Donny Ingram | SpeakerHub

Personal Details

Bio

Donny is an author, motivational speaker, trainer and founder of Ingram Management Group. For the last twenty-eight years he has worked in sales & marketing as well as training and development for both government and corporate America. Donny served over 21 years with the United States Air Force and finished his career at Air University in Montgomery, Alabama. He is responsible for the development of “Recognizing Your Potential” a corporate training program that focuses on human design, communication and attitude.

For the last 18 years Donny has trained and coached personnel in the area of soft skills such as engagement, sales, sales management, customer service and personal development. He is a certified continuing education trainer for the Alabama State Board of HV/AC contractors. He also serves as a contract trainer for several educational institutions.

Current position (1)

President

Ingram Management Goup

Degrees (1)

Management of Human Resources

Faulkner, University

1989 to 1992

Presentations

Presentations (2)

Engaging for Success

Understanding human design, communication and attitude. Donny teaches individuals to identify and employ the methods and tools to achieve personal and professional success.

Winning with PRIDE

This humorous, insightful keynote is perfect for almost any occasion. Donny combines human design, relationship building with motivation and change management to deliver real solutions in achieving goals even in difficult times. He examines the challenges most people face and show how they can be overcome with one simple formula (B+B=R). This presentation provides solid evidence of the principles that are proven to work and the methods to use for them to become habit. Donny uses his 30 years of experiences in dealing with difficult situations and decisions as well as documented studies to show the power we possess if we employ the principles that are proven to lead to success.This is our most requested keynote.

Past talks (1)

Surviving in the Age of Instability

Change

Purdue University

December 31, 2010