Tim Sanders, Weaving the human touch into the business world

About Tim Sanders

Tim Sanders is master at weaving the human touch into the business world. Sanders is an author of 3 books, his first book, Love Is The Killer App: How To Win Business and Influence Friends, was a New York Times and international best seller. It explored the power of business relationships, and how to build them. Tim's second book, The Likeability Factor was also a best seller and focused on the concept of emotional talent. It was the basis for PBS television program, produced by leading affiliate WQED Pittsburgh. Tim explores the measurable aspects of likeability, including levels of friendliness, relevance, empathy, and realness. Tim's latest book is Saving The World At Work. The premise of the book is simple: In this new socially conscious day and age, you can make a difference as you make a dollar. The book is scheduled to be released on September 16th this year. With this book Tim Sanders is on a mission: to get your audience excited about participating in social responsibility, sustainability and employee development projects.

Currently advising business and public leaders on next-generation strategies, Tim is one of the most eloquent and poignant speakers on the conference and seminar circuit. He is also the CEO of Deeper Media Incorporated, which produces business advice content. Tim has deep experience in cutting-edge businesses, most recently a senior level executive at Yahoo!, serving as Yahoo!.s Leadership Coach and prior to that as Chief Solutions Officer, where he oversaw next-generation marketing programs to world class brands. Prior to his senior positions at Yahoo!, Tim created and led the Yahoo! ValueLab, an in-house 'think tank' which delivered value-added propositions to prospective and current Yahoo! clients.

Tim attended Loyola Marymount University as an undergraduate and the University of Arizona for graduate work. He worked in the early cellular phone industry in the 1980s and produced content for cable television in the 1990s until going to work for broadcast.com in 1996. Tim Sanders website is full of valuable resources we recommend our readers to visit his website page at http://www.timsanders.com/downloads/print.html for many great articles written by him. Also catch Tim Sanders on youTube form here http://www.youtube.com/gonzobiz.