Geoff's Speaking Schedule

Month Date Location
February 1st – 4th Hawaii
February 5th – 8th Modesto, Stockton, Folsom – California
May 13th Gold Coast, Australia
June 3rd Sunshine Coast, Australia
August 1st – 6th Capetown, South Africa
August 13th – 15th Seattle, USA
August 20th Regina, Canada
August 21st Saskatoon, Canada
August 22nd Las Vegas, Nevada USA
August 25th – 29th Sacramento, California USA
September 24th – 25th Coffs Harbour
October 13th – 17th New Zealand
February 2009 2nd – 12th South Africa
February 2009 18th – 20th Coffs Harbour
March 2009 26th – 27th Sydney, Australia

 

 A taste of The Mastery Series, featuring Geoff Kirkwood
 Listen to a 5 minute introduction to the first of the series: Relationship Mastery.




Speaking Topics

1. Relationship Mastery – How to Build Million $ Relationships

In this presentation – often tailored to suit individual marketing niches – Geoff examines the basic steps in building million $, long-term and profitable business relationships.

From establishing trust through acknowledgement to investing time and many other aspects, Geoff outlines and explains the "hands on" steps that are a must if you want to achieve results.

2. Fact or Fiction – Busting Networking's Greatest Myths

While networking is the best way to start building relationships and certainly is the "buzzword of business", many people don't really understand what works. In this presentation Geoff examines the "fact" and the "fiction" associated with networking in an interactive and humorous presentation.

3. The Comfort Zone – Where We Don't Learn

When change is an ever increasing phenomenon and may people struggle to even keep up with the changes, let alone master them, Geoff explains that the discomfort we feel when change engulfs us is one of the best places to learn. Geoff proposes that without that "discomfort" we limit our opportunities to learn.

4. Communication Chaos – Clarifying Your Communication

When communication is such an integral part of any business in all its forms, many companies do not do it well. From poor phone manners to salespeople who don’t listen to emails and letters that don’t get read, Geoff looks at strategies that will vastly improve the way companies and individuals communicate with their clients and with each other.