Guest speakers, keynote addresses, breakaway sessions, an executive roundtable, power breaks, and The Launch Pad™. What an amazingly packed, content-driven day the LTB 2013 Business Summit is proving to be!
But the one key question that keeps getting thrown around among the many attendees is: “What’s the difference between a ‘Keynote Address’ and ‘Breakaway Session?'”
So we’ll tell you.
The Launch Pad™ at LTB 2013 just got a significant boost with the addition of the celebrity “Shark” from Shark Tank, the legendary Kevin Harrington.
Reality bites at next week’s LTB 2013 segment, The Launch Pad, which is modeled after the Shark Tank reality series. Shark Tank, a show with an average of 7 million viewers, features hopeful entrepreneurs who propose business ideas to potential investors, also known as “Sharks,” and are awarded a financial backing.
Ramon Ray’s philosophy centers on the notion that if you know how to drive a car, turn on a radio, or open a can of corn, you can definitely master the art of social media.
As a former small business tech consultant with years of experience in building networks and creating software programs, he’s currently the regional development director for NY/NJ at Infusionsoft, and editor and contributor at smallbiztechnology.com.
Scott has been wearing a nametag for 4,598 days and counting, ever since he put one on at a seminar he held as a student at Miami University
While success didn’t come easy to him initially, after two years of not earning any money, his hard work paid off.
Today, he’s earning a six-figure salary just by wearing a nametag. Yes, you read that right. A nametag.
“At the beginning of the day it’s all about possibilities. At the end of the day, it’s all about results.”
This inspiring phrase culminates Bob Prosen’s approach to the business world at large.
Bob is the CEO of The Prosen Center for Business Advancement, which he started after being an executive at several Fortune 500 companies. Bob is out there coaching, teaching, and inspiring business executives, entrepreneurs, employees from various industries.
Our sponsors are proud to be at LTB 2013. See why we’re so proud to have them on board as well. Learn more about the sponsoring companies at LTB 2013.
Eric Lofholm is the president and CEO of Eric Lofholm International, Inc., an organization he founded to professionally train people the art and science of selling.
Eric started his first job in sales in his 20s working for a multimillion dollar real estate firm. After failing to meet the minimum quota two months in a row, Eric was told he had one more shot before being fired. Or as his boss put it: “Sales is not for everyone.”
A most honorable mention goes to the LTB 2013 Launch Pad™ Sponsor: BFG – Brooklyn Financial Group.
Over the last three decades, BFG has evolved into a recognized leader in the financial services and insurance world. BFG’s philosophy is based on the American dream; a dream that thousands have aspired to achieve. At BFG, attaining the dream is simply defined.
It is their mission to help as many families as possible to maximize their assets in anticipation of retirement, family security, charitable bequests and legacies for future generations. Their many valuable services include the following categories.
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