Harish Bijoor reaches milestone 10,000 corporate speaking hours

The well-known Bangalore-based marketing consultant and business strategist started speaking to public corporate audiences 18 years ago. His 10,000th hour session was completed at the CII National Marketing Committee Meet in Mumbai recently

BestMediaInfo Bureau | Delhi | July 15, 2013

Harish Bijoor

Harish Bijoor, CEO of the private-label brand and business strategy consulting practice, Harish Bijoor Consults Inc., has just completed 10,000 hours of corporate public speaking. His 10,000th hour session was completed at the CII National Marketing Committee Meet in Mumbai recently.

Bijoor started speaking to public corporate audiences 18 years ago and has spoken to diverse sets of audiences over these two decades. He has spoken to coal miners in Poland, women's' groups in Iran and to audiences across 28 different countries.

Bijoor speaks on subjects that are diverse and intellectually stimulating in nature. He speaks to corporate audiences across the globe in the realm of motivation, people-management issues, brands, marketing, social inclusiveness practices and business at large.

Bijoor commented, “Audiences over the decades have changed. In the old days audiences were passive and sat imbibing top-down stuff. Today, audiences are much more active. Today, audiences want to be a part of the talk, and today audiences are all about peer-to-peer sharing. My tone, tenor and  decibel of delivery has therefore changed over the decades. As a corporate speaker you need to calibrate your delivery to your audience as it changes.”

Today, Bijoor speaks extensively on clean marketing and clean business practice. He said, “Clean practice has replaced best practice. Cost at all cost was an issue in the past. Today, clean-cost overrides just plain old cost. Today I speak of 'guilt-free practice' as the new mantra as opposed to 'low-cost practice'. Ethics and good governance practice is the big story as well.”

“All this just means that good governance, inclusive habits, clean work practice are all coming back into fashion. Old-fashioned is the new fashion. It's back to the Vedas, as I call it – back to the good old ways of doing things. I speak of 'marketing karma' extensively. It's a subject that

is fashionable. It's a subject that is the future. I speak of  'clean marketing' as opposed to 'savvy marketing'."

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