Dr. F. Gianmichael Salvato

For more than 27 years, pioneer in the field of entrepreneurism and emerging Internet marketing technologies, Dr. F. Gianmichael Salvato, has focused on the fundamentals of personal and business development, peak performance, and wealthbuilding in the postmodern marketplace.

Recognised as an innovator, and called the “new mentor to the millionaires”, Gianmichael has worked with such notable mentors as Jim Rohn, Lawrence Thompson, Anthony Robbins, Louise L. Hay, Dr. Kennedy Shultz and Dr. Jose Silva.

In the 90s, Gianmichael developed a turnkey approach to network marketing, allowing him to grow a sales team of 358,000 men and women, spanning 39 countries, in just under 18 months. This allowed him to earn the distinction of being among the top 5% of income earners in the network marketing industry for a number of years, until he retired in 2007, after a catastrophic accident.

As noted Buddhist contemplative and teacher, Dr. Salvato has leveraged his achievements, as consistently being recognised as a top producer among Network Marketing professionals worldwide, using that income to fund programs for the homeless, the hungry, sick and marginalised, as well as providing education and support to underprivileged communities for more than 20 years.

Creator of the breakthrough approach Networking Reinvented®, and founder of the Barefoot Millionaires® Dream Team, Gianmichael has shared his message with 3,400 audiences and more than a million people.

In 2011, he came out of retirement to help develop a three year-old direct sales company, he believes will become one of the most successful direct sales companies in the industry, over the next 12-24 months. With this company and his affiliation with an unparalleled content syndication system, he believes he will create 100 new millionaires in 2012-2013.

He continues to conduct seminars, workshops and business events throughout North and South America, the European Union and the Pac Rim, and resides with his companion and partner, and an imaginary koala bear, named Fritz, in historic Middletown, Pennsylvania — the oldest city in the Dauphin County.