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George Myers has a
proven track record developing and
implementing business strategies in
the technology and financial
services sectors. He is the creator
of Strategic Articulation and the
Strategy & Execution Assessment
Model, proprietary strategic
marketing programs, which are used
by firms to determine their optimal
path forward to drive sustainable
growth.
He has twenty years experience
managing technology and software
firms. During his corporate career
George managed hundreds of
employees, multiple P&Ls, and dozens
of products and services, generating
over $125 million in recurring
revenue for a S&P 500 global
software and services firm. He
conceived and developed several
successful products, sold
multi-million dollar systems, and
managed sales, marketing,
acquisitions, product management and
strategic planning functions at the
division level.
As an entrepreneur, George is the
founder of a software services firm
in addition to his business
consulting practice.
George has worked with customers and
business partners ranging in size
from small startup firms to the
largest multi-national institutions. |
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EDUCATION
Master of Business
Administration
(1982-1985, national business honor
society)
University of Alabama at Birmingham,
Birmingham, Alabama
Master of Science
(Administration and Planning,
1979-1981)
University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
Tennessee
Bachelor of Science (1974-1977)
Middle Tennessee State University,
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
PUBLICATIONS
1998: American
Bankers Association’s Trust &
Investments magazine: "Seven
Initiatives for the Financial
Services Industry"
1997: American
Bankers Association’s Trust &
Investments magazine: "A Panoramic
View of Technology Trends
Influencing the Financial Services
Industry”
1996: Journal of
Direct Marketing: "Fundraising vs.
Contributor Prospecting Tradeoffs: A
Linear Programming Analysis" with
Dr. Robert E. Stanford and Dr.
Warren S. Martin
SERVICE
- Board of
Trustee member and Alumni
Council Vice President, St.
Andrews-Sewanee School
- Mentor for
Entrepreneur Accelerator Program
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