Terry Brock is a professional speaker and a columnist for Business Journals around the United States. He writes about technology, marketing and the Internet weekly in his column Succeeding Today. He has been in business since 1983 helping business leaders and professionals to achieve success.
Terry Brock has helped businesses and individuals achieve their goals since 1983. He has been speaking about productivity and increasing profitability for businesses in industries such as banking, distribution, sales, marketing, real estate and finance. If you want fun, informative sessions, and to change your life for the better, Terry is your man! His sessions are entertaining and packed with useful, "put-it-to-work-right-now" information. This MBA in Marketing has a background in radio and newspapers and brings excitement and zest to the platform as he speaks.
Terry has worked in newspapers since he was a junior in high school. Really! In fact, in 1973, he covered Richard Nixon's inauguration for a community paper where he worked at the time. Terry has been a writer and reporter for various newspapers since then. (OK, Do the math on his age).
He worked in radio for six years in Michigan and in Oklahoma, working his way through undergrad school. In radio he has had experience in on-air announcing, selling, production and even cleaning the hallways (after a few parties at the station--but that's another matter!).
Terry then went on to earn his Masters in Business Administration with a major in Marketing. Since 1983 he has worked full time as a marketing and management consultant and professional speaker. He served as President of the local professional speakers chapter in Georgia and served for six years on the Board of Directors of the National Speakers Association.
But what really matters is what Terry can do for you and your needs. He brings a fresh, real-world perspective, colored by his speaking in 25 countries since 1983. His audiences laugh and learn as they experience this dynamo present powerful, usable ideas designed to solve real-world problems.
