TOPICS INCLUDE:
The American Dream:  Rags to Riches
Bill's Most Requested Talk—Great for All Occasions, Anytime of the Year!
Alexander Hamilton was a merchant clerk on the island of St. Croix and an 'orphan' at 12 years of age. He was the first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States under President George Washington at 32 years of age!  How did he do it?  How did he go from being a nobody without a dime in the world to being one of our nation's most influential founding fathers?  People love interacting with Hamilton as they learn the secrets he employed to live the American Dream of rags to riches.

Hamilton's Deliberate Leadership™
Bill's Other Most Requested Talk--Great for All Occasions, Anytime of the Year!
Hamilton could never be the President of the United States because he was foreign born.  However, he became the "most influential founding father."  His peers, not his family, wrote the following epitaph for his gravestone:  "The patriot of incorruptible integrity, the soldier of approved valor, the statesman of consummate wisdom, whose talents and virtue will be admired by grateful posterity long after this marble shall have moldered into dust." 
FYI:  Hamilton's leadership accomplishments include designing and co-authoring The Federalist Papers (the essays that convinced America's citizens to ratify the Constitution); heading the first political party, the Federalists; significantly influencing the votes for President in the first four elections; being the First Secretary of the Treasury and designing our entire monetary and banking system; writing George Washington's farewell speech which is listed in the 100 Most Important Documents in the U.S. by the Library of Congress; and the list goes on.