Howard Mann


 
 

    

	   
	   

  

	

    

   	 
Howard Mann

     

		Founder		, 		Brickyard Partners	

	
     

	 	 	 	  	  
     

     
 
		Expertise: Business Value and ROI     
     

           
     

   


   

    
BIO

    
Howard Mann is a business coach, catalyst and strategic advisor to business owners and CEO's. He is the author of the acclaimed book "Your Business Brickyard: Getting back to basics to make your business more fun to run.

  

  

   
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Website: http://www.brickyardpartners.com/#Home

		  		  
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Your "Perfect Basic" 

 	   
 It’s a pretty simple concept: if you want to sell your product, use it.

 
 
	   
December 10, 2005

    


 
  

  

    


	
	
 
      
       
Your Business Brickyard 

 	   
Focusing on the fundamentals of your business will allow you to deliver better service, take better care of your clients and allow you to listen to what everyone is really telling you.
 
	   
December 14, 2005

    


 
  

  

    


	
	
 
      
       
Keynote: The Death Of Blogs for Business 

 	   
 Howard kills off the blog and brings it back from the dead in one fell swoop.

 
 
	   
December 10, 2005

    


 
  

  

    
 
  

  

    
 
  

  

    


	
	
 
      
       
All First Impressions Count 

 	   
 We know the power of first impressions so why are so many still so bad?

 
 
	   
February 17, 2006

    


 
  

  

    


	
	
 
      
       
All Gas. No Brakes. 

 	   
 When should “sell, sell, sell” be replaced by “slow down”? Howard Mann investigates.

 
 
	   
December 15, 2005

    


 
  

  

    


	
	
 
      
       
Buy The Premise, Buy The Bit 

 	   
 
	   
December 12, 2005

    


 
  

  

    


	
	
 
      
       
10 Perfect Touch Points 

 	   
 What additional idea can you add to each touch point that would move it closer to perfect?

 
 
	   
January 16, 2006