Mark Sullivan

Mark Sullivan began his career as a correspondent at Reuters and further established himself as a reporter at States News Service. He then served as an award-winning investigative reporter at the San Diego Tribune. Sullivan has authored several bestselling novels, including "The Fall Line," which was named a New York Times Notable Book of the year, and "The Purification Ceremony," which achieved bestseller status globally. He is widely recognized for the "Private" series, co-authored with James Patterson, and his book "Beneath a Scarlet Sky," which is being adapted into a television event starring Tom Holland. This particular novel, along with his other works, often explores themes of heroism, courage, resilience, love, and compassion, elements that Sullivan frequently discusses in his speeches.

Before his successful writing career, Sullivan focused on journalism and writing. His transition from journalism to becoming a New York Times Bestselling Author showcases his versatile talent and ability to engage audiences with compelling storytelling.

Sullivan's speeches not only draw from his rich experiences as a journalist and novelist but also resonate with his audience through the universal themes of his literary work. His approach to discussing his characters and their journeys offers profound insights into human nature and the complexities of life, making him a sought-after speaker for various events and gatherings.