(St. Louis, MO)  Business expert, Dr. Drew Stevens provides cures for new chiropractors just starting a new practice. One of the most important concepts for entrepreneur business survival is having an articulate strategy that provides the vision and mission for organizational success.  Tuesday June 23^rd, Dr. Stevens will be visiting Logan College to give a seminar to upcoming chiropractors to present them with successful practice management strategies.

Dr. Drew will be speaking about the three strategic pillars for any successful chiropractor.  According to Dr. Stevens, the most important of these pillars is customer service, because in an age when competitive differentiation is required; customer service is vital to organizational success.

“I am honored to be asked by Logan College to come and speak to their future generation.  A point of expression is that chiropractors, like many other business owners need to be marketers.”  Dr. Drew states, “My emphasis will be on the three pillars of success; sales, marketing and customer service.”

Stevens Consulting Group is an international consulting organization specializing in business growth.  Dr. Stevens is a business growth and selling specialist having served over 60,000 professionals around the globe.

For more information on Stevens Consulting Group, visit www.stevensconsutinggroup.com or call Saisha Judd at 281-546-5094/877-391-6821.

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