James Smith has one of the
most advanced corporate stress solutions and customer service
training programs in today's
marketplace.
His years of experience and comprehensively researched
knowledge database give the client elevated decision-making tools
to achieve advanced sales and services. He furnishes his clients
with competitive changes, and James is known for his sincere
delivery of his knowledge.
By teaching stress identification and resolutions, and common-sense customer service, James helps businesses reach new heights in profitability.
James teaches professionals to be more professional with techniques for making businesses more successful.
James' training, while resourceful, is aggressive and intense. But he relaxes and makes it FUN. Importantly, he teaches you to be the best in your field.
Client Testimonial: "Your Keynote presentation The Creativity of Stress with Visual Impairments, discussing the distress vision loss has on the mind and eyes from both psychological studies and personal experiences, certainly touched and moved our diverse audience which included doctors of ophthalmology, optometry, low vision therapists, occupational therapists and vision research scientists. Your message, in this regard, was most important and inspirational."--Michael Epp, Director, Envision Conference 2008, Continuing Education (click here to view a facsimile copy of the testimonial letter)
Click here to listen to Envision '08 Conference Highlights (mp3 audio) from James Smith.
Click here to listen to sound bites of James singing Musical Theatre selections (mp3 audio) for Conference Entertainment. Smith Speaks, and Smith Sings.
Click here
to listen to an excerpt (mp3 audio) of first tenor James Smith in the
National Memorial Day Choral Festival Singers and Orchestra (click to view photo)
performing Randall Thompson's Testament of Freedom at the
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC, Sunday 25 May 2008.
Concert attendees included:
- Kirsten Haglund, Miss America 2008 (click to view photo) (former Miss Michigan)
- Mickey Rooney (click to view photo), here honored by the United States Army for his service to our country during World War II.
Click here to listen to James sing the National Anthem for the Birmingham Barons baseball team on April 18, 2008.