Grab Success by the Horns: The Proven Proactive Approach -- Get What You Want in Business & Life - Softcover

Siskind, Barbara; Siskind, Barry

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1897453302 ISBN 13: 9781897453308

Publisher: Manor House Publishing Inc, 2010

Synopsis

Barbara Siskind, celebrated author and consultant, has joined forces with husband Barry Siskind, an internationally recognized speaker and writer and president of International Training and Management Company, a firm that helps corporations achieve better results from events and trade shows. He's also the bestselling author of Bumblebees Can't Fly; Powerful Exhibit Marketing; and Eagles Must Soar. In Grab Success by the Horns, the Siskinds note most careers are shaped by external forces such as peer pressure and parental expectations. Their breakthrough book teaches you how to put the control where it belongs - inside yourself - one step at a time, utilizing inspiring advice of those who took a proactive approach to earn success.

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About the Author

BARRY SISKIND, President of International Training and Management, is one of North America's foremost trade and consumer show experts, and a sought-after professional speaker. He conducts workshops and speaks to 30,000-40,000 people across North America and internationally each year. Siskind's clients include Nortel Networks, JDS Uniphase, Novartis, Glaxo-Smith Klein, Bank of Montreal, and Royal Bank of Canada. He is the trainer of choice for DMG World Media (one of the largest trade show operators in the world), and Nimlok (the second largest booth manufacturer in the world). Siskind has written over 500 original articles for trade and consumer publications, including "The Globe and Mail," "Marketing," and "Exhibitor Magazine," He is also the author of "Bumblebees Can't Fly," "Eagles Must Soar," and "Making Contact."

Edition details

• Publisher: Manor House Publishing Inc
• Publication date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1897453302
• ISBN 13: 9781897453308
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 237