Sara Lingafelter

Climber, writer, lawyer, and miscellaneous other

February 10, 2011 • 1:37 pm

#InfluenceMe is live on Vimeo

My presentation from Outdoor Retailer is now live on Vimeo, in case you missed it!

About the preso:  Based on my own experience as an “Influencer” in the sports and outdoor market, and including research and responses from over 300 survey respondents about what inspires and influences their outdoor activities, this 50-minute presentation takes a deeper look at people who exhibit influential behavior and what makes them tick.

And I think some of the content will surprise you.

Enjoy, and I look forward to your comments!

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