Larry Stevens - What are the three things you really need to communicate?
2021/06/22
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Do you want to see people grabbing their pens when you open your mouth, then you've got to learn the rule of three.

Join me as I chat with Larry Stevens, my former leader and an all around interesting and great person as he imparts some of the incredible knowledge of his career and two books.

J. Larry Stevens, a retired partner at the international accounting firm, PwC is Executive-in-Residence and Visiting Professor at Kennesaw State University's Coles College of Business where, as a member of the School of Accountancy faculty, he teaches courses in mergers and acquisitions and accounting. He is the author of Riding in elevators backwards and Curiosity Made the Cat and Other Myths. Also a really interesting fact to me, is that Larry hired me onto his team many years ago back at PwC, so I can attest that the stories he tells are actually true. Let’s dive into the conversation.

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Do you want to see people grabbing their pens when you open your mouth, then you've got to learn the rule of three.

Join me as I chat with Larry Stevens, my former leader and an all around interesting and great person as he imparts some of the incredible knowledge of his career and two books.

J. Larry Stevens, a retired partner at the international accounting firm, PwC is Executive-in-Residence and Visiting Professor at Kennesaw State University's Coles College of Business where, as a member of the School of Accountancy faculty, he teaches courses in mergers and acquisitions and accounting. He is the author of Riding in elevators backwards and Curiosity Made the Cat and Other Myths. Also a really interesting fact to me, is that Larry hired me onto his team many years ago back at PwC, so I can attest that the stories he tells are actually true. Let’s dive into the conversation.

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