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Bryan Dodge is regarded as one of America’s leading experts on the subjects of professional selling, success habits of the wealthy and memory development. Over 16 years ago, in his home in Colorado, Bryan Dodge began a study of success habits, and ways to bring these proven techniques to the market place. Over the past years, he has developed a marketing system that allowed these materials to be represented in over 41,000 Major corporations throughout the United States and Canada. Much of what he was discovering he personally used to change his own life. As an avid student of success principles, his new knowledge in a business venture allowed him to move to the Dallas market over nine years ago, where the opportunities for progress were even greater. Soon the reputation of Bryan Dodge spread throughout the United States and he found himself in demand as a guest speaker at service club luncheons, business conventions and as a sales trainer for growing aggressive sales organizations. As the audiences grew, so did his own storehouse of knowledge, gained from friendships and acquaintances from all parts of the country who sought his services as a consultant or guest speaker in order to make their own enterprises grow from the inspiration and insights shared by this committed individual. His organization has been committed to promoting people such as Tom Hopkins, Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn, Blaine Athorn and many more. Mr. Dodge’s program, entitled, “How to Build a Better You”, focuses on three key areas. The first will be how to have your best year ever. The second will be how to create consistent upward growth in your life. The third will be the benefits of a powerful memory. This program is informative, entertaining, and includes demonstrations of memory techniques and strategies known only to a handful of America’s top professionals.
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How Successful Family Businesses Think, Lead, and Grow
What Participants Learn
• Creating and Exhibiting Trust
• The Family’s ‘Sweet Spot’
Family businesses are the backbone of our economy and communities. Yet working with family brings challenges that other organizations rarely face—communication breakdowns, leadership struggles, compensation issues, and generational differences.
A program that delivers proven insights drawn from decades of experience working with hundreds of family owned companies.
When families align trust, leadership, and shared purpose, their business becomes stronger, healthier, and built to last for generations.
• Compensation and Financial Considerations
• Why Family is Good for Business — When Done Right
• Cultivating Leadership Within the Business
• Top Ten Destroyers of Family Businesses
• ROP and Growing Your Business
• How to Build an Unstoppable Team
• Start Right, Finish Strong
• Family Business Principles Defined
Perfect for Association Conferences
• Leadership Events
• Family Business Summits
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