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Guy has served 80+ clients including over 45 F500 firms since November 1982.

Recipient of the ISPI - the International Society for Performance Improvement - Honorary Life Member Award - 2010 - for contributions to the Society and to the Technology for Performance Improvement (PI).

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Guy W. Wallace collaborates with his Clients using predictable, visible, proven processes on time and on budget.

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Guy's 39 years in the performance improvement/ training/ learning business have been focused in 2 key areas:

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