Jim Mathis Company Profile
Jim Mathis is the Reinvention Strategist and Chief Irritation Officer of Reinvention Nationâ„¢, a community dedicated to everything reinvention in a new and different economy.
He is an international Certified Speaking Professional, author and founder of The Mathis Group, a Southeastern-based consultant group providing products and services that drive market leadership.
Mathis works across industry lines using common-sense approaches to solving the challenges that companies and organizations face in the new world of work. His delivery style has you laughing one minute, writing down a thought the next and thinking your way out of the room. He is both humorous and provocative. His style is anything but dull and boring!
News from Jim Mathis:
New Book for Business Leaders Gives Much Needed Advice on Reinvention Strategies for a Changing Economy
Reinvention Made Easy: Change Your Strategy, Change Your Results, by Jim Mathis, CSP NEW YORK, Aug., 16, 2011 — The US stock market is on a rollercoaster ride from economic events that are out of control, and so are the stomachs of America's business leaders. Reinvention Expert Jim Mathis, CSP, isn't surprised. "We've got to […]
New Business Book to Help Leaders Adapt to New Reality
Reinvent Yourself: The Simple Steps To Dominate Your Market NEW YORK, April 14, 2011 — Morgan James Publishing will release the third book authored by Atlanta, Georgia's highly sought business speaker, Jim Mathis. The three-time author is famous for saying, "The Economy Isn't Down, It's Different." Reinvent Yourself is about how to adjust successfully to […]
New Book for Business Leaders Provides Simple Steps on How to Reinvent Your Company, Your Culture, and Your Brand to Succeed in a World of Higher Expectations and Dominate Your Market
NEW YORK, March 3, 2011 — In 2008 people were just beginning to feel the effects of the worst recession to hit the world since the Great Depression. Jim Mathis, President of The Mathis Group, found himself like a lot of other people, reeling in disbelief as their incomes either shrunk or disappeared. The recession […]
