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Benefit Auctions Auctioneer Cole Wyatt Davis Comes Out of Retirement.

Benefit Auctions Auctioneer Col. Cole Wyatt Davis comes out of retirement, after being asked by so many benefit and charity Non-profit organizations all over the globe to help raise millions of dollars for great causes in this bad economic time.

2012-09-07
PORTLAND, OR, September 07, 2012 (Press-News.org) Benefit Auctions Auctioneer Col. Cole Wyatt Davis comes out of retirement. Cole had received so many letters, emails and phone calls from so many benefit and charities. Cole Wyatt Davis has worked for Non-profits all over the globe to help raise millions of dollars for great causes. Joan Cook said, " Cole is one of the greatest auctioneers of all time. He makes a benefit or charity gala / event fun, exciting and action packed when he is behind that microphone. Cole is not the normal charity or benefit auctioneer at all. He connects with the audience very fast and inner twines the mission of the night with fun and humor. Cole walks out on stage with a very strong commanding presence and instantly connects with what we are trying to accomplish. When he starts auctioning look out, he draws the crowd in to hear ever word he is saying." Bobby Walker said, "I saw Cole Wyatt Davis at the Flip That House A&E T.V show charity event. There were over 600 people in the crowd, including newspaper reporters, movie stars, NFL Players and Cole had a lot of pressure on him but you would have never known it. He did awesome."

Cole has been in the auction industry for over 20 years and he also had a business-consulting firm for all of those years as well. In 2009 Cole Wyatt Davis announced his retirement at the age of 45 years old after a major life threatening surgery almost cost Cole his life. Cole had felt he had done enough great things in the auction industry to be able to retire. Cole holds the highest credentials you can have in the auction industry. Cole has won over 300 business awards over his lifetime. He has conducted or was a part of over 7,000 auctions worldwide by 2009. He was on the cover of A&E as the most sought after top charity and benefit auctioneer in the country. Cole Wyatt Davis is an author of over 13 business books, a lifetime achievement recipient, and a Golden Shield Medal of Honor receipt.

Cole stated in our interview that he had to come back because so many people are counting on him for what he could bring to the table and he can raise large amounts of money for them if they don't hit their goal it could make or break their organization. Some have to raise their entire budget in one night and it has to be perfect. Cole has raised millions of dollars in the past for Non-profits and gives 200% effort and he always hits his mark.
Contact Cole at info@colewyattdavis.com


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[Press-News.org] Benefit Auctions Auctioneer Cole Wyatt Davis Comes Out of Retirement.
Benefit Auctions Auctioneer Col. Cole Wyatt Davis comes out of retirement, after being asked by so many benefit and charity Non-profit organizations all over the globe to help raise millions of dollars for great causes in this bad economic time.