Apr 13 2008
Speakers Interactive
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Welcome to our Speakers Interactive page!
This is the place where you can watch and listen to some of the most influencial speakers of our times.
Whether you’re traveling, out of the office, on vacation or just lounging with your iPod, you can always get inspired by some of the best speakers and experts listening to a selection of their podcasts or watching their presentations and interveiws:
Jay Conrad Levinson
Guerrilla Marketing Minutes are brief interviews with Jay Conrad 
Levinson, the founder of Guerrilla Marketing. Each segment is delivered in a 1-3 minute question and answer format that covers a key Guerrilla Marketing idea, principle, tactic, or strategy
Listen to an interview with the father of Guerrilla Marketing, Jay Conrad Levinson, as he discusses the most important things you need to know about selling your books.
Guerilla Marketing for Writers
Ray Hammond
World renowned Futurologist Ray Hammond has unveiled the report “The World in 2030″, commissioned by PlasticsEurope. Ray is a futurologist who has been stunning audiences with his performances and predictions for 25 years.
In this podcast Ray Hammond explores how we can use plastics to help protect the climate given the fact that fossil fuel stocks declining?
Karan Bilimoria
This is a series of free videos from Karan Bilimoria. In each episode he’ll take you through one of his top 10 tips for starting and growing your business, with some great advice for anyone who’s ever had an idea and thought “wow, wouldn’t it be great if someone did that?”Well, why can’t that someone be you?
Stephen Covey
Tune in and listen as Stephen M.R. Covey talks with prominent thought leaders across many industries about how the ability to create, maintain and restore trust has become the most important business skill of our time.
Michael Porter
Harvard Business Review Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porter’s reexamination of his classic article “How Competitive Forces Shape Strategy”
