Helping Entrepreneurs Go The Distance In Business… And Life!
Chris is an entertaining, dynamic and knowledgable speaker that never fails to deliver.
A combination of years of entrepreneurial experience, coupled together with a ‘No BS’ attitude to getting things done,
Chris is as energetic on stage, as he is empathetic towards business owners and entrepreneurs in general. Well aware of how
brutal it is to sit in an audience, listening to some ‘expert’ waffle on, as they prance around the stage, Chris makes sure to keep
things entertaining and interactive, by keeping all of his presentations up-to-date and regularly going down into the crowd
(wireless mic required!) and interacting with attendees directly.
Almost all of Chris’ sessions are based around the ‘How To’ mentality of getting things done in business and life.
By the time attendees are done digesting his presentations, they genuinely have something of value to take away, and more importantly, to take action on – holding themselves accountable to actually making the most out of the investment they made in attending.
Highly aware of the balance needed to keep people informed and entertained at the same time, Chris injects a light-hearted approach with his sessions and injects a little humor (he’s British, after all!?) whenever possible.
Hustle is a season, not a lifestyle. Chris knows this all too well. This session is a cautionary tale of burnout, balance and becoming happier, healthier and more profitable in the process. With a 4-step framework for going the distance to put into place, this keynote is as life-changing as it is enlightening.
In this entertaining and provocative session, Chris delves deep into the strategies he’s personally used to build an incredibly successful and profitable personal brand business. From marketing, to relationship building and monetization, it’s all covered in this highly interactive presentation.
Based on the principles from within the pages of his first bestselling book, this presentation is focused on helping audience members understand how to navigate building a virtual team, avoiding common errors and making the most of becoming more a more balanced and happy business owner!
If you’re interested in booking Chris for a future event (either in person, or virtually) you can get in touch with his team below, and they’ll get back to you to discuss things in more detail.
Chris is a serial entrepreneur and highly regarded as THE authority on the subject of building a profitable personal brand business.
Our website address is: https://chrisducker.com, a site owned and operated by Chris Ducker & 4C Media Limited.
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