Joe Sweeney is a former owner and now a strategic director at Corporate Financial Advisors, LLC, a middle-market investment banking firm which specializes in providing merger and acquisition advisory services, capital sourcing, exit planning, and general corporate advisory services.
As a dynamic and down-to-earth professional, Joe’s keynote addresses and Winning Game Plan training program help grow businesses, expand influence and will make your life richer and more meaningful. His programs will inspire, motivate, and change the mindset of how your team looks at networking, sales/marketing, leadership, and business development. Through his workshop, Joe can provide team members with additional tools to sharpen their networking skill set, which they can start implementing immediately.
Much like the guiding principles he explores in his books, Joe develops relationships wherever he delivers a keynote – he is not a transactional speaker. In addition to doing his “homework” prior to an event, Joe likes to arrive early and gets to know the people and organization firsthand so presentations are as personal as possible.
Audiences will laugh and cry with his self-deprecating humor and real-life stories. You and your colleagues will be engaged by Joe’s relaxed, conversational, and motivating approach to life and business development.
For more than 30 years Joe has traveled the world asking questions, giving of himself, and doing his best to discover what motivates people. And now you have an opportunity to learn the simple skills Joe has perfected to grow your business, expand your influence, and take both your professional and personal success to the next level. Here are some of Joe’s keynote presentation topics which can be modified to meet each individual client’s program and agenda needs.
- Networking Is a Contact Sport: How Staying Connected and Serving Others Will Help You Grow Your Business, Expand Your Influence — or Even Land Your Next Job
- Moving the Needle: Get Clear, Get Free, and Get Going in Your Career, Business, and Life
- Essentials of Leadership: The Power of Connection
- How to Make the Transition from Success to Significance
- The Eight Most Critical Questions in Work and Life
- Time-Tested Strategies for Securing Employment and Finding Meaning in Your Career
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“Joe Sweeney’s drive and enthusiasm are inspirational and contagious. The tools and practices in this book have helped me to move the needle and improve my business everyday.”
Ed Zore, Former Chairman of the Board, Northwestern Mutual
“Joe’s address to our leadership group at CUNA Mutual was a moving and inspirational experience for our team. He knows how to coach, lead, and inspire leaders.”
Bob Trunzo, President of CUNA Mutual Group Insurance & Financial Services
“I preach Joe Sweeney’s networking advice to all of my employees. I know that if they practice his rules of networking in our work environment, then our company will continue to enjoy success.”
John Shiely, Chairman and CEO of the Briggs & Stratton Corporation
“Last fall Joe implemented The Winning Game Plan with our commercial banking team. It was so successful that we asked him to come back this year and repeat the program with our retail bankers. The program has made a real difference in the professional and personal lives of our employees.”
Jay Mack, President & CEO of Town Bank
“All teams can benefit from Moving the Needle, which is a simple and practical system for improving human performance.”
Allan H. (Bud) Selig, Former Commissioner of Baseball
“Through my decades of experience in the military and in business, I have found that effectively serving others in leadership roles is not accomplished by doing big things; it is accomplished by developing the necessary habits that enable one to consistently do the right things on a daily basis. Moving the Needle provides the tools to steer you on the course to effectiveness and influence.”
Dirk Debbink, Retired Vice Admiral in the United States Navy and former Chief of the Navy Reserve
$15,001 to $20,000
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Travels From: Wisconsin
City: Milwaukee