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About Mac Anderson
Mac Anderson is the founder and a former CEO of Simple Truths and Successories, Inc., a hugely successful company specialized in designing and marketing products for motivation and recognition. The company is the market leader in its field, and it makes self-improvement and motivational items, such as computer and desk accessories, books, coffee mugs, framed desk and wall décor, pens, greeting cards and awards.
The products are sold thorough catalogs, a web site and 31 retail stores in Florida, Indiana, North Carolina, and Texas. Since 1990, among the buyers of Successories products there are a number of Fortune 500 firms, mid-size and small companies, athletic organizations, entrepreneurs and schools.
Simple Truths and Successories Inc. is not the first success story for MacAnderson. He founded McCord Travel, a company that quickly became the largest travel company in the Midwest. As a part owner and responsible for sales and marketing, he was also involved in Orval Kent Food Company, the largest manufacturer of prepared salads in the country.
Mac Anderson authored and co-authored twelve books, selling more than 3 million copies. The most important titles include 212°...The Extra Degree, Charging the Human Battery, Customer Love, You Can't Send a Duck to Eagle School, The Best of Success, Learning to Dance in the Rain, Motivational Quotes, The Nature of Success, Change is Good...You Go First, The Power of Attitude, What's the Big Idea?, and The Essence of Leadership.
Mac Anderson’s accomplishments in a number of different business fields are a proof of his talent and leaderships skills. Today he is also a successful keynote speaker who speaks on topics such as team building, leadership and motivation. He has two different topics: 212° - The One Extra Degree, based on the book that was sold 1,000,000 copies. The other topic is Charging the Human Battery...The Keys to Motivating Yourself. Packed with humorous and provoking insights, Mac Anderson will make audience laugh, cry, and most importantly: think.
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