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Marc Ryan (our founder) gives conferences and speeches based on the philosophy of our site. Here are 10 reasons to hire Marc to speak to your members, employees, customers or students:

  • Marc’s conferences are intended to be informal and two-way in nature. Participants come away with interesting, useful and up-to-date information.
  • An impressive background : engineering graduate (McGill University), law degree (University of Montreal), , masters in business law (University of Montreal), 30 years of work experience with a Canadian securities regulator and two major Canadian securities issuers, a member of the Canadian Governor General’s Study Conference 1987, and a frequent lecturer.
  • An independent thinker; Marc is not associated with banks or brokers. His conferences and his web site are objective and unbiased.
  • He delivers a clear, focused message: the importance of savings, avoiding risky techniques, costs matter, and not trying to beat the market.
  • His speeches are an end in themselves, not part one of an attempt to manage your money.
  • His conferences will help you better manage your money. They may not make you wealthier, but may well help you not to become poorer quickly.
  • Marc can use terms like Asset Allocation and exchange traded funds without losing your attention or interest.
  • At 6’2’’ he is easy to spot in a room, and is fluently bilingual..
  • Convinced you have found the next Google? Marc will bring you back to reality.
  • Being retired, he has the time to maintain a related website which conference participants can access as a post-conference (free) reinforcer.

If your organization is interested in retaining Marc, please contact us.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 02 January 2008 )
 
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If you bought $1,000 of Nortel stock one year ago, it would now be worth $49. If you bought $1,000 worth of Budweiser (the beer, not the stock) one year ago, drank all the beer, ant traded in the cans for the nickel deposit, you would have $79. My advice to you…start drinking heavily. Tip of the week on Wall Street (anonymous) 2001