Call Harold Lloyd Presents at 757-572-7276 or send an email to: harold@hlloydpresents.com. You can discuss your company’s needs directly with Harold. He’ll help you choose the seminar(s) that fit your conference theme or the needs of your group. He can fit each seminar to your particular time frame.
Harold’s books, It’s About Time and Am I The Leader I Need To Be?, plus the Leader DVD, are available through his publisher. Brigantine Media. Copies can be ordered through the publisher’s website, www.brigantinemedia.com. Quantity discounts are available.
Harold has produced over 40 different seminars in his career. Some have been retired. All the seminars available today have been rated “Best of Show” at one or more conferences. The four most popular are: “Am I The Leader I Need To be?”, “It’s About Time”, “The New Employee’s First 30 Days” and “Catching The Wave Of Change”.
Retail-specific organizations give rave reviews for “Merchandising Magic 3.0″, “Getting ARMED for Battle”, and “Help Wanted…Building The TEAM of your Dreams”.
Harold is happy to handle other duties at your conference, such as acting as emcee where needed, doing a Q and A session, or taking part in a roundtable at no additional charge. He is versatile and works well extemporaneously.
Harold has developed Share Groups with participants who meet regularly as a group with Harold to discuss issues around a topic of mutual interest. Between meetings, the Share Groups have access to an Internet Share Site that Harold has developed, where he posts photographs, resource materials, and articles of interest. Members of the Share Group can communicate with each other and Harold at any time via the Group’s password-protected Share Site.
The Share Groups are organized around specific topics;
Members in each Share Group is limited to 40. New members can join a Share Group when space becomes available. A waiting list is maintained for each Share Group. Call Harold Lloyd Presents at 757-572-7276 if you would like to be added to a Share Group “next” list.
Harold’s fees for his work depend on the size of the audience, the importance of the event, and Harold’s performance at the event. Harold does not require advance payment. He wants every client to be 100% satisfied with the assignment before they are billed.