Charlie R. Seraphin

Charlie Seraphin has lived and worked in nine states and two foreign countries.  Professionally, he managed radio news operations in five cities including Miami and San Francisco.  He served as VP/General Manager of top-rated radio stations in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Dallas.  He spent 15 years in professional sports as chief marketing officer for the Texas Rangers and Kansas City Royals of Major League Baseball, as Executive VP/General Manager of the Tulsa 66ers, and as Senior VP of Sales and Marketing for Hunt Sports Group in Dallas.  Charlie also served three years as an adjunct professor at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida. 

Charlie is now an author and guest speaker based in Payson, Arizona.  His message is simple and direct, with strong emphasis on reflection and personal responsibility.  His recent book, One Stupid Mistake–Smart Decision-Making in a Crazy World, is drawn from personal experience with roots in common sense.  His favorite keynote speech to deliver is Making Good Decisions in a Crazy World, which outlines a simple formula for personal responsibility and success.  For more about Charlie, see CharlieSeraphin.com.

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