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Team is excited to announce that Dr. Robert A. Rohm will be a featured guest speaker for the National Leadership Convention held in St. Louis, MO, from February 22nd thru the 24th of this month.
Be sure to get your ticket today so that you will not miss out on the life changing leadership principles that Dr. Rohm has to share. His excitement and enthusiasm will surely add a great deal of energy to this action packed event.
Dr. Robert A. Rohm is a dynamic inspirational international speaker, best selling author, educational consultant and guest lecturer. He has traveled extensively, inspiring others throughout the world. Rohm earned his Ph.D. at the University of North Texas in Higher Education Administration and Counseling. Dr. Rohm's message focuses on transforming people into leaders who can maximize their individual potential.
In 1996, Dr. Rohm was contracted by the Arizona Diamondbacks professional baseball team to help draft potential players by personality style. In his initial meeting with Joe Garagiola, Jr., the General Manager for the Diamondback organization, Dr. Rohm told him, "I only have one request. When the Diamondbacks win the World Series, I want a World Series ring."
Joe Garagiola laughed and said, "When we win the World Series, you will get your ring!"
Well, guess what? In 2001, the Diamondbacks won the World Series, and they won it faster than any other team in baseball history! AND Dr. Rohm got his ring! True to their word, the Diamondback organization sent Dr. Rohm a World Series ring! The words on the ring in pure gold read… "FASTEST EVER!"A dynamic and energetic speaker, Dr. Rohm has entertained and enlightened audiences as large as 70,000 people and shared the platform with other great speakers like Zig Ziglar, Les Brown, Dr. John C. Maxwell, Frank W. Abagnale (from the movie "Catch Me If You Can"), Ron MacLean (Canadian Sports Announcer), Dr. Stephen Covey (author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People), Harvey Mackay (author of Swimming With The Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive), President George Bush, Rush Limbaugh, Charles "Tremendous" Jones and Peter Lowe. |
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