We are happy to announce that the High Performance People Group of Melbourne, Australia are now offering the Extreme Presentation workshop in Australia and Asia. Justin O'Brien, founder and President of the group, came to Washington DC in December for his advanced training in the Extreme Presentation method, and is now certified to deliver the Extreme Presentation workshop. Justin blogs here.
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January 25, 2010
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