PMINJ 2008 November Meeting

Abstract

The presentation’s theme and content is based on fifteen years worth of research into the common denominators shared by the world’s most successful people. This lecture will reveal the traits that separate world leaders from the second place finishers.

Key themes of the presentation include:

A review of how incremental advantages have changed the course of history; including how they could have influenced the first-ever televised presidential debate which aired on September 26, 1960.
A discussion of specific steps to take to achieve incremental advantages such as:

Reinforcing your strengths / delegating your weaknesses
Time management techniques
Motivation techniques
Handling setbacks
Hiring for success
Empowering your team
The necessity of taking action even when in doubt
The power of momentum
Importance of persistence

Speaker

David Wanetick
Bio:
David Wanetick is a Managing Director at IncreMental Advantage, a research boutique based in Princeton, NJ. Additionally, David is the author of three books that have achieved world-wide acclaim, the most recent of which is The Power of Incremental Advantage: How Incremental Improvements Produce Dramatically Disproportionate Results. He has been a guest on CNBC, Bloomberg and CNNfn and has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Barrons, Investor’s Business Daily, Boards & Directors, and many other newspapers, blogs and magazines throughout the United States. He speaks about issues of Leadership, Strategic Planning, Financial Modeling, Negotiations, and IP Valuation before many organizations and corporations. He has lectured all over the United States as well as in Canada, Singapore, Kuwait, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Israel.

18 November 2008 - Morristown - Governor Morris Inn

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