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New York Times Best Selling Author - 10 New York Times And Businessweek Lists, Award Winning Book, Multiple Languages.
"Debra Benton is one of the top five coaches to have on speed dial."
Conde Nast Portfolio
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"We have compiled the evaluation forms and out Board members are very pleased with the results. The average rating of the conference was 4.00 our of 5.00 but your presentation was rated 4.95. Participants simply loved you."
Claude Lemay, Chairman, CEO
Vision Program for Quebec
Software Promotions Centre
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"I'm in the convention business so I hear a lot of speakers. Ten years ago I attended a seminar Debra Benton put on. To this day, it's the best speech I've ever heard."
Lois Brown
Boise Convention and
Visitors Bureau
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"Debra did in one illustration what Xerox
took three hours to explain in selling."
Steve Cornforth, Partner
PriceWaterhouse
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She is clearly different from other speakers. Whether the audience is 50 or 5,000 your people will talk in the hallways afterwards about how Benton:
- Is an example of her teaching “a role model who practices what she preaches, not putting on a show like most.”
- Engages the whole audience from the start getting them involved and challenged in a fun way “not an in-your-face way.”
- Respects the audience and really wants them to learn “she’s not there just to present.”
- Isn’t over-rehearsed and over-presented (although a veteran professional speaker) but “speaks from the heart with conviction in an open, personable, sincere, human and warm way.”
- Is fun, lively, and humorous in the right way and in the right places “her stories are intelligent, inspiring, memorable, appropriate, and useful.”
- Is a speaker who is very easy to watch and listen to “she doesn’t so much lecture as confide her secrets.”
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She is clearly different from other speakers. Whether the audience is 50 or 5,000 your people will talk in the hallways afterwards about how Benton:
Is an example of her teaching “a role model who practices what she preaches, not putting on a show like most.”
Engages the whole audience from the start getting them involved and challenged in a fun way “not an in-your-face way.”
Respects the audience and really wants them to learn “she’s not there just to present.”
Isn’t over-rehearsed and over-presented (although a veteran professional speaker) but “speaks from the heart with conviction in an open, personable, sincere, human and warm way.”
Is fun, lively, and humorous in the right way and in the right places “her stories are intelligent, inspiring, memorable, appropriate, and useful.”
Is a speaker who is very easy to watch and listen to “she doesn’t so much lecture as confide her secrets.”
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Debra Benton's Client Companies - Examples:
Lockheed Martin
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Kraft
Raytheon
American Express
United Airlines
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Debra Benton's Biography:
Debra Benton is an effective, charismatic and powerful speaker/consultant/author. In 1976, she founded Benton Management Resources, and has since been in business successfully for over 30 years. She has helped professionals worldwide design subtle changes in their presentation, attitude and leadership style that increased their personal and professional effectiveness – and subsequently their financial status.
Her client list reads like a Who's Who in successful business today. Benton's style and ability to influence positive change has put people "in office," made companies millions, accelerated career advancement and created a beneficial ripple effect throughout numerous organizations.
Benton coaches corporate executives, politicians and business leaders on their organizational impact in every industry imaginable. Every Week Fortune, Forbes, Fast Company feature one of Benton's previous or current clients.
From thousands of in-depth interviews with high-profile leaders, Benton has written eight books and numerous articles in business publications including the Harvard Business Review and The Wall Street Journal. Her best-selling books have been translated into fourteen languages.
Her expertise has afforded her front-page coverage in The Wall Street Journal and USA Today. She has been repeatedly written about in Time, BusinessWeek, Fortune, The New York Times and has been a welcome guest on the Today Show, Good Morning America, CNN and interviewed by Diane Sawyer for CBS.
As an internationally recognized communications and interpersonal relations expert Benton is a popular keynote speaker. She has spoken to hundreds of organizations including American Express, United Airlines, Viacom, McKinsey & Company, Comcast, Kraft, Hewlett-Packard, U.S. Border Patrol, Lockheed Martin in 18 countries before audiences as large as 5,000 on such topics as: Executive Charisma, How to Think and Act Like the Best CEOs, and the Art of Leadership. As a speaker, Benton has consistently achieved a rating in the top 2% of all presenters.
Although has never been in the military she served her country by observing Naval leadership on the U.S.S. Clarke missile frigate. She was later invited onboard the U.S.S. Washington aircraft carrier to study military leadership with a group traveling with General Abizaid in the Middle East. Benton has repeatedly worked with most branches of the military including several assignments with the Veteran's Administration and the U.S. Border Patrol.
Benton has been on the Editorial Advisory Board for the Rocky Mountain News and was a Career Expert for CBS affiliate, KMGH-TV. She holds a B.S. in Economics and Finance from Colorado State University and is the recipient of the school's Distinguished Alumni Award.
Benton lives in Colorado with her husband, a retired cowboy and ranch manager, Rodney Sweeney.
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