
WHO
IS THIS GUY!
(What
can I say…I only have one photo)
Steve
is the President/CEO of Zipkoff Solutions, a unique, innovative, management
education company born in 1992 and he is an Instructor at SMU Cox
Graduate
School of Business.
After
over twenty four (24) + years of successful accomplishments with Sears, KFC,
Burger King, Taco Bell, et al., Steve set out on a journey to entertain, educate
and
motivate audiences rarely seen in a corporate environment or any other type of
environment for that matter.
Steve
is an keynote speaker, author, lecturer, business executive, husband, father
and a self-proclaimed marketing wizard.
What
he has done is truly world-renown. So what has he done?
·
Created the Sears DieHard battery national marketing introduction and
roll-out.
·
Developed the “We Do Chicken Right” national marketing strategy while at KFC.
·
Established the “Value Menu” at Taco Bell.
·
Part
of the team that introduced the “Battle of the Burgers” competitive strategy for
Burger King and,
·
Guided
One-and-Only.com, one of the first Internet dating services, to sustained
profitability leading to
the out-right purchase of the company for over $40
million.
As an
SMU Graduate School Instructor, Steve has earned
the prestigious Teaching
Excellence Award 15 times for his course on “Delivering
Customer Delight.”

Steve
is t
he author of the book, The Seven Stages of Successful Unemployment…From
Hell to Hallelujah!
to quote The Dallas Morning News…”is a delightful, irreverent book
(that) focuses on the seven stages.
The author delivers nuggets of wisdom in a fun, even playful way. This (book)
goes a long way toward
dealing with the unpleasant reality of joblessness.”
Steve
is a celebrity in his own right by appearing on numerous radio and television
talk shows and he
has also been featured in The Wall Street Journal and The Dallas
Morning News.