Bob Visotcky
I speak at Colleges on how to transition from the academic world to the real world. My book titled, Now What? (Real World Advice for Graduates), tackles everything we wish we knew before graduation.
Bob Visotcky has worked in the media Industry for over 30 years, invented a night light for real estate signs which he invented, marketed, and sold in 7 different countries, and is a published author. Bob has interviewed many recent graduates who quite
frankly, weren't prepared for what is next. We all have been there, so he gives them all the advice we all wish we had before entering the challenges of the real world. He is inspirational and his speeches are very interactive. He tells real-life stories. that are relatable to the masses. His book is available on Amazon and he has many recommendations. If you book Bob to speak you will not be disappointed because his advice is crucial and gives people in the audience the confidence to walk out of the auditorium with hope and confidence.
Bob Visotcky has worked in the media Industry for over 30 years, invented a night light for real estate signs which he invented, marketed, and sold in 7 different countries, and is a published author. Bob has interviewed many recent graduates who quite
frankly, weren't prepared for what is next. We all have been there, so he gives them all the advice we all wish we had before entering the challenges of the real world. He is inspirational and his speeches are very interactive. He tells real-life stories. that are relatable to the masses. His book is available on Amazon and he has many recommendations. If you book Bob to speak you will not be disappointed because his advice is crucial and gives people in the audience the confidence to walk out of the auditorium with hope and confidence.
Transition from Academics to the Real World
Format: _ minute [keynote, workshop, breakout, etc..]
This program is perfect for:
- Colleges, Universities and High Schools
The audience will leave with:
- How to navigate challenges of the real world
- all the advice we wish we had before we graduated
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