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| Art Holst |
| The Challenge of Excellence |
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A legend in the speaking industry, Art Holst's broad background provides the foundation for his messages of inspiration and humor. Art was a salesman with Harlan E. Moore & Company, a building materials business for 10 years. He was a member of the Economic Security Committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce. For 12 years, he worked as an Administrator of the Forest Park Foundation on park and recreation development, physical medicine and rehabilitation, housing for the elderly and other creative programs aimed at community betterment. As an infantry captain in World War II, he learned how to educate, train and motivate troops to react to challenging times. Art is best known for his humor and as a "Sunday Zebra" officiating for the National Football League for 15 years. He officiated 4 Championship games and 2 Super Bowls. Art currently serves on the supervisory staff as an observer, rating college officials' field performance. He is the author of Sunday Zebras.
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Change/Motivation
Challenge of Excellence
Making changes and problems work FOR you in your business. Creating and -The Challenge of Excellence developing a TEAM that recognizes and respects the "Dignity of Difference" in the various talents needed in any vibrant organization or business.
Sales
Scoring Touchdowns in Selling
Rapid paced presentation comparing the game of football to the "game" of selling; how to relate product features to benefits, and conscientious customer service; good ideas and lots of humor.
Humor
Funny Thing About Football
A humorous talk comparing football to life with appropriate anecdotes from Art's 15 years as a National Football League official.
Communication Skills
Effective Communication, The Key to Success
How to communicate better through the spoken or written word. Painting word "pictures" using similes and metaphors. More problems are created by mis-communications than any other one thing and this presentation helps to enable people to get the message intended across to others. Effective Communication, The Key to Success
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