Hear Norm & Bo, Phil Myers and Anita Campbell Reveal How Real Entrepreneurs Successfully Handle Whatever Comes Up
Every business (including yours) has problems. It’s how you solve them that matters. Unfortunately, most entrepreneurs reach for step-by-step formulas or specific rules in hopes that will do the trick.
There's no magic bullet, formula or rulebook, but there is a solution. It’s something that all the top entrepreneurs rely on to solve their problems and it’s something you can adopt starting today.
On Thursday, October 30 at 4pm ET, meet Norm and Bo, columnists for Inc. Magazine and discover “the knack,” the mindset all street-smart entrepreneurs rely on to solve their problems. You will not only hear invaluable tips and strategies from Norm and Bo but also get a chance to learn from top business experts, including:
- Phil Myers, co-author of Tuned In and President of Pragmatic Marketing
- Anita Campbell, CEO of Small Business Trends and radio host of Small Business Trends Radio
Can’t make the live call? Go ahead and register anyways and we’ll send you an email with a link to the recording. You don’t want to miss this call – even if it means listening to it on your iPod.
When you register, you will receive an invitation just for this call, along with the recording when the call ends. If you want to receive future invitations to calls with business experts, such as Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss, Keith Ferrazzi and Dan Pink, please sign up on the next page or go to www.AuthorTeleseminars.com.
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Here’s Your Chance to Meet Norm & Bo and an All-Star Lineup of Experts Without Leaving Your Office or Spending a Dime
Don’t miss this special opportunity to Norm & Bo talk about what it takes to really achieve the business results you seek with a panel of top business experts:
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Norm Brodsky, who co-authors Inc. magazine's Street Smarts column, is the founder of six businesses, including a three-time Inc. 500 company. He began writing Street Smarts after being featured on Inc.'s cover in July 1995. The column was nominated for a National Magazine award in 2006. He recently concluded a nine-part series, "The Offer," about his ultimately unsuccessful attempt to sell his companies. You can find the whole series here. A graduate of Rider College and Brooklyn Law School, Brodsky began his professional career as a lawyer, but the slow pace of the courtroom made him want to do something different. His first entrepreneurial endeavor was Perfect Courier, a messenger service and trucking company in Brooklyn, New York. When the rise of fax machines in the early 80s decreased the need for messengers, Brodsky began looking for other opportunities. A phone call from a customer asking about box storage prompted him to call storage facilities in the area. Recognizing that others were charging too much and the potential market was great, Brodsky began CitiStorage with the profits from his trucking company. The archival storage and retrieval company now holds more than three million boxes. Brodsky and his wife, Elaine, run both CitiStorage and PerfectCourier from their Brooklyn office.
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Bo Burlingham is Inc.'s editor at large. He is the author of Small |
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Phil Myers is the President of Pragmatic Marketing, and a frequent writer, speaker and consultant on the subject of Tuned In Leadership Strategies. Before joining Pragmatic Marketing, Phil was a CEO or senior management leader at three start-ups that grew into market leaders - Cyclone Commerce, SalesLogix and Novadigm. He has managed two successful initial public offerings and launched seven products to market that became category leaders. As President of Pragmatic Marketing, Phil is responsible for global business operations that serve 3,000 technology firms. He also consults with executives teams, keynotes events and serves on a variety of technology industry boards.
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Anita Campbell is the CEO of Small Business Trends LLC, a media and information company. In that role she closely follows trends in the small business market and trends in technology. Before starting her entrepreneurial journey she held various executive positions in the corporate world. Most recently she was a senior executive with Bell & Howell Company, including serving as CEO of a technology subsidiary of Bell & Howell. A respected speaker and emerging trends resource, Ms. Campbell’s expertise has been noted or her opinion quoted in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, U.S. News and World Report, Inc Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, CIO Magazine, Entrepreneur Radio, BusinessTVChannel.com, Cleveland Plain Dealer, San Francisco Chronicle, Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Akron Beacon Journal, Boston Globe, CRM Buyer, and countless trade publications, websites, podcasts and more. Her popular website, Small Business Trends , is regularly noted as a rich informational resource. In 2005 and again in 2008 the site won the Forbes “Best of the Web” distinction for small business blogs. The site also has been highlighted or profiled in the Wall Street Journal (2007), on MSNBC’s “Your Business” show as Website of the Week, twice in the New York Times (2005 and 2008), and was a CODIE 2007 Finalist. The site also has won accolades including Honorable Mention from MarketingSherpa as Best Small Business Marketing blog, the #1 Most Practical Blog for Entrepreneurs from About.com, and Smart Stop on the Web by the Journal of Accountancy. She speaks regularly at small business events, including the Small Business Technology Summit, Small Business Leadership Summit, COSE Small Business Conference and numerous others. She also participates in online events and has twice (2006 and 2008) served in Ask the Expert stints at the QuickBooks Community forums.
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Elizabeth Marshall is the Host and Founder of Author Teleseminars, a community that brings you the best and brightest authors and business experts. It’s a place where leading thought leaders come to spread their message and promote their latest books. Author Teleseminars officially launched with a two-call series promoting Seth Godin’s book, The Dip, in June of 2007, and has hosted calls with authors such as Chris Anderson, Tim Ferriss, Keith Ferrazzi and Dan Pink. |
Can’t make the live call? Go ahead and register anyways and we’ll send you an email with a link to the recording. You don’t want to miss this call – even if it means listening to it on your iPod.
When you register, you will receive an invitation just for this call, along with the recording when the call ends. If you want to receive future invitations to calls with business experts, such as Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss, Keith Ferrazzi and Dan Pink, please sign up on the next page or go to www.AuthorTeleseminars.com.
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