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rick wemmers

Owner / Partner
Wemmers Consulting Group, Inc.
United States

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Innovation, Leadership, Management, Company of Friends

Educational History

  • University of Georgia, Bachelor’s degree.

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  • Owner / Partner, Wemmers Consulting Group, Inc.

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28 years of unusually successful business developement experience with clients in over 50 different industries.From Fortune 50 to startups. Our focus is quick revenue growth through dramatic actions. Professionalconsultant/speaker/trainer/coach to top executives who seek quick growth and market share improvement. or to conventions.

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28 years of unusually successful business developement experience with clients in over 50 different industries.From Fortune 50 to startups. Our focus is quick revenue growth through dramatic actions. Professionalconsultant/speaker/trainer/coach to top executives who seek quick growth and market share improvement. or to conventions.

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"I'll try anything I believe in."

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Leadership, sales, market research, public speaking, corporate business growth coach, presentation, self-confidence, overcoming obstacles, team motivation, career gudiance for young executives

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www.wemmers.com

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Professional History

Owner / Partner, Wemmers Consulting Group, Inc.

Develope new clients and start them.....

Educational History

University of Georgia, Georgia, United States
Bachelor’s degree.
Areas of study: Business, marketing

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Q. Fast Talk Question - Should the federal government bring back the 55 MPH national speed limit to conserve gasoline?
A. They can bring it back but without sufficient police to enforce it, nothing will really change. The only way to slow people down is to use more camera enforcement and stand firm on fine collections.
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Fast Talk | July 27, 2008 6:02 pm
Q. Fast Talk Question - Will the federal government be able to stave off the mortgage crisis?
A. The Federal Goverment didn't cause the mortgage crisis...personal greed did. I suggest those who caused this should pay the penalty...not all of us who had nothing to do with it. We are going deeper...
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Fast Talk | July 27, 2008 6:01 pm
Q. Fast Talk Question - Will the federal government be able to stave off the mortgage crisis?
A. The Federal Goverment didn't cause the mortgage crisis...personal greed did. I suggest those who caused this should pay the penalty...not all of us who had nothing to do with it. We are going deeper...
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Fast Talk | June 20, 2008 7:01 pm
Q. Fast Talk Question - What mistakes should companies trying to expand avoid?
A. Don't forget the impact of expansion on company culture...Rick WEmmers
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