Andy Gateriewictz

Andy Gateriewictz

  • Tampa FL

Author | Speaker | Sales Communication Expert

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Biography

Andrew is a sought-after speaker and thought-leader in kinesics and micro-expression interpretation with 37 years of sales training and consulting experience. With proven techniques and cutting-edge research that transcend industry lines, he has led thousands of keynote addresses and seminars for managers of Fortune 500 companies such as AT&T, Bank of America, IBM, Radio Disney and Lucent Technologies.

Industry Expertise

Business Services
Management Consulting
Advertising/Marketing
Corporate Leadership
Professional Training and Coaching
Training and Development
Talent Management
Corporate Training
Retail
Alternative Dispute Resolution

Areas of Expertise

Overcoming Objections and Adapting to Change
Executive Leadership and Negotiations & Agreement
Selling By Proxy and Universal Customer Service

Accomplishments

Harold Hammerman Award

2008-05-01

Excellence in Education

Education

Georgetown University

Bachelor of Science

Business Management / Sales & Marketing

1964

Affiliations

  • Society of Human Resource Professionals
  • National Association of the Remodeling Industry
  • American Marketing Association
  • International Association of Business Communicators

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Testimonials

Director

Wharton Small Business Development

Andy is engaging and memorable – he gives you food-for-thought and communication tips that you can use immediately.

CEO

Sabre Systems

This is a ‘must-attend’ for... senior executives, marketing, sales or anyone looking to boost the effectiveness of their sales presentations.

Owner

GN Associates

Andy is a dynamic energetic speaker and a very creative thinker who capably translates concepts and ideas into exciting realities. Andy truly is all about helping others.

Event Appearances

Guest Lecturer

Philadelphia 100 Senior Executive  Wharton School of Business

2010-01-01

30-City Tour

Avaya Telecommunications Business Partners  Across the United States

2008-01-01

Sample Talks

Reduce the 55-Hour Work Week

Based on his recently published book, The Unnished Work Week,
Andrew brings new research to the forefront on the brain’s memory
capacity and its impact in the workplace today. As employers have
constrained employees by reducing headcount and expecting better
results, the 40-hour work week of the past has now climbed to an
average of 55 hours. The problem? Along with the increased time and
expectations, we easily fall victim to information-overload and become
less productive.
Research shows that

Style

Availability

  • Keynote
  • Moderator
  • Panelist
  • Workshop Leader
  • Host/MC
  • Author Appearance
  • Corporate Training

Fees

$3500 to $10000*Will consider certain engagements for no fee