Wendy McClelland

Wendy McClelland is the first Certified Guerrilla Marketing Coach in British Columbia. She has over 25 years of business building experience and has worked with clients as diversified as organic food producers, authors and cosmetics manufacturers. She is a past nominee for Canadian Entrepreneur of the Year, and was chosen as “Business of the Year” by her local Chamber of Commerce. As an internet early adopter Wendy saw the potential of the web in the mid 1990’s and became a leader in teaching others how to use it as a tool for business. Her first website was chosen by the NY Times as “one of the best business sites on the ‘net” – the same day that Microsoft was chosen!

As a professional speaker, Wendy has spoken to groups from Whitehorse, Yukon Territories to Sacramento, California and Calgary, Alberta – and everywhere in between. Over 10,000 people have heard Wendy speak about Guerrilla Marketing, Using the Internet for Business and How to Live Life with Passion. Wendy has also developed curriculum and course materials, and presented them, to students at universities and colleges throughout British Columbia.

As an entrepreneur, Wendy has learned the value of staying current and being flexible as the business climate evolves and changes.

“I love sharing ideas and helping entrepreneurs succeed as they follow their passions!”

Wendy lives with her family in the Fraser Valley area of British Columbia, Canada.

Website: http://www.wendymcclelland.com
Twitter: @wendyweb47
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