Dr. Ryan T. Sauers
Dr. Ryan T. Sauers is a nationally recognized expert in leadership, communication, and marketing, with more than 30 years of experience in the printing, graphic communications, and visual media industries. A former print company executive turned consultant, he helps organizations nationwide strengthen leadership, improve communication, and elevate sales and marketing performance.
Ryan is President of End Resultz Media and Sauers Consulting Strategies. He is also Publisher of the Our Town family of magazines. Ryan teaches leadership, communication, and marketing to graduate and undergraduate students and hosts several leadership- and marketing-focused radio, TV, and podcast shows. He holds a Doctorate in Leadership and certifications in MBTI, DiSC, Emotional Intelligence, and is a Certified Marketing Executive. He is the author of the books Would You Buy from You? and Everyone Is in Sales and is currently developing his next leadership book.
Leadership blind spots don’t show up on dashboards, they show up in silence. The most effective leaders learn to recognize it.
In this short video, Ryan reminds viewers of the importance of growing their sales. There are only TWO ways to grow your sales volume.
In this short #RyansRemarks Video, Ryan explains that there are only TWO, yes TWO, ways to grow your sales volume.
Ryan Sauers explains that we must think through the “SHALT” rule before communicating — “Sad, Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired.”
In this short Ryan's Remarks Video, he explains his take on what the word PIVOT means. He describes it in acronym form to think about it in a deeper manner.
In this short Ryan’s Remarks Video, Ryan explains that in this new world … your brand is the difference.
In this short video, Ryan Sauers explains a three-part leadership strategy to help you determine where you are going.
Life is about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. This applies to every one of us in 2020 and beyond.
Ryan Sauers explains that we must control the controllables. To do this we must put last things last and first things first.
This #RyansRemarks video reflects on 2020 and the unprecedented year it has been.














