The E.Factor Presents : Building An Ethical Business vs. Greed with
Jordan Belfort

 

Jordan Belfort, best-selling author of 'The Wolf Of Wall Street' and 'Catching The Wolf Of Wall Street' is back by popular demand!  Join us for an exclusive look at the Rise & Fall of An Entrepreneurial Icon and the future of Wall Street as we know it. Cocktails, appetizers, book signing and an insider's story that you can't read in the trades. 

SEE OUR LAST EVENT WITH JORDAN BELFORT HERE

Date:  Thursday, March 5th 
Time: 7:00-10:00PM
Venue: Digital Sandbox
55 Broad St. 
NY , NY 
Fee: $15 with upgrade to Knowledge Package


Now that America and the rest of the world have fallen into a state of economic crisis, stories of excess and malfeasance on Wall Street are once again in the news. Before Bernard Madoff’s $50 billion Ponzi scheme, before Richard Fuld presided as CEO of Lehman Brothers in the years leading up to the storied firm’s bankruptcy, and before CEO of Tyco Dennis Kozlowski went to prison for misappropriating company funds, Wall Street witnessed arguably its most spectacular and titillating crash and burn in Jordan Belfort.  In The Wolf of Wall Street, the hilarious, candid, and critically acclaimed memoir, Belfort revealed how he created massive investment firm Stratton Oakmont from nothing, making hundreds of millions of dollars—and how greed and his addiction to power and excess caused it all to crash down around him.  The book was a Wall Street Journal business bestseller and the film version is in development with Martin Scorsese slated to direct and Leonardo DiCaprio to star.  Now he continues the wild story of his rise, his fall, and the five years he spent as a government informant and witness in the equally outrageous CATCHING THE WOLF OF WALL STREET, which will be published as a Bantam Books Hardcover on March 3, 2009.

Praise for Jordan Belfort’s The Wolf of Wall Street:
“There is a manic headlong aspect to his prose that echoes that of his heroes, [Tom] Wolfe and Hunter S. Thompson… [Belfort] manages to tell the stories in a way that highlights both his depravity and his vulnerability.”
—The New York Times

“In hilarious, blue-language detail, he recounts his meteoric rise in the world of finance… Often engaging, insightful, hilarious, and naughty, Belfort’s recollections are a true gritty pleasure.  Grade: A.”    
—Rocky Mountain News

“For those not completely familiar with Wall Street, this is an important read. Think of it as a tour of the sort of underbelly of the financial market scene, the dark side of which, in some form, is always out there.” 
—The Street.com