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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2015 · 42 MIN

Meeting Industry Legend Dave Lutz - Founder and Managing Director of Velvet Chainsaw Consulting

from Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and Entrepreneurs · host Thom Singer

Dave Lutz is one of the best connected people in the meetings and events industry. After a 22 year career with ExpoExchange (now Experient) he launched Velvet Chainsaw Consulting. He has built a team of six amazing industry experts, and together they help clients in the association and corporate world with "annual meeting improvement".Dave believes that your network is key to success. In today's digital world he still believes the power is in face-to-face. He also knows that having the right people who bring complementary skills is how a small company will succeed. Listen to this episode as Thom Singer talks with Dave Lutz about his career, his entrepreneurial journey and his advice for others.www.velvetchainsaw.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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