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George C. Fraser, Ph.D. is chairman and CEO of FraserNet, Inc., headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, which is the publisher of the award-winning SuccessGuide Worldwide; The Networking Guide to Black Resources, which is published annually. His vision is to create a global networking movement that brings together diverse human resources to increase opportunities for people of African descent. He actualizes this philosophy by producing tools, products and services that teach and promote effective networking as a way to strengthen individuals and communities to promote America’s business agenda. Dr. Fraser is the author of two books, the critically acclaimed best sellers Success Runs In Our Race: The Complete Guide to Effective Networking in the African American Community and Race for Success: The Ten Best Business Opportunities for Blacks in America. Success Runs in Our Race is one of the few written by an African-American, to be selected to celebrate its 10th Anniversary with an updated reprinting. The prestigious Booklist Magazine selected Race for Success as one of the ten best business books of the year. Over the past decade the prestigious publication Vital Speeches of the Day has selected five of his speeches to be reprinted and distributed worldwide, a first for any professional speaker in America. Black Enterprise Magazine called him "Black America’s networking guru" and has featured him on its cover. Upscale Magazine named him one of the top 50 power brokers in Black America. FraserNet, Inc. hosts the annual PowerNetworking Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, America’s largest networking event for African Americans. He has appeared on more than 250 television and radio talk shows, and speaks nearly 120 times per year around the world. His inspiring talks on success principles, effective networking, wealth creation, ethics, and the importance of diversity are as popular with professionals, as they are with college students. Dr. Fraser spent 17 years in management with Procter & Gamble, United Way, and Ford Motor Company. He received his executive training at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree of Humane Letters from Jarvis Christian College.
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