<p>Welcome to PromoTalks, the official PPAI podcast. In this episode, <em>PPB </em>Presents: The Shift In Breakthrough Thinking with our guest Simon T. Bailey, noted speaker, author, veteran hospitality executive and keynote speaker at The PPAI Expo in January. Today’s moderator is Pamela Brown-Matthis, PPAI’s professional development manager.</p>

Welcome to PromoTalks, the official PPAI podcast. In this episode, PPB Presents: The Shift In Breakthrough Thinking with our guest Simon T. Bailey, noted speaker, author, veteran hospitality executive and keynote speaker at The PPAI Expo in January. Today’s moderator is Pamela Brown-Matthis, PPAI’s professional development manager.

PPAI PromoTalks Presents: "The Shift In Breakthrough Thinking" with Simon T. Bailey

From the first known promotional product, a commemorative button used to celebrate the election of George Washington in 1789, promotional products now rank among the most reliable, effective and memorable media for marketing and advertising promotion. Today, the multi billion-dollar industry includes wearables, writing instruments, calendars, drinkware and many other items, usually imprinted with a company’s name, logo or message. PromoTalks, brought to you by industry leader, Promotional Products Association International, delivers insightful interviews and thoughtful discussions on the topics business professionals care about including the latest news, trends, issues and ideas that are top of mind in this dynamic and ever-changing marketplace. In a business that's all about relationships, it's time to get together and talk it through. Whether it's about the impact of the coronavirus on small businesses or the best ideas for self-promotions, PromoTalks will be talking your ear off (in a good way).

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PPAI PromoTalks Presents: "The Shift In Breakthrough Thinking" with Simon T. Bailey

PPAI PromoTalks Presents: "The Shift In Breakthrough Thinking" with Simon T. Bailey