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David Nour, the author of the book Relationship Economics, is one of the dynamic keynote speakers we have for you at SM@RT 2010.  David is going to be an informative and engaging speaker. His message on how you can use social media tools to enhance the value of relationships to grow your business and improve your organization makes him the ideal keynote for our conference on social media for business. You don’t want to miss David Nour!

And if you register for the conference before November 1, you will also receive a pre-conference webinar from David Nour as part of your registration. So register NOW for SM@RT 2010!

We hope to see you in beautiful Reno-Tahoe this December.

Have you noticed a recent trend of business executives trying to explain their companies’ sudden failure resort to the perfect storm metaphor?  Give me a break!  Its amazing to think how many people actually buy into this nonsense.  Isn’t it interesting that what a ship went through in an extremely rare and unusual collision of three weather systems has become an excuse for poor judgment, lousy leadership, and abuse of the facts?

Not to mention a complete disregard for their most valuable asset  their portfolio of relationships, their reputation capital and professional net worth.

"With Twitter Power, Joel Comm demonstrated how to build and nurture productive digital relationships. With KaChing, he teaches how to tap into your passions and create online revenue streams via several compelling models. If you’re serious about creating revenue online, without having to live online, read this book and apply its best practices." —David Nour, bestselling author of Relationship Economics and ConnectAbility

Buy here:

KaChing: How to Run an Online Business that Pays and Pays

Looking forward to reconnecting with friends like Bryan Silbermann at the Produce Marketing Association (PMA) Fresh Summit in October.

Join us in Orlando if you can – learn more here.

Best,

David

In 2010, one of our fundamental recommendations to clients of varying sizes and industries is to Get Creative!

    * Get creative in how you engage current prospective clients
    * Get creative in your suite of products or services and particularly the perceived value-add you deliver
    * Get creative in where you identify great talent and the creative manner in which you put that talent to use

One way to encapsulate enormous amount of creativity is to focus your efforts on reinventing your business model.

Newark. Del. – Rejuvenating business is the theme of Produce Marketing Association’s (PMA) 2010 Fresh Summit International Convention & Exposition when it convenes Oct. 15-18 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla., USA, and the opening session keynote speaker has proven that he knows how. A.G. Lafley, former chairman of the board and CEO of Procter & Gamble, turned the global company around after taking over in 2000, doubling its sales and more than doubling its portfolio of billion-dollar brands. Lafley will explain how he did it during the convention opening general session on Friday, Oct. 15.

Delving into personal renewal, growth and success, Sunday morning’s general session speaker David Nour will share the secrets of “Relationship Economics®,” including how to invest in people for extraordinary return. CEO of The Nour Group, Nour is a consultant, speaker and author of the books Relationship Economics, ConnectAbility, The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Raising Capital and the Social Networking Technology Best Practices series.

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