Blog About Your Vision

In my blog I am interviewing interesting persons who bring us their vision closer, to dive deep into their business.

My name is Georg Lanzinger, I am a seasoned business developer with a passion for bridging the worlds of Web3 and sales. With a diverse background and a wealth of knowledge in blockchain, NFTs, partner management, FMEA, Scrum, medical applications, aerospace, and IP management, Georg Lanzinger is a true polymath in the digital frontier.

I do not just navigate these complex domains; I thrive in them. The journey through Web3 has been a remarkable one, marked by a deep understanding of blockchain technology and the rapidly evolving NFT space. This expertise places me at the forefront of innovative solutions and the creation of unique opportunities.

What truly sets me apart is the unwavering commitment to the art of sales. Rather than just a Sales Manager, I am customer advocate and translator, skilled in converting the needs and desires of clients into concrete, mutually beneficial agreements. I know how to put myself in the customer’s shoes, which is not just a strategy but a way of life for me.

In yourvision.blog, you’ll have the opportunity to delve into insightful conversations with fascinating individuals in the worlds of Web3 and sales. They excel in connecting people, forging lasting relationships, and delivering win-win solutions that benefit all parties involved. Georg is a unique talent for translation – from the language of the client to the language of the supplier – that makes me an outstanding host. I am an invaluable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of these dynamic industries.

So, get ready to explore the exciting intersection of Web3 and sales with Georg Lanzinger, where knowledge meets connection, and opportunities flourish.

So, get ready to explore the exciting intersection of Web3 and sales with Georg Lanzinger, where knowledge meets connection, and opportunities flourish. You can contact me best at LinkedIn or in the contacts.

The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.
Helen Keller