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About: Marketing and PR consultant Roberta Guise advises small business owners, independent professionals and non-profits on how to build a profitable stable of customers, save money on ineffective promotions, and get known through branding, precision marketing and public relations. Roberta also enables successful women to become thought leaders. She coaches clients one-one-one, and writes and speaks on how to get a distinctive marketing edge and be extraordinarily visible. For a lively mix of her ideas and opinions, read her articles at www.guisemarketing.com/bevisibleblog, and podcast profiles of influential women at www.guisemarketing.com/straighttalk
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About: George H. Hassanzadeh, born and raised in a Muslim Shi'afamily in Iran, is the author of Iran: Harsh Arm of Islam and is a recognized expert in Islam. He is in the process of releasing a series of books illustrating the distorted Shi'a, jihad, and Shari'a Laws practiced by the alleged infallible Arab Shiite clerics forcing medieval rule and a system of mind control in 21st century Arab and non-Arab nations. George H. Hassanzadeh is a U.S. Army Veteran and lives in California.
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About: an award winning Best Selling Author, Dyslexia Advocate, Motivational Speaker, Startup Consultant, and Business Personality whose devotion and creativity have imparted him with the reputation as Saudi Arabia’s leading youth in innovation. As the author of over 50 books in two languages, his ultimate mission is to encourage, empower, and inspire people for generations to come. When it comes to his best-selling books, he ensures youth have a better future in Saudi Arabia & Around the world.
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About:
Steve is a public speaker and writer. He has extensive experience in marketing, as a columnist and feature writer, state representative, meeting facilitator, lecturer and public speaker. He is curr...
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About: Jennifer Beever is the original 'CMO for Hire' who drives marketing results for clients through both traditional and online marketing. Jennifer and her team have planned and launched strategic marketing campaigns for B2B companies, with particular emphasis on digital marketing since 1998. Jennifer received the Inbound Marketing Certified Professional (IMCP) with Honors Distinction, which only 1...
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About: About Bob Boylan: Bob Boylan is a presentation skills trainer and professional landscape photographer with a zest for life. He has been self-employed since the age of thirty-one. He founded Successful Presentations and travels across the country delivering 'training that takes' to middle to senior management. His goal is to help people change their paradigms and open their minds to a better way...
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About: Take a Hot Air Balloon Flight Over Michigan! Westwind Balloon Company flies over the woods and streams of Kensington Park and Island Lake State Park in Brighton, Michigan. On most flights passengers see hundreds of birds, deer and other wildlife as the balloon basket gently touches the tree tops. It's a spectacular view you can ONLY experience in a hot air balloon. Chief Pilot and owner Scott Lorenz has been a commercial balloon pilot since 1982 logging 1650 + hours as pilot. Call 734-667-2098 or visit www.westwindcos.com/balloon to schedule your flight.
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About: Gregg Fraley is an innovation accelerator. He's an inspiring author, speaker, and consultant to Fortune 1000 corporations and start-ups on new product development, innovation process, and improved creative thinking. Gregg's business novel about creative/innovation process, 'Jack's Notebook,' features on reading lists of many MBA programs, including the University of California at Berkeley and the UK's Cambridge Judge Business School. KILN is a firm he co-founded in 2010 to create a cutting-edge suite of innovation process services. He's an advocate for faster, simpler, and more holistic approaches to organizational innovation. He believes creativity can be learned.
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About: ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT ENTERPRISES: THE STORY OF OUR BUSINESS We began in San Francisco in 1967. I had been a college teacher, but I wanted to be a writer. In order to increase my chances of success, I decided (not all at once, but over a period of time) to concentrate on a kind of writing which nobody else was doing: very short expressions, which I eventually limited to a maximum of 17 words. I illustrated them myself, and at first called them 'Unpoemed Titles,' then 'Pot-Shots,' then eventually (when I realized the value of my name), 'Brilliant Thoughts.'
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About: News Tip Story Ideas shared by Mitchell Davis -- Yearbook of Experts' Editor. To suggest a tip, cilck to www.NewsTip.com and enter it.
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