The founder of the Game and author of the book, "The Game - Win Your Life in 90 Days," Sarano Kelley grew up in a gang-infested neighborhood in Brownsville, New York, he entered Vassar College at 16 years old and was earning $400K in commission as a stockbroker on Wall Street by the time he was 23 years old. When he was at the height of success as a stockbroker, he had a life-changing experience -- he lost some of his beloved family members in a fire. This tragedy caused him to begin a journey to discover how to produce results while achieving balance and purpose in life.

Sarano was co head of training for the elite “high net worth” producers at Kidder Peabody, a top Wall Street firm, he then went on to become Vice President of Professional and Management Development for leading producers and the CEO of Paine Webber. As the corporate spokesman for Phoenix Investment Partners, a $50 billion financial institution, he addressed 50,000 people annually. He travels extensively, both domestically and internationally, and is often invited to give keynote speeches for Fortune 500 companies.

Sarano as a motivational speaker and life coach has trained more than 250,000 people. He served as a media coach for leading corporate and government spokespersons who were being interviewed on CNN, 20/20, and 60 Minutes; and for President Clinton's White House Fellows, a leadership group that included General Colin Powell.

Sarano’s unique coaching method, detailed in his book, and his extraordinary level of bottom line results has given him one of the top ratings for improved organizational performance on Wall Street. He holds the record for the largest single productivity increases on Wall Street utilizing his unique coaching approach. Sarano has been rated as the number one speaker at the Securities Industry Association for several years running by the Wharton School of Business. Sarano has appeared on many television shows including “Good Morning America” and his not for profit foundation applies the same principals to schools across the nation and in his own ABC TV primetime television special for children called “The Game: Winning at Life”.