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 Rick Barrera is a nationally acclaimed speaker, marketing consultant and author known throughout the Fortune 500 for his extraordinary speaking ability and his unique approach to brand building. His research on the strategies used by breakthrough brands like Hummer, Tivo, and Google will change your thinking about marketing forever. Rick has helped hundreds of companies re-design their systems and implement a holistic approach to serving customers. |
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 Joe Calloway is a branding consultant, business author, and restaurant owner whose client list reads like a "Who's Who" in business. From Saks Fifth Avenue and BMW to American Express and IBM, a wide range of companies depend on Joe for insight into today's marketplace. |
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Scott Gross is a master at removing mystery. His ability to communicate
complex ideas simply comes from years of hands-on training, primarily
in the hospitality industry. When not speaking at conferences and
conventions, Scott handles the day-to-day operations of one of the
nation's most unique service training companies. T. Scott Gross &
Company is today's model for tomorrow's corporations and gives Scott
the real-life business involvement he needs to keep his presentations
fresh, alive and relevant.
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Through his consulting, keynotes and workshops, Scott Klososky helps executives gain an understanding of the trends that are driving new technologies to be powerful tools, and also gives practical examples from real life organizations that are leveraging these tools to win in their markets. |
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Latino Marketing Expert Kelly McDonald is ranked #1 on the list of "26 Hot Speakers for 2006" by Successful Meetings magazine. Kelly is a marketing and advertising expert with 20 years of ad agency experience, on both the General Market and Latino sides of the business. She worked in top positions for several global ad agencies, including Young & Rubicam, TBWA Chiat/Day and Temerlin McClain before making the move to Latino advertising and marketing. |
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From his lifetime of growing and marketing businesses, Jack Sims thinks that “Most Marketing Stinks”
and if companies understand this together with the fact that growing a
great Brand will positively affect the bottom line, it will change the
way they go to business.
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