After 10 years of flying supersonic fighter jets in the United States Air Force, Danny Cox joined one of the nation’s largest sales companies. A year later, he was promoted to sales manager and guided his office in its industry-leading, record-breaking pace of doubling, tripling and quadrupling old records. Four years after joining the corporation, […]
Get Answers to Your Questions About Booking Speakers
Shawn Ellis, founder and president of The Speakers Group, will be the guest “expert” on an upcoming teleconference to share advice/tips/insights with meeting planners about best practices in booking speakers for meetings and conferences. Details of the teleconference will be listed here when they become available. To make the teleconference as valuable as possible for […]
High Content Speakers Critical in Current Economic Climate
Not that business keynote speakers have ever been a frivolous expense, but now more than ever, the spotlight in the speaker selection process is on ROI. Sure, you want someone who is dynamic and engaging. Maybe some name recognition would be nice. But the critical question is, “What will be the lasting impact of this […]
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Keith Ferrazzi: Strong Relationships Key to Revenue Growth and Business Success
Recession or no recession, today’s business world is more challenging than ever. Leaders, managers, and sales professionals alike are looking for an edge to compete and thrive in a crowded marketplace. Popular keynote speaker and best-selling author (Never Eat Alone) Keith Ferrazzi is helping individuals and organizations find that edge by remembering a fundamental truth: […]
Motivational Speakers 411
Adapted from the TSG Speakers Bureau Reference Guide on Motivational Speakers: All the labels can be confusing: motivational speakers, inspirational speakers, keynote speakers, public speakers, etc. Are they all the same? Are they all interchangeable? To a degree, there are great similarities, and yes, they can be interchangeable. There are significant differences, though, and we […]
