Short attention span? Wired 24/7? Type and text better than you write and speak? Need immediate gratification? Not wearing a watch? Can't remember using a pay phone? Never written a thank you note using stationery and a stamp? Convinced long-term goals are for your parents? Changed jobs three times this year? Confident your future success is an entitlement?

The odds are that you were born between 1978 and 1994.

Did you know that your birthdate puts you at disadvantages in school, the job market, and the workplace out of no fault of your own? And did you know that your future success will be determined largely by qualitative rather than quantitative issues?

Let a nationally-respected management consultant and university instructor show you how to overcome the disadvantages with a qualitative, non-technical approach.

To enroll or to set up a speaking engagement for Will Graves, please contact Will Graves at 407-673-7883 or via e-mail.

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Biography of William M. Graves, Jr.

William M. Graves, Jr. is C.E.O. of Direct Marketing Group, Inc., a graduate instructor at two of Webster University's 104 campuses worldwide, and a Winter Park, Fl.-based community activist. For seven years, Graves has taught a graduate course of his own design that may well be unique nationally in its degree of emphasis on the teachings of Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. He lectures on management, marketing, preservation, philanthropic, and employment issues, and has an extensive senior management background.

Formerly, Graves ran the automotive practice worldwide for Philip Crosby Associates, Inc. and owned Graves' Quality Chrysler in the Washington, D.C. metro area where he served on the Capital Campaign Committee at Children's National Medical Center. His management efforts have attracted glowing written praise from The Washington Post, The Chrysler Times, The Fairfax Journal, Auto Age, Car Dealer Insider, Tom Peters, Philip Crosby, Lee Iacocca, and Mother Teresa.

Will Graves has had numerous feature articles published in most of the major journals in his field, has written hundreds of op-ed pieces and self-improvement newspaper columns, addressed corporate, high school, college, national trade association, and satellite television audiences, and is creator of Customer Satisfaction Visits ® (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.).

Graves graduated from Rye Country Day School and received B.A. and M.B.A. degrees from Rollins College where he was an Algernon Sydney Sullivan Scholar and president of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. He updated his teaching and consulting skills in an Executive Program at Columbia University. Will Graves is past Vice Moderator of the Humana Hospital Brandon Board of Trustees, past member of the Finance and Membership Committees at the Merchants Association of Florida, past Co-Chairman of Lisa Merlin House, past member of the Ambassador Council at the Citrus Club in Orlando, past member of the Children of the American Revolution, creator of Friends of Cypress Gardens and Friends of Winter Park, and a member of the Electrolux Management Hall of Fame. Graves is a member of the Palm Beach Round Table, the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach, the Flagler Museum, the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, the Morse Museum of American Art, the Winter Park Historical Association, the Friends of the Winter Park Public Library, the National Trust For Historic Preservation, 1000 Friends of Florida, and a lifetime member of the J.D. Power SuperDealer Roundtable. He was elected to two terms on the Chrysler Dealer Council.

Most recently, Will Graves contributed to Pat Williams' book entitled Souls of Steel: How to Build Character in Ourselves and Our Kids to be released in February, 2008.