Kevin Harrington

Hotmail deal maker that doesn’t like travel

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I’ve just spotted a profile on LinkedIn where the individual is offering:

  • £10,000 membership access cost (not quite sure what to)
  • £1,000 per hour deal making fee
  • £2,000 per hour travel fee

Do I deduce from that his deal making skills are not quite as good as his travelling capabilities? Or is he trying to avoid travel?

And then people are invited to contact him via his hotmail account? Mmm, I might leave that offer for now. I think he may be able to improve his B2B marketing though.

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Kevin Harrington
I’m a UK-based B2B marketing consultant, specialising in strategic advice for SME business owners. I bring extensive hands-on expertise to every client engagement. Senior leadership roles across technology, media, payments, and publishing have shaped my practical approach. Highlights include serving as Chief Marketing Officer at The Panoply plc (now TPXimpact), Chief Commercial Officer at Tungsten Network, and Global Marketing Director at BBC Worldwide. Over the years, I’ve guided numerous SMEs through transformation and value creation. Helping businesses evolve and thrive is a genuine passion. Practical marketing insights and succession planning strategies are at the heart of what I do, as I believe growing a business’s asset value should be a rewarding and positive journey for every entrepreneur.
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