You Can Change Your Life By Changing Your Clothes!







Greg Chapman, professional speaker and merchant tailor with 50 years of experience speaking to groups about the importance of "Dressing for Success". Greg spoke at the Entrepreneur's Organization's Mini-University event to an overwhelmingly positive response ( his friend Tom Garrett mentioned that his message is invaluable to entrepreneurs and that Greg is one of the most highly-rated speakers they've had). He was hoping to have the opportunity to speak to your group here in L.A> sometime in the near future as well. Almost everyone who attends Greg's talks say they've learned more about personal appearance and its effect on success in 30 minutes than they have learned their entire lives.

In around a half hour Greg will explain his"Seven Elements of Dressing for Success" and inspire his audience with incredible stories, including those of some his famous clients illustrating the magic of "Dressing for Success" and will illustrate that positive outcomes are determined more by how other people see us than simply by what we say. While we have no control over many factors that determine our ability to succeed, we do have control over how we choose to brand ourselves through the way we dress and the responses we get as a result.

Over the past 50 years Greg has made more than 100 million dollars worth of custom clothing for an elite group of clients, including some of the wealthiest and most famous people in the world, all of whom recognize how projecting a carefully crafted successful image can accelerate their personal success.

For an entertaining, educational , eye-opening view of how a person's clothing can change their destiny, please call to discuss having Greg make a presentation to the Entrepreneur's Organization here in L.A. Thank you very much for your consideration, and please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions you might have.


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