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+352 – 27 32 44 86 +352 – 27 32 44 86 +352 – 27 32 44 86 +352 – 27 32 44 86 +352 – 27 32 44 86 +352 – 27 32 44 86 Printed from: http://inspiring-speaker.com/speakers/wal ter-bond-speaker/ Speaker's Profile Walter Bond - Speaker Full name Walter Bond - Speaker Known for his fearless motivation Topics Influencing Without Authority, Leadership & Motivation, Peak Performance, Sales, Servant Leadership, Service, Team Work Language English Fee range Fee on request Walter Bond is an American former professional basketball player and former NBA player. Walter is now a motivational speaker, booking over 100 speaking appearances every year in the United States and internationally. His mastery in two different global industries has made him an authority on peak performance. Walter has delivered his entertaining and dynamic message to companies and associations throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Europe. Walter’s passion for personal development has been anchored by his professional basketball career. Although a reserve throughout his college basketball career at the University of Minnesota, Bond miraculously enjoyed an eight year career while spending time as a shooting guard for teams such as the Dallas Mavericks, Utah Jazz and Detroit Pistons. This is where he learned peak performance truths that he has also applied to a wildly successful speaking career. Inspiring Speaker - page 1 Walter Bond guarantees your audience will recall and put to action the key principles he will deliver in his motivational talk. Bond can transform your company and organization from where you are today to where you want to be tomorrow. His favorite areas of expertise as a speaker are: Motivation – No one can stop you but you , Peak Performance – Think. Execute. Dominate Teamwork – Winning teams Sales – The Bond Selling System Servant Leadership – Enrich lives, build a better organization and create a more caring world. photos: Inspiring Speaker - page 2 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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