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EPISODE · May 29, 2024 · 57 MIN

Episode 280: Amy Siegfried, CEO and Co-Founder of Last Night's Game: Connection > Correction: Why Connection is a Skill Every Elite Leader MUST Develop

from Sales Leadership Podcast · host Rob Jeppsen

Amy Siegfried is the CEO and Co-Founder of Last Night’s Game. Amy and her team help millions of people worldwide build confidence, learn to develop connection and create meaningful collaborations. And the way she does it is really unique and really applicable to every single listener of this show: learning to use small talk as a way of creating impact and interest. Today she joins the show and shares a 4 part framework on how every leader can connect. And in a world where everyone communicates but few actually connect, this episode is something that can help you create impact immediately. You can connect with Amy on LinkedIn here. You can check out Amy’s Podcast here. You can learn more about Amy and her Resources here. You can check out Amy’s insights on her YouTube channel here. For video excerpts of this and other episodes of the Sales Leadership Podcast, check out Sales Leadership United Here.

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