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Griffin Hill adds Mental Strength Coach to Team

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September 07, 2010

Orem, Utah September 7th, 2010

Griffin Hill is happy to announce the recent hiring of Dr. Craig Manning as its new Mental Strength Coach. Dr. Manning has a successful history of working with business leaders, families, athletes, and sports teams to help them develop the winning habits that produce break away high performance.

Prior to Griffin Hill Dr. Manning coached the BYU Women’s tennis team. In ten years as coach, the BYU women’s tennis team won four Mountain West Conference titles. Dr. Manning has been honored with the MWC Coach of the Year award three times and also received the NCAA regional coach of the year award in 2005. Dr. Manning has also advised professional athletes in Baseball, Tennis, Track and Field, and Dance. He has also consulted with the U.S. Olympic Ski Team. Most recently Dr. Manning consulted Jeret “Speedy” Peterson to help him win the silver medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

At Griffin Hill Dr. Manning’s talents will be focused on Mental Strength Conditioning. Based on the premise that strengthening a person’s character can positively and measurably improve productivity and performance in other areas of life—in careers, in relationships, in personal health and wellbeing—Mental Strength Conditioning from Griffin Hill will help participants become top performers and demonstrate greater value to their organizations.

About Griffin Hill

Griffin Hill is a professional sales consultancy that dramatically improves human and organizational performance. Businesses, organizations and teams rely on the proven, scientific methods of company founder, Dr. Scott Baird and sports performance consultant, Dr. Craig Manning, to achieve rapid, sustainable revenue growth, shortened sales cycles and consistently higher performance. Customers begin with an initial Bootcamp to learn Griffin Hill’s proprietary Performance Platform™ of processes, plays, metrics and coaching. Customers then receive ongoing weekly coaching to assure those skills are mastered. Since 1980, hundreds of clients have come to trust Griffin Hill to help them achieve extraordinary results. Visit www.griffinhillconsulting.com.

Contact:
Mark Rosander
Griffin Hill Consulting
801-225-7000
MRosander@griffinhillconsulting.com

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