"Filling The Glass for Salespeople"

Today Barry Maher is in demand for business audiences of all types. But Barry first made his mark as a world-class salesperson, then as a management and sales consultant, helping clients improve their productivity, often dramatically. Selling Power magazine declared, "To his powerful and famous clients, Barry Maher is simply the best sales trainer in the business."

It soon became apparent that the strategies that were so effective in helping managers and salespeople succeed, worked every bit as well with the issues all of us face in business, and in life.

Whether as a speaker or a consultant, Barry Maher is hired to get results: to improve productivity and attitude and ultimately, the bottom line. To make his clients money. Those clients include a number of the largest companies in the world.

Barry Maher's books range from Filling the Glass: The Skeptic's Guide to Positive Thinking in Business to the Prentice Hall Marketing Yearbook to the niche book, Getting the Most from Your Yellow Pages Advertising, to the mini-cult classic novel, Legend. He's been featured in over 200 publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times.

The difference between just the right speaker and just any speaker is the difference between the success and failure of your next event. For a presentation that's as bottom-line effective as it is motivational and entertaining, you need a respected authority and an unforgettable speaker. Why settle for just motivational speakers?

You've heard Barry Maher on national radio and TV. You've read about him in more than 200 publications in the United States and around the world: from The New York Times, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, The Los Angeles Times and Success along with virtually every publication aimed at the meeting industry.

There's a reason.

Barry Maher is a consultant, an author and a speaker whose results show up on the bottom line, maximizing both productivity and career satisfaction.

"Packed with useful, practical advice. . . entertaining and frequently laugh out loud funny."
—Jerry Colangelo, CEO Phoenix Suns, Arizona Diamondbacks

“Uplifting, enlightening and inspiring . . . I’d [make it required] for any MBA program . . . brimming with insights.
—Jay Conrad Levinson, author of the Guerrilla Marketing series