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July 24, 2019

Lessons from South African Entrepreneurs [Infographic]

As you may know, I work predominantly as a consultant to senior leaders in Fortune 500 companies but occasionally choose to participate in public or private events for entrepreneurs and small business owners. As a small business owner myself, I…

As you may know, I work predominantly as a consultant to senior leaders in Fortune 500 companies but occasionally choose to participate in public or private events for entrepreneurs and small business owners. As a small business owner myself, I realize the importance of accessing thought leaders who can help me with my business and to the degree that I might have something to offer entrepreneurs I occasionally provide training and coaching on branded customer experience delivery. Such was the case in South Africa and soon I will returning to some of my favorite places like Singapore and Sydney, Australia, to deliver similar programs. Every time I am provided the privilege of working with entrepreneurs and small business owners, I experience the remarkableness of the human spirit.

If you are working to maximize authentic self-assessment, leverage your unique gifts to create customer value, and/or humbly learn and practice agile design, let’s set aside some time to talk. I can be reached here.

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Joseph Michelli, Ph.D., is a Certified Speaking Professional and #1 New York Times bestselling author whose books are drawn from his work inside Starbucks, The Ritz-Carlton, Mercedes-Benz, Airbnb, and Zappos. His new book, Get Me a Person, releases December 8. Signed, personalized copies available now. He helps leadership teams design human-centered, technology-aided experiences that build loyalty and referrals. Start a conversation about your team.

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