Small Business Marketing Coach

 

Jeff Paro is a marketing and digital technology coach.  He is the owner of Sticky Marketing Systems and a Duct Tape Marketing Coach. 

He has 15 years of sales and marketing experience both, in corporate America, where he worked for a fortune 100  company as well as an entrepreneur where he owned, ran and sold two small businesses. 

In addition, he was a top speaker and peak performance strategist for the famed success coach Anthony Robbins.  Jeff has ran training workshops and given presentations for over 500 companies including many of the top fortune 500 companies. 

Jeff has worked for and with many top industry experts like Anthony Robbins, Chet Holmes, Roberto Monaco, Steven Marshall, Dan Lier, Gene McNaughton and many others.  
 
He holds a B.A. in Finance as well as one in Entrepreneurship from The University of Arizona. 

Download his free report “7 Steps to Marketing Success” www.stickymarketingsystems.com

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