Vinod Sawlani

A Corporate professional, Motivational Speaker, Trainer and an International Marketing consultant, besides, he is also an author, Taekwondo enthusiast, artist and the All India National Darts, Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles Champion 2003/04. Vinod Sawlani has been trained by internationally acclaimed motivational speakers and trainers, his mentor till date is Jim Rohn from the USA.
Born in India in 1961, he moved to Africa at the age of seven, and the early influences of life in Nigeria got him interested and in being exposed to new cultures, peoples, tribes and human psychology as a whole which he went on to pursue in the UK.
Realizing the great potential his own country (India) has, he returned to Mumbai in late 1998. There he conducted public seminars and workshops on Strategic Management, Communication Skills, Selling Skills, Goal Setting, Stress Management, Attitude Building, Subconscious Mind, Dream Management, Personal imaging and branding, Motivation and Peak Performance to over 20,000 people from all walks of life in four years in India alone.
His varied interests and wide exposure have helped him create and conduct training programs blending the wisdom of the east with the latest in management thought, psychology and behavioral sciences of the west.
Having also done pioneering work in Network Marketing (MLM) in the UK since 1986, he has successfully studied and launched various MLM systems (performance related, binary, trinary, and matrix) for local as well as French companies in Africa, where he also began, apart from presenting, training and motivating people from this industry.
Married to a French lady, and with two girls, he speaks five languages fluently and average French.
Currently based in La Ciotat France, he has completed a book on Presentation Skills, in addition he has also written a set of 8 Training/Personal Development ebooks and is in the process of completing another book on Success Philosophy . Vinod Sawlani has already conducted Training Programs/Workshops to over 4000 people in the South of France in the last four years.