ActionCOACH Canadian Team Increases Profits for Businesses by 122%

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 16, 2012 -- Memphis, TN- At the 2012 Americas Business Excellence Forum held in Memphis Tennessee this past weekend, ActionCoach recognized some of the best small businesses in the world that have taken their companies and teams to new levels of success. Canadian ActionCOACH ML Greg Kopchuk also handed out awards to members of his team for working so hard with their clients.

“In Canada, our business coaches prove time and time again that if you want to have a business that succeeds, having a business coach is the best way to get there. Based on our client results in 2011 the average client had an increase in profits of 122% over 14 months and 700% over 3 years. Our stats show that with 97% of the businesses we coach are still around 10 years later - as compared to 80% of those without coaches that close their doors. This was my chance to honour our best of the best and great work they’ve done,” says Master Licensee Greg Kopchuk.
Award winners for 2012 included Coach of the Year Awards for Kyle Oberndorf, who runs his office in B.C, Greg Forzani of Alberta, Terry Lussier for Ontario and the Canadian Coach of the Year award went to Grant Mellow of Ottawa.
“Since 2006 when I became the Master Licensee of the Canadian team I have seen nothing but great accomplishments both for the businesses we work with, and for the coaches who devote their lives to building a stronger economy for small business across Canada. The recipients of these awards deserve all the accolades they receive,” said Kopchuk.

The 2012 Americas Business Excellence Forum was held on January 13 and 14 to celebrate and recognize small and medium-sized businesses and their coaches across North and South America.
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