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Wayne Crowsley Shows Businesses New Ways of Using the Internet

Wayne Crowsley, the revolutionary public speaker and business coach is showing businesses innovative ways to use the internet to do everything from recruiting and attracting talent, to promoting themselves with brand new social media trends. Crowsley has been creating brand new ways of thinking about business for more than fifteen years. He is a graduate of Harvard Business School and has worked in business and property development for 25 years.

Crowsley has worked for several different companies during the past twenty-five years. He has worked with internet technology giant AOL, improving the way human resources functioned and creating new and innovative methods of motivating and managing employees. As a consultant for Evercore Partners, Crowsley used the internet to improve communication between departments and revamped the entire reporting process, streamlining the prior methods that Evercore used with brand new communications technology and ideas. Crowsley also spent time consulting for several Fortune 500 companies, helping executives to improve their management skills so that they were better able to motivate and communicate with employees. Wayne Crowsley has become well known in these circles as someone who doesn’t just teach the same methods as everyone else, but who is a true innovator in the field of business.

Crowsley has given businesses a new perspective on the internet and especially social media in recent years. With the popularity of Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr continuing to grow, Crowsley has focused recently on brand new ways that businesses can use these social media platforms in ways that no one has even thought of yet, to promote brand loyalty, interact with customers, and create networking between employees. Crowsley is able to show companies how to use the internet in general and a web and social media presence combined with search engine optimization, to develop businesses to their full potential and grow at a faster rate than they ever thought possible.