#474 Performance Experts Dan and Eric Hoffend and Best-Selling Author Jeanne Martinet
Dan Hoffend has used authenticity and emotional intelligence to attract and develop high performing teams to achieve seemingly impossible goals. A strong purpose and resilience have become the drivers behind his success. His most recent organization was built from both organic growth and strategic acquisitions to become a international $500M division – dedicated to creating brand experiences that drive action for many top organizations, such as: McDonald’s, Microsoft, Sanofi, Qualcomm, 3M, Disney and Wyndham.
Eric Hoffend has built and managed stellar sales teams, delivering exceptional sales results, with revenues upwards of $400M. His ability to teach, develop, empathize and mentor, helped him form meaningful connections; cultivate dedicated and loyal employees; and inspired countless people to reach their full potential.
Jeanne Martinet, aka “Miss Mingle,” who through nine books and countless interviews has reached hundreds of thousands of would-be minglers, helping them to feel at ease in any social situation.
Martinet, who has counseled minglephobics on The Today Show, Morning Edition, and on the pages of The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, and The Washington Post, adds that mingling will be an important part of our pandemic recovery. “When the world is in crisis there is an even greater need for playful conversation and connection,” she says.
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Eric Hoffend has built and managed stellar sales teams, delivering exceptional sales results, with revenues upwards of $400M. His ability to teach, develop, empathize and mentor, helped him form meaningful connections; cultivate dedicated and loyal employees; and inspired countless people to reach their full potential.
Jeanne Martinet, aka “Miss Mingle,” who through nine books and countless interviews has reached hundreds of thousands of would-be minglers, helping them to feel at ease in any social situation.
Martinet, who has counseled minglephobics on The Today Show, Morning Edition, and on the pages of The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, and The Washington Post, adds that mingling will be an important part of our pandemic recovery. “When the world is in crisis there is an even greater need for playful conversation and connection,” she says.
Join Robert Manni, author of The Guys' Guy's Guide To Love as we discuss life, love and the pursuit of happiness.
Subscribe to Guy's Guy Radio on iTunes!
Buy The Guys' Guy's Guide to Love now!
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