Speech given at Tony Robbin’s Wealth Mastery seminar on demographic trends, the economy and markets. Based on research by Harry S Dent and the HS Dent Foundation.

Bruce Fenton is founder and President of Atlantic Financial Inc., (www.atlanticfinancial.com) a company with corporate and individual clients across America.

Prior to founding Atlantic Financial, Bruce Fenton worked for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter (formerly Dean Witter) starting in 1992. At Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, he was a specialist in managed accounts and one of the youngest stockbrokers ever to work for the company.

Bruce has been a guest on Bloomberg Radio and been quoted by: The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, Investors Business Daily, Fortune, Bloomberg, The National Law Journal, The Journal of Accountancy, The American Bar Association Lawyers Weekly, The National Law Journal, Fortune Small Business Magazine, and several other publications.

Bruce has written for several publications such as The Massachusetts Bar Association Lawyers Journal, Mass Lawyers Weekly and was co-host of an investment related television show.

Bruce appears as a guest speaker at several events each year. Past events have included featured speaker engagements at: * Global Competitiveness Forum * International Consultants in Management of Tokyo and USA * International Investment Forum of Kuwait * MIT

Bruce is a graduate of Bentley College in Waltham, Massachusetts where he received a Bachelors degree in Management. He is a member in good standing of several industry groups, including: Presidents Club of Federated Investments, Fidelity Advisor, Mainstay Mutual Funds and many others. Bruce has been trained in the programs of Bill Good Marketing, Bill Bachrach, Nick Murray and others.

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