Alan Parisse

When Successful Meetings Magazine named Alan Parisse one of the "Top 21 Speakers for the 21st Century," it highlighted his ability to deliver practical solutions that are essential for audiences looking to reframe their thinking and organize for the future.

Rising from garbage collector to Wall Street executive, Parisse combines insight and wit to communicate powerful and useful messages to global audiences. His journey emphasizes resilience and the capacity to leverage personal experiences to impact others positively.

The first speaker from the investment business to be inducted into the National Speakers Association's Hall of Fame, Parisse's ideas have been widely recognized and quoted in numerous business publications, including The Wall Street Journal, Business Week, and Barron’s. He has been a guest lecturer at prestigious institutions such as Stanford Business School, UC Berkeley Graduate School of Business, UCLA Graduate School of Management, and the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business. These roles underscore his standing as a thought leader in addressing complex business issues.

For over 20 years, Parisse has coached individuals across various professions—executives, managers, sports stars, financial advisors, and more—helping them reach their potential with a blend of compassion and candor. His coaching methodology aims to bring out the best in each individual, combining decades of experience with innovative approaches to message delivery and result achievement.

Alan has authored and co-authored several influential books and training programs, including "This Is Your Time," "Taking Charge: Lessons in Leadership," "Questions Great Financial Advisors Ask," and "The Great Salesperson." His articles have featured in a wide array of publications across different fields, adding depth to his expertise in financial services, healthcare, real estate, and technology sectors. Presently, he is also developing new material focused on enhancing presentation skills titled "The Speaker in You."

Now far removed from his days as a garbage collector, Parisse continues to work with top-tier professionals in various industries, delivering keynote speeches that inspire leaders to adapt and innovate in face of changing landscapes. His contributions have not only defined his career but have also provided valuable insights to companies and individuals navigating significant transformations.