Michael J. Kramer

Michael J. Kramer ’01, Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 12, 2008.

"Hello, my name is Mike Kramer, and I'm founder of WinBig.org, and I'm a very satisfied customer of Full Partner.
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Mike Kramer, Founder, WinBig.Org

Michael Kramer started his first Chicago-based business when he was only 23 years old.He built his company into a multi-million dollar success and before hitting the age of 40 sold it to a world famous, Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist.Today, Kramer is founder of the Win Big Institute, which is dedicated to transforming growth oriented businesses into highly organized, innovative, productive and profitable market-leaders.His proprietary business building system has been awarded the "Most Innovative Program of the Year" by the Chicago based Duman Center.Kramer's pioneering process was recently featured in the Chicago Tribune.Besides being a guest lecturer at the University of Chicago, Northwestern?s Kellogg School of Management and Loyola University, Kramer speaks to business audiences eager to learn his revolutionary formula for making big dreams happen.

"Six Steps to SuperGrowth: Practical strategies for building the consulting practice of your dreams" by Michael Kramer - Win Big Institute Giving MSPC Members "The Business - Round Table Group Discussions to :

"Hello, my name is Mike Kramer, and I'm founder of WinBig.org, and I'm a very satisfied customer of Full Partner.
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Hello, my name is Mike Kramer, and I'm founder of WinBig.org, and I'm a very satisfied customer of Full Partner.
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"Hello, my name is Mike Kramer, and I'm founder of WinBig.org, and I'm a very satisfied customer of Full Partner.

Michael Kramer, CEO of WinBig.org, likewise subscribes to the belief that systems and processes are the approach that small-business owners should adopt in order to leverage their time and resources.By visiting his website (www.winbig.org), you can access his free "Win Big" e-book, which provides examples of the processes he has developed in his business, WB Strategies Inc.

Kramer discovered as he observed well-run businesses that the formula underlying their success came down to systems and processes.The lack of these supports often leads to the imperceptible but debilitating drain on the small-business owner's greatest asset - time.As Kramer began to experiment in his own business, he developed the "win big formula" and now consults with major organizations.

It's common knowledge, backed up by Kramer's observations and research, that a major reason small businesses falter in the startup stage is the amount of time and energy required to get established.Many business owners sleep, eat and live in their businesses during this stage, which leads to burnout and, ultimately, ineffectiveness.

Kramer believes implementing support systems offers major benefits that affect the bottom line, as well as alleviating the pressure on the business owner."The systems made me irrelevant to my company's day-to-day operations," he says.

Michael Kramer will get you back to dreaming again. He will share with you his award-winning leadership formula that lets you take control of your business-development process and breakthrough to extraordinary success.
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Presenter: Michael Kramer - Win Big Institute

Michael Kramer started his first Chicago-based business when he was only 23 years old. He built his company into a multi-million dollar success and before hitting the age of 40 sold it to a world famous, Silicon Valley venture Capitalist.

Today, Kramer is founder of the Win Big Institute, which is dedicated to transforming growth oriented businesses into highly organized, innovative, productive and profitable market-leaders. His proprietary business building system has been awarded the "Most Innovative Program of the Year" by the Chicago based Duman Center. Kramer's pioneering process was recently featured in the Chicago Tribune .

Besides being a guest lecturer at the University of Chicago, Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management and Loyola University, Kramer speaks to business audiences eager to learn his revolutionary formula for making big dreams happen.

By Michael Kramer - Win Big Institute

Class of 2005 National AP Scholars include Brad Armstrong (Wabash), Lowell Caulder (U of Pennsylvania), Michael Kramer (U of Chicago) and Kim Roush (Georgia Tech).

Michael Kramer, CEO of WinBig.org, likewise subscribes to the belief that systems and processes are the approach that small-business owners should adopt in order to leverage their time and resources. By visiting his website (www.winbig.org), you can access his free “Win Big†e-book, which provides examples of the processes he has developed in his business, WB Strategies Inc.

Kramer discovered as he observed well-run businesses that the formula underlying their success came down to systems and processes. The lack of these supports often leads to the imperceptible but debilitating drain on the small-business owner’s greatest asset â€" time. As Kramer began to experiment in his own business, he developed the “win big formula†and now consults with major organizations.

It’s common knowledge, backed up by Kramer’s observations and research, that a major reason small businesses falter in the startup stage is the amount of time and energy required to get established. Many business owners sleep, eat and live in their businesses during this stage, which leads to burnout and, ultimately, ineffectiveness.

Kramer believes implementing support systems offers major benefits that affect the bottom line, as well as alleviating the pressure on the business owner. “The systems made me irrelevant to my company’s day-to-day operations,†he says. “I could finally take a break.