Toolkit Lunch: Memory Training for Professionals

In this fun and interactive presentation, U.S. Memory Champion, Chester Santos will help you to develop your most valuable business asset: your brain! Memory is absolutely fundamental to learning, so improving one's memory can have a dramatic impact on job performance. From engineers that need to learn the newest technologies, to managers that need to give presentations and remember names, every professional can benefit from developing memory skills. During this short program, you will receive an overview of effective memory techniques for remembering names to help build better business relationships and get more out of networking. Attendees will also learn a number of memory boosting methods that will exercise their imagination and awaken their creativity. Everyone will leave this presentation with sharper minds and a solid foundation in exercises and techniques that will benefit them throughout their careers and personal lives.

Presented by: Chester Santos, Chestersantos.net

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$10 at the door helps make these possible.

Chester Santos, "The International Man of Memory", is one of the world's foremost experts on memory training. He's helped thousands of people around the world to realize the benefits of an improved memory and sharper mind, and has appeared in some of the best respected television, radio, and print media all over the world. Chester is also the 2008 USA National Memory Champion. He has spoken for executive organizations such as YPO, CEO Clubs International, and AceTech as well as for many Fortune 500 companies, and prestigious universities. Chester's presentations are a wonderfully unique blend of interactivity, entertainment, inspiration, and education. He delights audiences while helping them to develop real world skills that they can apply to achieve more success in their career and personal life. His presentations are "unforgettable" experiences that everyone will always "remember" and talk about for years to come.