Lee Warren.
Lee Warren is a sales mentor and author.
An expert in persuasive communication, sales and networking, Lee is the bestselling author of The Busy Person’s Guide to Great Presenting (2019). In this book, Lee shares a clear, simple, and reliable structure to give compelling presentations and pitches. Lee’s first sales role was a baptism of fire, selling Encyclopaedia Britannica during the digital revolution when everyone was going paperless. Finding success elsewhere, Lee went on to head up sales for Eurotunnel’s ‘Le Shuttle Magazine.’ He subsequently co created the first database led sales programme for Hertz leasing and then became Head of Sales at News International, overseeing the launch of a new national industry publication.
Lee has also been a member of the world famous Magic Circle for the past 20 years His background in sales, magic and theatre gives him unique insight into persuasive communication and informs his keynotes on sales, communication, presenting, and networking.
keynote speeches.
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Getting your messages heard, believed, and acted on is a key business skill. Whether you’re in a leadership role, a salesperson, trying to get teams to work together, or to get buy-in for projects and resources, you need to be able to engage and persuade your colleagues and clients.
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Almost everyone knows that ‘word of mouth’ is crucial to their sales and business development, and that having a strong network is key to personal and professional success. And yet almost no business has a ‘Networking Strategy’ for growth, and many people avoid the idea of actively networking. This interaction and engaging session will give you all the skills you need to be a world-class networker and leave you excited and ready for your next networking opportunity.
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The world is full of bad presentations and sales pitches, and they’re costing your business a fortune. Poor presentations waste people’s time, can slow down sales cycles and projects, add to endless pointless meetings and create confusion and procrastination. Worse, the presenter is often dull and flat and takes ages to get their point across (if they ever do!).
videos.
Speaking Highlight
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books.
in the news.
