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His areas of expertise include advising executive teams on creating equity and inclusion, facilitating change management, coaching strategic leaders, employee engagement strategies, as well as customizing and facilitating on-site leadership training, and high-energy team building experiences.
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View Bird Guess’ profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Homeless after high school, Bird Guess built a quarter million dollar business from the…
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The Grinders book trailer, James Bird Guess. Homeless after high school and at rock bottom of his life, James Bird Guess started with $1,000, poor credit, and a dream to become a...
Ralph Hipp Interviews world-renowned speaker, author and trainer, James Bird Guess. James will be the keynote speaker for the GOTopeka Minority and Women Sma...
His areas of expertise include advising executive teams on creating equity and inclusion, facilitating change management, coaching strategic leaders, employee engagement strategies, as well as customizing and facilitating on-site leadership training, and high-energy team building experiences.
James Bird Guess CEO and President Founder of The Cash Cow Consultant Conference, James was homeless after high school and built a quarter million dollar business from the trunk of his car. He is now a world-renowned consultant, keynote speaker, and CEO of International Success Academy, a management consulting firm advising business leaders on ...
Feb 12, 2013 · Speaker, author and trainer, James “Bird” Guess, reveals the power of pursuing your passion and the ability to persevere through the success process. Join James through his journey of being homeless to building a half-million dollar enterprise from the trunk of his car, starting with only $1,000, poor credit and a dream to be a millionaire.
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