Great Presentations

Kay’s topics are perfect for a mixed industry group of management or executive level people. They can be customized to the level of sophistication of the audience as well as your schedule from 10 minutes to 120 minutes. We work with you to meet the needs of your group from a keynote speech to an in depth workshop.

Here are a few of the Presentations Available:

Conversations on Networking

Ten Ways to Grow Your Business

Is Starting a Business the Solution to a Slow Job Market?

When a Company Changes its Name

Creating Advocates from Your Customers

Making it Easy for your Employees to Delight your Customers

Ten Ways to Grow Your Business
Whether you are an entrepreneur or a service business these tips will guarantee results, what’s more you will enjoy Kay’s stories of successes and failures.

Is Starting a Business the Solution to a Bad Job Market?
Kay will lead the group through an interactive discussion about the realities of starting a business. After five years of thinking about starting her own business and owning the business for five years she will share personal experiences. Additionally, Kay has stories from her clients’ experience. This session is a perfect one for “toe-dipping.” The target audience for this session is someone considering starting their own business. Key topics will include passion, pocket book and personality.

When a Company Changes its Name (The Best and the Worst)
Ever wonder why a company changes its name or been faced with the need to change a name of a business. Learn from a leader in the field who has been responsible for helping more then 30 businesses make the decision on managing name changes. She’ll share what she has learned from experience.

Creating Advocates from Your Customers
Is it a dream that you would never have to buy more advertising? If you create advocates you get “Feet on the Street” all singing your praises but how do you get there. Learn from the success of others.

Making it Easy for your Employees to Delight your Customers
What obstacles do you have preventing your employees from delighting your customers? Let’s review some of the classic issues and make sure you don’t have them in your business.