I have Jamey Lutz to thank for introducing me to today’s guest. Jamey himself was a guest not that long ago.
I enjoyed talking with him immensely, so when he recommended I look into the work or Roy Heintz, I listened.
Roy is a professional speaker who has been impacting crowds all over the world for over 30 years.
His dynamic and entertaining style has made him a much sought-after speaker for leaders, corporations, teams, and organizations.
He has been synonymous with “Championship Success” as a business leader, basketball coach, television analyst, and professional speaker, and his influence across diverse audiences has been evident worldwide.
I hope you’ll click the play button below to learn more about Roy and his work. For a summary, just keep scrolling.
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In today’s episode, Roy and I chat about:
- What millennials are looking for in their work environment
- We’ll break down each letter of his LEAD acronym
- How education and training helps set apart companies like Chick-fil-a and Southwest
- And lots more…
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