The Author: David M. Corbin
Four-time Wall Street Best-selling Author
A four-time Wall Street best-selling author, David M. Corbin is a transplanted New Yorker who has lived in California for over 30 years. He has been inspiring and educating people for more than 28 years as a keynote speaker and business advisor in the areas of Marketing, Branding, Organizational and Cultural Development, Sales and more. Known as the “Mentor to Mentors”, David has been a ‘behind-the-scenes secret weapon’ for organizations large and small. His tag phrase, which he garnered at the 1969 Woodstock Concert, is, “You’re either Green and Growing or Ripe and Rotting, and you’re never standing still.”
His style has been described as ‘Robin Williams with a Doctorate in Business’ because of his quick-witted delivery coupled with solid, no-nonsense, down-to-earth business tactics and strategies that he has field-tested throughout his career.
His message is time- and field-tested because he’s served as CEO and President of both private and public companies and consulted directly with the Presidents and officers of AT&T, Hallmark and Domino’s Pizza, as well as Cabinet Members, Association Directors, Hospital Administrators, College and University Administrators and more.
David is an award-winning inventor for his touchscreen patient interview system. Awarded by BofA and presented by Tom Peters, former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Maya Angelou and others. David is a star and co-director of the hit film Pass It On, where he guides luminaries such as Brian Tracy, Les Brown, Mark Victor Hanson, Michael Beckwith, Congressmen, Olympians and others. He is currently featured in the Napoleon Hill Foundation’s book and movie, Think and Grow Rich – Three Feet From Gold and numerous other movies and books in the fields of business management, personal and professional development.
He resides on his ranchito in Poway, California, a suburb of San Diego, where he and his wife Anne, their chickens, turtle, lizards, hawks and mentoring clients roam around.
