Craig Harrison

Craig Harrison is an instructor with the University of California at Santa Cruz Extension's Business department, has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal (8/11/98), cited in Business Week (7/02) and Bottom Line/Personal (11/02), interviewed by BBC radio live (6/8/04), quoted by the Orange County Register (4/03),  The Financial Times (6/02), Playgirl (9/99), Selling Power magazine (6/03), interviewed by 60 Minutes (5/00), fielded questions on K-101 FM (1/99) and his columns have run repeatedly in the San Francisco Chronicle and San Francisco Examiner.

Craig's articles and columns on sales and service, leadership and communication have appeared in Transaction World, Executive Excellence, Sales & Marketing Excellence, Support World, Customer Service Newsletter, The California Job Journal, The Professional Caterer and over twenty times in The Toastmaster,and you've read about his Elevator Speech booklet in the San Francisco Chronicle.  He's even bee an online expert for CloudWise.com and match.com. It's time you hear him speak!

Craig Harrison combines humor, wisdom and common sense to help you communicate with confidence and clarity. Let him help you experience the sweet taste of success.

Craig's Philosophy:-

The skilled and confident communicator opens doors, builds new relationships, serves others effectively and enhances one's own leadership.

Background:-

As a manager, consultant, publisher and curriculum developer in Silicon Valley Craig developed his digital dexterity, helping the technical world train and communicate more effectively. His work with a database company, publishing houses and a consulting firm also helped Craig develop his strong customer service orientation

As a director of communications with the non-profit Pros for Kids, Craig coached with Olympians and Hall of Fame athletes, helping young people enhance their self esteem, become confident communicators and steer clear of drugs.

As a youth basketball coach Craig has led teams domestically and internationally for non-profit organizations such as Sports for Understanding, Maccabi Youth Sports Programs,and Oakland's Head-Royce H.S.and College Preparatory H.S. educational institutions.