Rob Colasanti is a seasoned executive who helps leaders across the globe unlock, maximize, and optimize their true potential. He has helped executives and entrepreneurs take their profits exponential by increasing the number of clients they attract, the size of the sales they generate, and the ongoing revenue they produce. As VP of Strategic Partnerships at The Abraham Group, Rob specializes in evaluating businesses and uncovering how they can benefit from The Abraham Group's exponential growth strategies. Rob has been working with his mentor, legendary business growth icon, Jay Abraham as a partner since 2011. Like Jay, Rob prides himself on helping clients out-think, out-strategize, out-optimize, and out-perform their direct and indirect competitors.In addition to his work at The Abraham Group, Rob is an avid and expert martial artist. Through his fifteen years serving as Vice President and President at the National Association of Professional Martial Artists (NAPMA), Rob earned the title of "Ambassador of the Martial Arts."Prior to NAPMA, Rob worked as a program director, chief instructor, and private lesson martial arts teacher for 10 years. He earned his 3rd degree black belt in 1994.Rob has broadened his leadership role by introducing many of the leading minds of business, sales, marketing and personal development to the martial arts industry. He has conducted comprehensive interviews with extraordinary individuals such as Jackie Chan, Zig Ziglar, Anthony Robbins, Billy Blanks, Brian Tracy, Jay Abraham, Tom Hopkins, Matt Furey, Jean Claude Van Damme, Chet Holmes, Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee, Benny “The Jet” Urquidez, Lee Milteer, Tim "4-Hour Workweek" Ferris, Joe Lewis, Bill Amelio of Dell Computers, Evander Holyfield and many others.While at NAPMA, Rob played a leading role in the publication of over 100 issues of Martial Arts Professional magazine, which hardcopy delivered millions of education-rich issues to karate schools within North America.In 2011, Rob earned his black belt under his close friend Joe Lewis, aka “The Greatest Fighter in the History of Karate,” shortly before Lewis' passing.Rob is the author of several books—most notably “The Martial Arts Business Bible.” He has been interviewed by a wide range of media from CNNfn to Newsweek to Disney’s Family Fun Magazine.