Bob Goshen, a former U.S. spy turned global business guru, specializes in showing audiences how to develop leaders and create a leadership culture that gets things done. He entertains while motivating all audience members to reach their highest level of achievement—whatever their role.Bob Goshen was trained to be a spy under the leadership of the NSA—the

1spy organization in the world. He was given the highest military security clearances available and spent years as a U.S. spy overseas. As a spy, he intercepted sensitive communications, learned how to deal with people all over the world, developed powerful leadership abilities, and honed his ability to deal with conflict, difficulty, and change.

Bob Goshen assimilated what he learned as a spy; and over the years, he used what he learned to become a global business guru . Today, he is a highly sought after motivational, leadership, and keynote speaker who entertains his audiences while sharing stories and teaching the attitudes and concepts that can help them be more successful.

What Has Bob Done Since Leaving His Work as a Spy?

Coca-Cola, owner of the

1 trade name in the world, could have used any speaker and leadership strategist in the world. They selected Bob Goshen to create and globally lead their team to execute their most successful campaign ever—the Partners in Education Initiative.

In 1985 after Bob’s business became

1 in its niche market, he sold it to a division of a Fortune 100 company. At the time, Bob directed and managed 35,000 people whose responsibilities ranged from management, to fulfillment, to distribution, to client management and customer service.

Zig Ziglar, the

1 motivational speaker of all time, called Bob Goshen “a top performer who will deliver even more than he promises.”

Bob Goshen has shared the stage with some of the

1 speakers in the world: Ronald Reagan, Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz, Zig Ziglar, and Norman Vincent Peale, author of The Power of Positive Thinking.

Bob is a

1 speaker. Since 1975 he has delivered over 3,500 presentations to audiences in 35 countries all over the world.

Bob Leads Today: He’s Still Walking the Talk.

Today Bob Goshen leads the

1 U.S. business unit for a multi-billion-dollar privately owned corporation—he’s responsible for 120,000 people globally.

For the last 30 years, as a successful business and organizational leader, Bob Goshen has owned and led organizations as large as 200,000 people domestically and globally dispersed.

Bob Makes Learning Fun:

 Today, Bob is

1 when it comes to leadership development, duplicating leaders in your organization, and energizing your employees to achieve greater levels of performance. That’s what he’s been doing for decades, and he’s still doing it today.