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The Greatest Act of Faith
A Conversation with Business Legend Frank Maguire
By John David Mann
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Sam Walton once called Frank Maguire, “The best motivator I’ve
ever heard,” and he didn’t get that way observing from the sidelines.
He has a résumé that reads like a guided tour of twentieth-century
greatness: from running ABC to working at the Kennedy White House, helping Fred
Smith create FedEx and Harlan Sanders run Kentucky Fried Chicken, Frank has
been there, done that and seen it all. Today he’s one of the highest-rated
and most sought-after speakers in the world. Ted Koppel (one of many Frank originally
hired at ABC) describes him as “Like a gust of fresh air has come bursting
through the door.” Charles Osgood (another Maguire hiree) calls him “Corporate
America’s wake-up call.” And now he’s talking about network marketing,
which he describes as “potentially the greatest economic opportunity that
has ever existed” and “the hope of America’s economic future.”
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