As a renowned public speaker he has provided keynote presentations to organizations across thecountry such as Harvard University, Columbia University, Princeton University, NAACP, NationalAssociation of Real Estate Brokers, Housing Preservation and Development, National UrbanLeague, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Black MBA Association andmany others, Microsoft Corporation, HSBC, KPMG, Johnson and Johnson, Six Flags, andDeutsche Bank. With a strong sense of philanthropy he flew to South Africa to teach economicempowerment principles to those in need and has partnered with the local District Attorney’s officeto teach financial literacy to previously incarcerated community residents with the aim of loweringrecidivism rates. He can be regularly viewed on television networks such as GMTV, CNBC,CNN, Thomson Reuters, and BET discussing economic/social issues that impact Americancitizens. Ryan has also authored his book “Living in the Village”; has been profiled in TavisSmiley's Covenant and Action (a New York Times Bestseller); co-authored a book with KevinPowell entitled “The Black Male Handbook”; featured in Black Enterprise, African AmericanFamily, The Source & NV Magazine; contributes regularly to Huffingtonpost.com, TheNetwork Journal, Fortune, and Black Enterprise; received the Top 40 Under 40 AchievementAward from The Network Journal; was inducted by Medgar Evers College (where he currentlyserves as a board member) into its national honor society PI ETA KAPPA as a honorary member;and received Tom Joyner's "Hardest Working Financial Advisor Award" because of his effortsto empower the community with the crucial life skills of financial literacy. Whether he iscounseling a group of doctors at a convention or in Rikers Island providing a free course RyanMack’s comprehensive, exciting approach to teaching economic empowerment to all income levelshas generated a level of much needed interest in a volatile economy.