February 28, 2012 (Powerhomebiz.com) According to Rhiannon Rees, ‘A passionate businessperson not just runs a business successfully, but he or she has the courage to take it to the next level.’ She was a finalist in the “Abundance coach” category, also a finalist in the “master coach” category and she won the “Brand coach” award – she proved herself one more time.
Recognized as the premier awards competition for small businesses in the world, the Business Excellence Awards honors those business owners and their companies who have taken their organizations, teams and results to ”the next level” of success.
Rhiannon Rees says, “It was so awesome to have both my clients Charmian Campbell and John Benfield win awards for greatest revenue increase in their respective businesses. I am also deeply moved and honored to be nominated for three categories myself and then to win this puppy… Coaches choice – Brand coach. Thank you thankyou thankyou!!”
Rhiannon’s client John Benfield from Kwik Kopy won the “Fastest turnaround” company at the Business Excellence Forum – with a growth rate of 30% in an industry where the average growth rate has been -8%.
Her other client Charmian Campbell won “most improved” coach with an action man award with an increase in business of 69% over 4 months.
For further information or to discuss/reserve coaching sessions, visit Rhiannon’s website: www.lovelivingthedream.com or email her at yourlife@lovelivingthedream.com or Rhiannonrees@actioncoach.com
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Hand shaking is not the point I think. These days, in a gbloal world we ahve to realize there are cultures tht do not shake hands. AND I meet more and more people these days that just prefer NOT to- me included. Have I had a man make the assumption that I am not the head honcho ? Absolutely. BUT I have had more WOMEN stereotype me before they talk to me. More WOMEN call me a BITCH. More WOMEN not wanting to do business with me, because they don’t like me. MORE women back stab me. more WOMEN demean me because of my success.So what have I learned? Be bigger then they are, brighter, wow them. Make them later wonder who was that woman? Demonstrate to them my value. Hold my character, and never stoop to their level. I’d never stereotype a whole group of people like this post does. My friends and family include these guys you group together in this post. I wonder how they would feel reading this knowing they have huge respect for women and especially strong women in powerful roles.