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Ryan Estis

By | 08/2011 | BUSINESS, Change, Communication, Consumer Trends, Corporate Culture, Customer Service, Future Trends / Futurists, Generation X and beyond, Globalization, Innovation, Leadership, Marketing, Motivation, Peak Performance, Recruitment / Retention, Relationships, Sales, Social Media, Strategy, Success, Teambuilding, Technology, The Internet, Workforce Issues | Comments Off

712d96c4e4e498e49408194b6d1e6266 Ryan Estis

Ryan is a professional speaker and business performance expert whose life is dedicated to helping companies, managers, leaders and sellers connect more effectively to their two most important audiences: employees and customers. Regarded as one of The Top 100 Keynote Speakers in America Ryan Estis blends interaction, energy and actionable content designed to elevate business outcomes. His message is a compelling crusade on corporate culture, communication, client acquisition, brand ambassadorship, change and preparing to thrive in the ultra competitive, hyper-connected business environment we now know as the new normal. Ryan’s guiding principles include: Read more…

Jef Gray

By | 06/2011 | BUSINESS, Communication, Creativity, Design, Information Technology, Networking, SALES / MARKETING, Social Media, TECHNOLOGY, Technology, Telecommunications, The Internet, Training | Comments Off
Jef Gray

JEF GRAY    -    CBA Speakers Bureau
Social Media Expert, Technologist, Artist

Jef designs and manages web solutions for various business and corporate development projects. He is a “whole project person” rather than a dedicated programmer, who also enjoys design, workflow and face to face interaction. Jef is an expert in:
•  Automation Development      •  Web Technology
•  Marketing / Advertising           •  Creative/Design
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Don Peppers

By | 03/2011 | Authors, BUSINESS, Change, Customer Service, Healthcare, Healthcare/Pharmaceutical, Management, Marketing, Sales Strategy, Strategic Planning, The Internet | Comments Off
Don Peppers

Recognized for well over a decade as one of the leading authorities on customer-focused relationship management strategies, Don Peppers is an acclaimed author and a founding partner of Peppers & Rogers Group, the world’s premier customer-centered consultancy.

Don’s vision, perspective and thoughtful analysis of global business practices has earned him some significant citations by internationally recognized entities. The Times of London has listed him among their “Top 50 Business Brains,” Read more…

John Sileo

By | 02/2011 | Authors, Banking, Banking, BUSINESS, Computers, Corporate Culture, Cyber-security, Identity Theft, Information Technology, Inspiration, Leadership, Motivation, Security / Fraud, Social Media, Society & Culture, Strategy, TECHNOLOGY, Technology, The Internet | Comments Off
John Sileo2

John’s identity was stolen out of his business and used to commit a series of crimes, including $300,000 worth of embezzlement. While the thief operated behind the safety of John’s identity, John and his business were held legally and financially responsible for the felonies committed. Forced to defend his innocence, John spent two stressful years and $12,000 on a criminal lawyer to keep from going to jail. During that time, John became an expert in identity theft prevention and mitigation strategies. Read more…

Mike Foster

By | 02/2011 | BUSINESS, Computers, Information Technology, Security / Fraud, Technology, The Internet | Comments Off
Mike Foster

Mike’s mission is to help businesses keep their networks safe. The driving force behind Mike’s mission is that since we all use the Internet, it should be a safe place to work, learn and play. Being safe on the Internet is ridiculously difficult for non-technical users. This is outrageous – especially with so many businesses and home users relying on the Internet daily.

Mike Foster has delivered more than 1,500 presentations and training sessions in 48 of the 50 United States plus Canada, Australia, England, Scotland, Ireland, New Zealand, and South Africa. Multiple international organizations dub him their Number 1 Technology Speaker.

Mike Foster continues to consult at hundreds of companies in North America regarding IT best practices for increasing productivity, profits and protection. He performs IT security audits and coaches IT teams in a friendly manner to establish a baseline of the IT infrastructure’s condition and go after root causes in the most economical manner. Mike helps CEO’s, owners, and executives understand and trust their IT in-house and outsourced professionals. Foster’s input and availability to answer questions helps them sleep better at night.

Mike explains the most technical, in a common sense “plain English” way that even “low tech” people enjoy. Because Mike’s delivery is down-to-earth, the technical is easy to understand. Mike Foster has a wide range of high-level technology certifications; he also quickly engages even your most sophisticated tech people. He’s been interviewed by USA Today, Forbes Magazine, and The New York Times, as well as many others… Read more…

Aaron Dignan

By | 01/2011 | Authors, BUSINESS, CELEBRITIES, Design, Future Trends / Futurists, Innovation, TECHNOLOGY, Technology, The Internet | Comments Off
Aaron Dignan

Aaron Dignan dressed up like a super hero for 180 straight days during his first year in grade school, which marked the beginning of his life as an iconoclast, observer, theorist, and performer. Now, as a founding partner of the digital strategy firm Undercurrent based in New York, he advises global brands and complex organizations like GE, PepsiCo, Ford, and Disney on their future in an increasingly technophilic world. Dignan solves problems across a wide range of industries using a model of behavior that promotes: habitual, emergent, iterative, collaborative, bespoke, and multifaceted interactions. He believes that by tapping into the ever-present digital layer, complex organizations can improve almost every process including marketing, human resources, decision-making and future planning. Most recently, he has recognized the immeasurable value of games as engines of motivation capable of influencing behavior. Dignan now believes that a new breed of behavioral games has the power to transform our most basic activities at work, school, and home. Culture is changing rapidly at the intersection of people and technology. Author and digital strategist Aaron Dignan translates disruptive innovations at the fringe of the digital space (and most recently the world of gaming) into meaningful lessons for the mainstream. Read more…

Steve Wozniak

By | 01/2011 | Authors, BUSINESS, Computers, Creativity, Education, Entrepreneurs, Great Achievers, Innovation, Inspiring Lives, Leadership, Management, Product Development, Success, TECHNOLOGY, Technology, The Internet, Volunteerism | Comments Off
Steve Wozniak

Considered by most to be the real “brains” behind Apple, Steve Wozniak is not just a first class engineer with three decades of world-famous credentials; he’s also a really nice guy. Personally invested in making the world a better place on a global and local level, Wozniak has been dedicated –from the first design of the Apple I — to a vision of making technology functionally and financially accessible. This is more than just a design spec; it’s about real life: Wozniak has “adopted” the Los Gatos School District, providing students and teachers with hands-on teaching and donations of state-of-the-art technology equipment. He’s also founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and was the founding sponsor of the Tech Museum, and Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose. This Silicon Valley icon and philanthropist has been awarded the National Medal of Technology by the President, the highest honor bestowed on America’s leading innovators, and was inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame. He also won the prestigious Heinz Award, for Technology, Economy and Employment. Wozniak recently released his bestselling biography, iWoz: From Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Personal Computer, Co-Founded Apple, and Had Fun Doing It. His role in shaping the computing industry cannot be underestimated: he’s the engineer/inventor/fifth grade teacher/philanthropist and irrepressible prankster who is changing our world even at this very moment. Read more…

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