Leaders Enterprises (LE), Kuwait’s live events management corporate, is presenting a seminar, “Start your own business,” by Brian Tracy on June 5.

The event has been organised as part of LE’s efforts to bring to the Middle East the world’s leading peak-performance and business consultants.   
“The goal of LE has always been to be the best at what we do so that we could affect positive change in the lives of our employees, partners, customers and friends,” says Khalid G Al-Zanki, founder and CEO of the company.  “It is in this competitive drive for greatness that we have come to value innovation as a means of leading instead of following, resiliency so that we can overcome set-backs and adaptability as a manner to embrace change,” he added.
Among LE’s objectives are opening firm communication channels between it and the international agencies operating in the same work fields. Another objective is to provide the highest possible level of international expertise in training and consulting of business administration.
LE also aims to contribute towards addressing issues faced by work sectors within  companies and organisations and provide administrative, technical, and technological development assistance to all types of work organisations. It is also actively involved in providing case studies from work sectors.
“Nothing on earth is more valuable to an organisation or individual’s success than the experience of someone who is already producing the results that you seek,” says Al-Zanki.
For over 10 years, LE’s international speakers have coached, trained, and consulted for outstanding organisations and achievers.  Its seminars and workshops fulfill the needs of businesses and relate to the following themes: True Leadership; True Leadership for the Military; Fire-up your Presentation; the Step-up System of Selling; Secrets of Power Negotiating; Persuasion and Decision-making. Powerful international speakers including Tom McCarthy and Roger Dawson have addressed the seminars.
LE’s clients include companies in the oil, gas and industrial sectors; automobile firms, banks and insurance companies, investment establishments, Internet companies, electronic firms and media organisations.