About Us
Bill Corbett is a Thought Leader in the alcohol and drug treatment field, a Master Mentor, a trusted advisor, consultant, coach, business turnaround expert, and serial entrepreneur.
He has over 40 years of business experience including:
Partnering with successful addiction treatment centers, reducing their scholarships and discounts from 20% of gross revenues to under 5%, dramatically increased the conversion rate of admission calls, rapidly reduced A-typical discharges, completely changed the companies from people dependent to system dependent, and created Inside-Champions that allowed the businesses to practically run themselves. He helps create dramatic increases in revenue and earned income to help more alcoholic/addict clients. He is a member of the Society for the Advancement of Consulting (SAC) and was awarded board approval as a “Trusted Advisor to CEOs and Top Executives in the Alcohol and Drug Treatment Industry” for outstanding performance in improving the organizations revenue, retention, referrals and best practices, resulting in a much improved client recovery rate.
He is a member of the Association for Addiction Professionals, and a member of the National Association of Treatment providers (NAATP). He has graduated from Alan Weiss’s Million-Dollar Consulting College®, a rare achievement in the consulting profession. He is one of fewer than 150 graduates globally. Admission to and graduation from the college is difficult and widely sought, he was inducted into the Million Dollar Consultant Hall of Fame in January 2010, in which there are only 30 Hall of Fame members worldwide.
He is a Master Mentor, chosen and trained by Dr. Alan Weiss, the global leading authority in consulting. There are less than three dozen Master Mentors globally.
His three year stint in the United States Marine Corps and 13 months in Viet Nam contributes to his “can-do” attitude and his gratitude for a life well lived – with a little time out for bad behavior.
He says that he got his undergraduate degree in “Life 101” through his experience as a practicing alcoholic. Of the hundreds of men and women with whom Bill has had the honor of working with, 80 – 85% have recovered from their alcohol or drug dependencies, by reconstructing their lives in powerful ways. He was a volunteer facilitator at an alcohol and drug outpatient treatment center, facilitating men's groups and couples groups.
He loves boxing but never learned to love the getting hit part, so he doesn’t spar anymore. He took up boxing at age 58. His boxing coach said he thought Bill could be champ in “The Fossil Division.” Bill decided not to pursue that opportunity.