Learn How to Read People

Bill Acheson: Back by Incredibly Popular Demand

Last year, OVConnnect held our largest and by all accounts most popular event to date when nonverbal communication expert Bill Acheson spoke to our group about how to interpret body language to more effectively read people in professional and social situations.  During his one-hour presentation, we laughed a lot and learned even more.

Through his incredible graciousness, Bill's agreed to come back down to speak to OVConnect again.  Building on what you learned last year, Bill will have new material and insights to present to the group.

Learn how to read the body language of the persons sitting across from you.  What does it mean if your date  has her or his feet pointing inward?  Are your chances good for a sale if (and how) the prospective client folds his or her arms?  Should you take ntoes in a business meeting?

If you saw him last year, you won't want to miss this year's event.  In fact, you've probably signed up and paid without reading anything beyond "Bill Acheson."  If you didn't have the good fortune of seeing him and need some convincing, go ahead and check out the videos on his Web site.

Seriously, this guy's for real.  He's spoken all over the world to Fortune 500 companies and even developed custom programs for sales teams for major global organizations.  So why's he making time for us?  Either he's an incredibly nice guy who loves the area (both true - he teaches at Pitt) or one of our board members has some incriminating photos of him.

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The cost is just $15 for paid OVConnect members, $20 for non-members, or $125 for a reserved table of 8.  Heavy hors d'oeuvres and soft drinks included plus a cash bar.  If you knew what companies paid him to speak to them, you'd try to make yourself twins just so you could double up on the great price to see him here.

To reserver your seat, please mark down a 'yes' here on this evite and then go to our site to pay online.

We cannot recommend this event highly enough!

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