Kevin O'Leary
Judge on ABC's Shark Tank and CBC's Dragons' Den
Frank, opinionated and almost always right, Kevin O'Leary is one of Canada's leading business moguls. On Dragons' Den, he invests in entrepreneurs who have potential, while dutifully deflating those who don't. With the same candour, he helps you make sense of the day's financial rumblings—connecting them, entertainingly of course, to your industy. Book SpeakerKevin O'Leary is known to millions across Canada as the former co-host of Squeeze Play, BNN's popular investment show. On both Shark Tank and Dragons' Den, O'Leary ruthlessly grills entrepreneurs, which a) makes for great television, but b) serves to show them—and anyone watching at home—that starting a business and growing it is vastly complicated and requires much more than simply having an idea.
A shrewd investor, O'Leary is on the investment committee of Hamilton Trust, and on the strategic advisory board of Genstar capital, a $1.5-billion private equity firm. He received his MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario and now serves on the Ivey executive board.
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An Evening with Kevin O'Leary
With candor and unmatched business smarts, Kevin O'Leary draws on his encyclopedic knowledge of finance, investing, economics and business to discuss a variety of topics. How, for instance, will the global recession affect a myriad of industries, including your own, and what can you do to protect your company, and come out stronger than ever? Razor sharp and quick on his feet, O'Leary pulls no punches in his enlightening and timely talks.
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