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I teach basic frameworks to sharpen complex skills by providing a fun, interactive experience.
Perfect Equity Splits for Bootstrapped Startups
You and a partner go in “50/50” on a new business. You do all the work, he owns half the company. Now what? Slicing Pie outlines a simple method for dividing equity in an early stage company that tells you exactly the right number of shares for each participant. All other methods of dividing up equity create problems- all of them. Slicing Pie gives you a way to acquire the things you need to build your business without cash. This is the perfect seminar for anyone who wants to start their own company. Based on the book Slicing Pie, by Mike Moyer.
Pitch Ninja!
There is a lot more to giving a good business presentation than a slick PowerPoint deck. The Super-Awesome Presentation Zone Program teaches business people how to properly “choreograph” their presentation for incredible impact. Attendees will learn about everything from proper eye contact to the right tone of voice to what to do with your hands in each of three presentation “zones” including intimacy, excitement and information. This seminar is ideal for entrepreneurs, sales people or anyone who gives formal presentations to a business audience.
Trade Show Samurai
Most trade show books, seminars and consultants tell you how to pick the show, set up a booth and get everyone organized. Trade Show Samurai, however, teaches you what to do in the booth to turbo-boost your success. Using the Four Core Arts of the Trade Show Samurai; including engagement, intrigue, inquiry and disengagement, your company will capture more leads than you ever thought possible. Achieving a 1000% increase in lead capture is par for the course. This seminar is well-suited for anyone who exhibits at trade shows. Often attended by beginners, it is also a huge eye-opener for seasoned professionals. Based on the book, Trade Show Samurai, by Mike Moyer.
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