In this installment we discuss 2 recognized “experts” in the field of writing and/or
reviewing business plans. With the
official launch of the network right around the corner, we felt that it may be
beneficial for both us as well as our clients.
The first individual we discuss is (author and teacher) Tim
Berry. And secondly is David V.
Lorenzo the self proclaimed “Rainmaker Lawyer”.
Berry, an established public speaker and recognized entrepreneur, he has
been teaching collegiately (at the University of Oregon) for well
over decade. According to his
self-titled website TimBradly.com, he is also noted as: “founder and chairman of Palo Alto Software and bplans.com, co-founder of Borland International, author
of books and software on business
planning, Stanford MBA, father of five, married 42 years” (Berry, 2012). Tim has been able
gain and (steadily) maintains the title of “expert”, by consistently blogging,
creating (and distributing) self-promotional material and hosting private
seminars (for higher). This one is
aspect that he shares with our other expert David Lorenzo.
Mr. Lorenzo (a lawyer consultant by title) is also reputable
resource. While he does provide a few
philanthropically recognized services (by way of a free email tutorial of his
program “How Smart Lawyers Make a Great Living
AND Get Home for Dinner On Time EVERY NIGHT”!).
He ultimately aims to protect his greatest assets as well as yours. Prior to obtaining his assistance, he insists
that all potential clients should take heed to these potential conflicts.
· Dave Lorenzo is blunt, straightforward and may NOT tell you
what you want to hear.
·
Dave respects your
most valuable asset - your time.
· You get what you pay for - beware
of free advice.
·
Dave doesn’t Work
with Just Anybody.
· Your competition may already be
working with Dave.
David offers one last piece of information for anyone looking to speak
with him one on one. “If you
would like to speak with Dave and you are not a client, you will be asked to
pay a $250 consultation fee by credit card before we schedule your call with
him…If you do not want to pay this fee, please do not call and leave a message”
(Lorenzo).
Reference:
Berry, T. (n.d.). Tim berry.
Retrieved from http://timberry.com/
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