"My biggest job is to make the person who hires me look GREAT."

For more than two decades, Warren Greshes has traveled three continents, delivering in excess of fifteen hundred keynote speeches and seminars to corporate, small business and association audiences.

Warren's powerful, fully customized talks infuse audience members with an immediate sense of direction and purpose that creates real long-term growth for his clients. In addition, Warren now produces & hosts private podcast programs for sales forces and dealer networks the world over.

Warren is also the author of The Best Damn Sales Book Ever: 16 Rock-Solid Rules To Achieving Sales Success, which is the culmination of his two decades as a professional speaker who has worked with and addressed hundreds of thousands of salespeople on three continents, not to mention his thirty plus years of experience in sales.

His presentations on success, motivation, and sales raise the keynote speech to a form of performance art. His energetic, no-holds-barred delivery offers a unique blend of street smart sales instincts, confidence in every person's potential, and no-nonsense goal-setting methods.

Provocative and hilarious, thought-provoking and outrageous, Warren is a specialist in personal and professional development. International audiences find his "real world" solutions and views on the global economy right on the money. And his positive and pragmatic message has given thousands the power to overcome obstacles and conquer the world.

After beginning his career as a National Sales Manager in the highly competitive Garment District of Manhattan, Warren Greshes then joined a New York City consulting firm. It was here that he tripled sales in just two years. Warren has served on the Board of Directors of the National Speakers Association and in 1998 was awarded their highest designation, the CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame. He is also president of North Carolina-based "Speaking of Success." He has produced several videos on sales, motivation, goal-setting, and customer service.