Fripp THE Executive Speech Coach: Alan Weiss & Patricia Fripp: Memories of The Odd Couple 2010

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July 28, 2010

Alan Weiss & Patricia Fripp: Memories of The Odd Couple 2010

Alan Weiss & Patricia Fripp: Memories of The Odd Couple 2010 every year Alan Weiss, the consultant's consultant and have help speakers and consultants build a more profitable business. Alan is brilliant.

Ouor audience enjoys seeing us agree and disagree about what matters most to them

They see us have fun...

A highlight of every The Odd Couple is having attendees sit in the hot seat and receive the best business advice. Here is long time Alan Weiss mentee Ed Poll.

A new program this year is The Odd Couple Community. This is a way our attendees can have access to us all year round. Next year's The Odd Couple 2011 is in Las Vegas at the Platinum Hotel June 25-26.

Jul 28, 2010 10:39:14 PM | Fripp Speaking Schools & Events

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A friend of mine was in LA for a different business sales training seminar and had the opportunity to see the "Odd Couple". He noted their chemistry and years of experience combined made for a great seminar. I will definitely be heading to Vegas next year to see them.

Posted by: business sales training | November 11, 2010 at 07:29 AM

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