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Bob Wendover helps companies add to their bottom lines by improving their everyday decision making. His argument is simple: Better thinking results in better profits. He is the author of Figure It Out! Making Smart Decisions in a Dumbed-Down World.
Bob’s work with decision making is the result of watching so many client companies struggle to manage a workforce increasingly dependent on endless menu-driven applications that produce efficiency but not effectiveness. Couple this with today’s constant distractions and the demands to more with less, and you have the recipe for shallow thinking even among the hardest workers.
Bob has conducted more than 1500 keynotes and seminars over the past 25 years. He holds the designation of Certified Speaking Professional from the National Speakers Association. But he’s no “sage on the stage.” He was conducting interactive keynotes way before the term was in vogue. Adults learn best when they’re interacting and that’s the type of session at which Bob has become a master. His client list reads like a Who’s Who of corporate firms ranging from Citigroup and Deutsche Bank to Shell Oil and Super 8.
Bob has spent years working with businesses, governments, and educators on how to hire, train and manage the emerging workforce. He’s published ten books and written hundreds of articles. He’s appeared on CNN, CNBC and a host of other media outlets. He’s written for major newspapers across the US. He has served on the management faculty of the University of Phoenix for more than ten years and as a special advisor the American Productivity and Quality Center. He’s produced monthly columns for retailers, Realtors, HR professionals, and educators.
Bob has spoken everywhere from the towers of Wall Street to the outback of Alaska. He will entertain you. He will inform you. But most important, he will make you think. After all, better thinking results in better decisions and better decisions improve profits.
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