Dan Clark

Dan Clark is CEO of a multi-million dollar corporation, an internationally recognized speaker, entertainer, songwriter/recording artist and New York Times best-selling author. Since 1982, Clark has spoken to more than three million people in over 4,000 audiences, in all 50 states, and in 30 foreign countries. Achievers North America and Achievers Europe named him one of the Top Ten Speakers in the World.

Clark is the primary contributing author to the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, and is the author of 20 of his own best-selling books, including Puppies for Sale which was made into a film at Paramount Studios starring the late Jack Lemmon. Clark has been published in more than 30 million books in 30 languages worldwide.

After suffering a paralyzing injury that cut short his football career, 16 doctors told Clark that he would not recover. Recover he did, and since then has flown in fighter jets twice the speed of sound, raced automobiles in Germany, and was honored to carry the Olympic Torch in the 2002 Winter Games. Clark has been the general session speaker at the United Nations World Congress, conducted UN leadership training in Europe, Asia, and Russia, and was the keynote speaker at the US Air Force Four Star Generals conference. He has spoken to our combat troops all over the world, is a Leadership and Character Development Consultant for the US Armed Forces, and has worked with Fortune 500 companies, NASA, and Super Bowl champions.

Clark's inspirational story has been featured on over 500 TV and radio shows, in Entrepreneur Magazine and as the feature article in Mayo Clinic Magazine. One of the most in-demand speakers in America today, a recognized expert on managing change, building winning teams, and taking life to the next level, Clark is changing the world one story at a time.