ABOUT RON SHAPIRO

Ron Shapiro is an Expert Negotiator, Sports Agent, Attorney, Educator, Civic Leader, and Best-Selling Author. He is one of the nation’s leading authorities on negotiation and the founder and chairman of the Shapiro Negotiations Institute. Shapiro has negotiated the contracts of more Hall of Famers than any other agent/attorney, including Brooks Robinson, Jim Palmer, Cal Ripken, Jr., Kirby Puckett and Eddie Murray. In addition to his latest book, Perfecting Your Pitch, he has written numerous bestsellers, including The Power of Nice, Bullies, Tyrants & Impossible People, and Dare to Prepare.

Perfecting Your Pitch by Finding Words that Work

by: Ron Shapiro

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Here’s a simple, systematic approach to empower people from all walks of life with the tools to perfect their pitch.

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