Paul Lemberg helps small business owners become wealthy.
Since 1995, Paul has worked directly with the owners of around 150 “small businesses” from North and South America, Europe and Asia, ranging from solopreneurs and lifestyle businesses, to pre-revenue investor-backed startups, to mature businesses with tens of millions in sales. He has coached and advised them to achieve greater success, double and triple their profits, and sometimes grow their companies more than 10-fold.
He has also worked with executives from dozens of Fortune-100 companies like Cisco, Goldman Sachs, Accenture, Adobe Software, Mass Mutual, and JP Morgan/Chase.
Over the last few years, his private small-business coaching advisory clients have added more than $450 million in net profits and exit proceeds — bankable cash equivalent to several billion in extra sales — from implementing Paul’s strategies and tactics.
Paul launched his first business, a banking software company, with a partner in 1980. Starting with $3,000 of credit card debt they sold it three years later at a valuation of almost nine million dollars. He and his partners used some of the cash to start another company, this time selling to a large European bank.
After spending the next few years as market strategist for giant technology companies like HP, Dell, IBM, AT&T, and Verizon, Paul found that his passion and talent was helping other entrepreneurs become super-successful, and in 1992 coined the term “business coaching” to describe his work.
In one form or another, he’s been doing that ever since. He has developed numerous services and products for entrepreneurs, including The Growth Strategy Workshop, Lead Landslide, FormulaFIVE, Blueprints to Profits, and the new Getting Started in Business Course.
His has written three books, including Faster Than the Speed of Change, Earn Twice As Much with Half The Stress, co-authored with Tom Matzen, and his latest, the business best seller, Be Unreasonable.
On television, he has appreared on Good Morning America, CNN, Financial News Network , and dozens of national radio programs. His work has been featured in over eighty magazines and publications including the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times, as well as the worlds largest circulation newsletter, Bottom Line Personal.