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Which themes
does Curt address in his keynote speeches?
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Curt
can present on a wide variety of Excel-related topics, such as business
intelligence analysis and data presentation. Just tell him what you need
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In
CITE: Cultivating Individuals, Teams, and Enterprises, Curt analyzes
strategies to improve performance at all organizational levels and reinforces
those points using demonstrations with plenty of audience involvement.
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In
Which Game are You Playing?, Curt demonstrates how the strategies and
tactics found in chess, poker, and go
relate to your business environment.
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In
his teambuilding workshop, Curt leads your audience through a series of
light-hearted exercises that encourage cooperative play and reinforce
valuable communication skills.
"Curt
is a great presenter with information that appeals to all levels of the
group. His ability to motivate and inspire a group is highly
recommended."
--Linda Ludwick, President, Health Care Administrators Association
Why should you
hire Curt Frye to present the keynote address at your conference?
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Curt’s
background in technology and industry enables him to focus on your audience's
needs.
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Curt's
experience as a teambuilding workshop leader enables him to enhance your
group's effectiveness. Curt's exercises enhance your teammates' creativity
and playfulness without putting anyone on the spot.
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Curt
encourages interaction during his presentations, which ensures that your
audience remembers his message.
Audiences Addressed
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“Why
Excel is the Only BI Presentation Software You Really Need,” DataWatch
User Conference ’08, May 6, 2008
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CITE: Cultivating
Individuals, Teams, and Enterprises, Health
Care Administrators Association, 2007 TPA University, July 12, 2007
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Numerous
teambuilding workshops for clients including the Health Care Administrators
Association, Intel, and Mentor Graphics
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"Shop-Bots:
Should You Like Them?" and "Scoring Internet Transactions" Web
Commerce 2000/Las Vegas; May 15-16, 2000. Grand Hyatt Lake Las Vegas Resort;
Las Vegas, NV.
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"Comparing
US and Japanese Technology Development Strategies", presented at EURO
XII/TIMS XXI Joint Conference on Operational Research and Management Science.
Helsinki University of Technology (Espoo, Finland). June 30, 1992.
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