World Class Entrepreneurs Speak Out

The Risk Takers is a 60 second vignette that captures some of our most famous entrepreneurs’ secrets of success and lessons learned about starting and operating a small and sometimes large business.

These vignettes include entrepreneurs like Sir Richard Branson, Gary Erickson, Steve Jobs, Michael Dell, John Schnatter of Papa John’s Pizza, and Tim Westergren, founder of Pandora Media. Your listeners will be encouraged and inspired by their stories of the following:

  • Secrets to entrepreneurial success
  • Failures and success stories mold your future
  • Risks and Rewards of Success
  • As people listen to the stories of others who have succeeded, it sets them up with a mindset of determination and persistence.

    Kip Marlow offers his advice on what it means to pursue and accomplish your Entrepreneurial Dreams. As a Critically Acclaimed Author of The Entrepreneurs: Success and Sacrifice, he uses his business expertise to gather success stories of small business owners who have transformed their businesses into highly lucrative enterprises through vision, persistence, and plenty of sweat.

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