Achieving Excellence
The Mouse, The Wizard and The Magic Needed to Achieve Excellence
Have you ever wondered what it takes to run a theme park? Why do some parks seem to squeak by while the mouse and the wizard achieve excellence? How do rides, attractions, and exhibits magically change over night? How are wait times controlled to make...
Who Hired These People?
Customer Service, the Champions and the Losers
Come enter the comical world of customer service as Peter shares his wonderful stories of the best and not so great companies in the world. From the man who wrote the book on service, Peter will take you through the highlights of such companies as...
Designing Rich and Powerful Presentation Visuals
Develop truly influential and informative presentation visuals that click with any audience.
This training program focuses on high-end presentation design and delivery, creating PowerPoint presentations that come together efficiently and effectively. This program showcases presentation design techniques of the pros to help presentations shine. The program involves audience participation and showcases bes...
PRESENTATION PROCRASTINATORS: STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING MANAGEMENT IN THE PRESENTATION PROCESS
Strategies to make your next presentation project more efficient and less troublesome through a positive culture of people, processes, & technologies.
Managing the presentation process when other players are involved- especially upper management- is a blend of effective planning, clear communications, and level-headed patience. This program highlights strategies to make your next presentation project more efficient and less troublesome the next time you need to work...
Unlocking Entrepreneurship with the "4-F" Framework for Business Success
Audience: Early-stage entrepreneurs, start-ups, those transitioning from corporate to self-employedLength: 45 minutes - 1 hourDescription: Most people already have the skills they need to start a successful business -- and they don't even know it! But the truth is, your God-given talents can be profitable...
