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About the Author
Rick Weaver's life pathway started in Florida sharing a single room with his mother and
sister. He bagan learning lessons in these meager surroundings that would influence his
leadership style.
His career began in retail soon after the family moved to New England. Starting as a stock
clerk Rick would eventually become the Director of Vendor Development at Kmart
Corporation, which at that time was America's largest discounter. He left his retail career
in 2002 and founded Max Impact Corporation, a strategy and leadership development
company.
Throughout his career he has worked with hundreds of companies and thousands of
individuals. He has experienced many events with a powerful impact upon his life.
sister. He bagan learning lessons in these meager surroundings that would influence his
leadership style.
His career began in retail soon after the family moved to New England. Starting as a stock
clerk Rick would eventually become the Director of Vendor Development at Kmart
Corporation, which at that time was America's largest discounter. He left his retail career
in 2002 and founded Max Impact Corporation, a strategy and leadership development
company.
Throughout his career he has worked with hundreds of companies and thousands of
individuals. He has experienced many events with a powerful impact upon his life.
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His first book, Life's Leadership Lessons, is a thought-provoking look at these people, events, and things that has
had a profound impact on his life and leadership abilities.
In addition to the book Rick has over 100 published articles including, You're Not Running a Vineyard . . . so stop
your whining, Are You Tired of Hiring Other People's Rejects, Changing Strategy without Losing Your Customers,
Preventing Employee Wipeouts, The Myth of under Capitalization, Why We Have so Many Problem People in the
Workplace, and The Cultural Customer Service Imperative.
Rick is also a popular speaker at conferences, seminars, and workshops. His speaking career has allowed him to
visit 43 states and five countries.
Rick's e-mail address is: rick@getmaximpact.com
had a profound impact on his life and leadership abilities.
In addition to the book Rick has over 100 published articles including, You're Not Running a Vineyard . . . so stop
your whining, Are You Tired of Hiring Other People's Rejects, Changing Strategy without Losing Your Customers,
Preventing Employee Wipeouts, The Myth of under Capitalization, Why We Have so Many Problem People in the
Workplace, and The Cultural Customer Service Imperative.
Rick is also a popular speaker at conferences, seminars, and workshops. His speaking career has allowed him to
visit 43 states and five countries.
Rick's e-mail address is: rick@getmaximpact.com