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Dennis McCuistion |
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Topics:
Change, Leadership, Strategic Planning, Journalists & Media Personalities, Economics, Finance & Insurance
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| Programs: How to Turn Your Board into a Strategic Competitive Advantage
Putting Change in Perspective
Leadership & Achievement: A Plan for Action
Change and the Future of the Financial Industry
Televeision: Vast Wasteland or Keeper of Peace and Prosperity? |
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Dennis McCuistion is a former bank CEO who consults with financial institutions and other businesses on top management issues. He facilitates strategic planning sessions, offers advice on financial and leadership issues and serves as an objective sounding board to CEOs and board members. His keynote speeches are filled with humor and inspiration designed to move audiences to action. He develops and teaches seminars on banking, economics and free enterprise for financial institutions, corporate clients, schools and associations internationally.
Dennis is the author of The Prevention and Collection of Problem Loans, co-author of Selling Strategies for Today's Banker: A Survival Guide for Tomorrow and The Seven Challenges Facing Bankers in the Future...and How to Meet Them, and has featured chapters in The Winning Spirit: Achieving Olympic Level Performance in Business and Personal Advancements and Inspiring Others to Win.
He is the host and executive producer of the award winning McCuistion Program on PBS. He interviews national political and business leaders, business gurus such as Tom Peters and the father of the Internet as well as the inventor of the World Wide Web, media personalities such as Bill Moyers, Jim Lehrer, Dan Rather and others. In 2003 alone, the McCuistion Program won two major awards for “How to Make Your Kid a Millionaire” and “What Really Happened in Oklahoma City?” They will look at radical Islam terrorism and most educationally, the perspective from which the U.S. is seen through their lens.
Dennis specializes in: Change, Financial Services, Economics, Leadership, Free Enterprise and Strategic Planning. |
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