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Marc Ryan (our founder) gives conferences and speeches based on the philosophy of our site.
Marc has given conferences to a prominent Canadian law firm (Ogilvy Renault), to the oldest investment club in Canada (Optimus investment club), to the Juri-Club (members of the Superior Court and Court of Qu�bec in Montr�al) and to an association dedicated to education and the defense of shareholder rights (the M�DAC).
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 provide objective and unbiased information, not investment advice tainted by conflicts of interest; for more on this distinction, see the US Department of Labor interpretive bulletin 96-1 doc.1560.
- 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.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 February 2010 )
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On average, (during the 1990’s), the S&P500 index returned 1.45% more than the average active equity fund. But after all the costs are deducted, the S&P500 Index fund returned 6.64% more than the average active equity fund. Mac Barnes |
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