceller dans ce rôle d’autorité.

Et même s’il a quitté la glace, les caractéristiques qui ont fait de lui un arbitre reconnu lui sont encore utiles au quotidien… et peuvent vous servir, à vous aussi!

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