Jean-Guy Francoeur
My name is Jean-Guy, or JG for short. I'm best known for helping business owners double their sales + triple their profits. I am the author of MESSY Manager – 11.75 Principles to Double Your Sales + Triple Your Profits and 3 other books. I am currently the CEO of Black Card Books, the fastest growing non-traditional publishing company in the world.
In my first ever company, I took a $1000 credit card loan and turned it into 5 health clinics, went from 300 clients to 3000 clients in just six months and since then I've built ten companies and consulted to over 25 different industries in the last decade. I've consulted to entrepreneurial start-ups and multi-billion dollar corporations, implementing ground-breaking management, sales and marketing programs that have directly resulted in companies doubling their sales and tripling their profits.
As I mentioned above, I am the author of MESSY Manager. I was featured on the Success Today TV Show and I have written hundreds of articles for international business publications. I am blessed to be an international selling author & public speaker that travels around the world multiple times per year to lecture and advise thousands of small business owners. My biggest strength is my ability to simplify marketing strategies that can double your sales and triple your profits. I contribute to my personal blog and various others, including the Black Card Books blog.
On the personal side, I love to play golf and squash and most of all, I love to travel the world with my beautiful wife.
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