Mikhail Gorbachev and Vito Glazers
Elgin, Ill.-April 21, 2012-Vito Glazers, the young, dynamic and patriotic chief executive of internet advertising company CPATank, gave an inspiring speech aimed at young leaders as he opened for former Soviet president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Mikhail Gorbachev at the 2012 World Leaders Forum at Judson University.
Proceeds from the event benefited the Entrepreneurship Program Endowment Fund, created by Judson University in association with partial donations from Mr. Glazers to help students receive proper education in entrepreneurship.
Only 26 years old and a model for young leaders everywhere, Mr. Glazers connected with students and other attendees with his message of hope, success and the potential of all humankind to create and enrich their ideas through their actions. As always, he sought to change lives.
"God has blessed us all to be leaders, and that's why we are here today," Mr. Glazers said. "It's up to us as leaders to create breakthroughs to the world's challenges."
At the core of the speech, Mr. Glazers expressed hope and inspiration for all leaders and underscored the critical belief that it is possible to become successful in business regardless or age, experience or background.
He continues to live what he speaks. Mr. Glazers created and built his own internet company, and he remains a generous donor to Judson University as well as other charitable groups supporting orphans and widows -- all of which provide strong real life examples of his passion and influence.
The event secured the opportunity to focus on teaching potential leaders across the world secrets to success, prosperity, and responsible governing. Preceding the event, Vito Glazers remained an inspiration for those who desire to give their best in business and to realize there are no limits when it comes to achievement.
You can learn more about Mr. Glazers, his story and message of success by visiting www.vitoglazers.com and http://YouTube.com/
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