Antony Francis

Antony started his speaking career in Buffalo NY during his 6 years successfully selling homes there in the 90s. Antony traveled to other real estate offices teaching agents his philosophy on marketing that helped him climb to being #2 out of 700 agents. Antony was recruited by National Real Estate Speaker Floyd Wickman, in Troy Michigan, as his Business Manager Antony worked with Floyd, helping him improve at every opportunity. Floyd taught Antony how to critique and improve speakers. He was then promoted to VP of Program Development where he designed the marketing plan for introducing programs to real estate agents around the country as well as set up strategic alliances for the company.

He was then recruited by Realtor.com, a division of RealSelect, now Move.com, to work as a National Speaker. He spoke to audiences in all but 5 states ranging from 30-3000 attendees, teaching agents how to better market themselves and their properties with the internet. He also worked as National Sales Trainer for the company and taught internally to the large sales force. He helped pioneer online learning for Realtor.com and wrote the territory management plan the company used. Antony's Speaking skills were used by the company at their largest events both internally and externally.

After being laid off in late 2002, He worked as CEO of RealEstatePowerTools.com, where he spoke at conventions about Real Estate Marketing, and as a technology integration consultant for Coldwell Banker NRT Florida. He then returned full circle to a very successful Real Estate career.

In 2009 after finishing his degree in Organizational Innovations he made the decision to launched Head of Lettuce Media as a company that can help businesses of all sizes learn how to integrate social media and new technologies into their business mix. Antony continues to speak today bringing entertainment and education to any event he is involved with.

Now, he works as vice president of sales and marketing at Software Logistics. He helps businesses with the Internet of Things: Research it, Test it, Build it, and Maintain it. He helps translate that message from the technical to the nontechnical and make sure that all levels of the organization understand the value they bring.