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Motivational and engaging Canadian business speaker for your corporate business meeting, conference or convention. George Torok has interviewed over 400 business leaders on his weekly radio show, Business in Motion. He is a bestselling business-book author and has delivered over 1,000 business presentations. He is a professional speaker that understands both the pain and joy of business.   

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How can You Build More Profitable Relationships?

You build relationships over time. They are easier to destroy than to build.

Stay in contact by various means. Do more than merely show up at the regular networking meeting. Meet for coffee or lunch once in awhile. Make a phone call, send an email and mail a postcard. Different means of contact makes the relationship stronger and more memorable.

Compliment others. It might be on their presentation, website, recent promotion, service they provided, article about them, award for which they were nominated or challenge they overcame. We are dying for more recognition.

Thank them when they do something for you - either directly or indirectly. Send them a nice thank-you card. It's both personal and memorable. We seek appreciation.

We like those who are like us. Look for and reinforce the similarities when you talk. It might be hobbies, family, culture, interests, career,…

Be honest. Yes I know business contact, especially at networking events, often has some posturing and BS. But if you reveal some secret - it makes you real. However, don't reveal too many of your dark secrets.

When you mess up - apologize. If we liked you we will readily forgive you. And we will like you more because of your apology. Make this a standard practice for all your people.

Display an honest interest in them. The core principle of building relationships is this. We like those who make us feel good about ourselves.

Good relationships take time, effort and consistency.

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George Torok brings practical insights to business. He is co-author of Secrets of Power Marketing, the first guide to personal marketing for the non-marketer. As host of Business in Motion he has interviewed over 400 business leaders. He is available to deliver keynote speeches and business seminars. Contact him at 905-355-1997 or www.Business-Speaker.biz

 

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CPSA presents over 150 events across the county in a year and you are the most professional speaker I've ever had the pleasure of working with.
Anne Babej
Director, Professional Development
CPSA Sales Institute

 

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Call 905-335-1997

Toll Free 800-304-1861

 

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To be able to keep the attention of 150 real estate sales representatives and managers for over 90 minutes, you have to be knowledgeable and you have to be convincing! George, you were that and more. Our people got your message that marketing one's self is a continuous and multi dimensional effort.
Duncan McLeod
Area Manager
Royal Lepage