Connie
E. Brubaker | Keynotes
With 20 years of owning and operating restaurants, Connie
has great insight to the importance of leadership. Through
true stories of managing fifty employees, her training business
and her own personal struggles, audience members can learn
how they can get results. You will laugh at the antidotes;
you will feel motivated at the success stories; and you will
be impressed with the commitment to valuing people that Connie
exhibits.
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEN
AND WOMEN CONSUMERS
By Defining the
Uniqueness of How Women and Men Perceive, Believe, and
Behave Differently |
| The focus is on defining
the uniqueness of how women and men perceive, believe,
and behave differently – particularly when it
comes to communication styles and purchases processes.
- Identify the need to tap into the female market
- Identify men’s abilities and preferences
- Identify women’s abilities and preferences
- Understand the decision-making process of women
- Utilize the differences to improve marketing message
You will improve ability to establish rapport, trust,
and respect with female client to decrease sales time
and not leave money on the table. You will learn how
improving responsiveness to women consumers raises customer
satisfaction among men as well.
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LEADERSHIP MATTERS
By Getting Your Employees to
Do What They Know They Are Supposed To Do
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| Managers
share so often that if it weren’t for putting up with
people, their jobs would be great. Well, most companies
cannot operate without a staff and without customers.
Most employees have the intellectual understanding on
how to perform their job satisfactorily. But the question
How do managers get the employees to care about their
job? will be addressed. For increased customer
satisfaction, begin with valuing your internal customers. |
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POWER OF THE MAGNOLIA
A Southern Woman Shares Her
Struggles and Triumphs |
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Everyone goes through tough times in their life and
Connie will share some of her personal and business
struggles. Out of all adversity there is an opportunity
for growth and decisions that can take you further than
you would have dreamed. This encouraging message
reminds others that we are not alone in facing difficulty
that we must persevere, and will emerge better and stronger.
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TURNING STORYTELLING INTO
STORY-SELLING
Using Stories
to Make A Connection |
| Storytelling
is such a powerful tool in the sales presentation that
is not adequately utilized. Many salespeople use
statistics, logic, and facts to document the value of
their services or product while they really need to
connect with emotions. Sales people will learn various
types of stories in this humorous and enlightening speech.
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