Keynote Speeches from Richard Sapio

Are you interested in hiring a keynote speaker for your upcoming event or seminar? Richard Sapio has nearly forty years of experience, as and entrepreneur and businessman.  After the death of his father, at 13-years-old, Richard Sapio started his very first business, a bicycle repair business.  Richard Sapio went on to successfully found twenty new and different businesses. By the age of thirty, Richard Sapio started his own investment holding firm, Mutual Capital Alliance, Inc.

Rick Sapio offers four different speeches. The first option is The Simplicity Imperative Speech. With The Simplicity Imperative Speech, Richard Sapio will talk about how the overload of information that we receive in today’s world is destroying productivity, destroying families and even destroying businesses. Richard Sapio will explain how information received from the media, in all forms, including the internet, radio, television, magazines and newspapers has been ruining our lives and shortening our attention span little by little, therefore limiting our ability to live purposeful lives.

The next speech is The Billionaire Mind Speech.  Rick Sapio spent two years of his life interview billionaires, and culminating in meeting and spending a day with The Dalia Lama. The Billionaire Mind Speech is designed to inform people about the similar qualities shared in all of the billionaires Richard Sapio has met and learned from.  This is a powerful talk that all walks of life can relate to.

The Business Finishing School Speech is the third option. With this speech, Richard Sapio will teach the 12 Foundational Principles of Business, which anyone in the business world can surely appreciate.  These 12 principle were learned the hard way, by learning and failing and re-tooling, over several decades in business.  All of them can immediately be applied by any business or entrepreneur.

The last speech offered by Richard Sapio is The Family Placemat Speech. The Family Placemat Speech is designed to teach you how to create your very own family placemat, in order to engage your family during meal times.  Family meals in America have been on the decline for more than two generations.  This tool, with re-engage you in a non-electronic way to share experiences, and plan the future.