John Cassis

John Cassis, a former professional baseball player and motivational speaker, has been engaging audiences with his dynamic presentations since 1980. He uses his experiences as an athlete with the California Angels and as a pre-game speaker for the Chicago Bears to enrich his talks. Currently, Cassis also pursues his passion for golf, aiming to compete on the Senior Tour. With a knack for connecting with people, his presentations are both humorous and inspirational, encouraging attendees to confront challenges, adapt to change, and handle the stresses of modern life.

Cassis holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Cincinnati. After a three-year stint in professional baseball, he earned a Masters of Divinity from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary in Boston. His diverse roles have included directing a youth counseling center from 1973 to 1975, ministering at a small church in Colorado that grew significantly under his leadership, and serving as Director of Special Projects at World Relief starting in 1981, where he worked on global hunger relief efforts.

Since establishing the Cassis Group in 1983, John Cassis has been a resource for motivation and team-building, drawing from his experiences with numerous successful CEOs and managers in high-pressure business environments. His keynote presentations, such as "Catching A Second Wind," "Humor, Motivation and Mental Toughness," "The Art of Leadership," and "The Game Has Changed," are tailored to inspire leadership, adaptability, and growth in personal and professional settings. Cassis is renowned for using humor and real-life scenarios to enhance his message, helping attendees to revitalize their work, life, and relationships.