Robert Kiyosaki has hired a salesperson to create a PowerPoint presentation to sell his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad to bookstores. The presentation should include 15 important concepts from the book, statistics about Americans' financial problems to explain why people need to read the book, a biography of Kiyosaki to establish why people should trust his advice, and recommendations for two other complementary books on financial literacy. The presentation aims to convince bookstores to stock Rich Dad, Poor Dad and promote financial responsibility.

1. Rich Dad, Poor Dad Presentation
Directions: You have just been hired as a sales person for Robert Kiyosaki to
sell his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad to various bookstores. He needs you to create
an attractive PowerPoint presentation that you will present in front of potential
bookstore buyers (like Barnes and Noble, Waldenbooks, etc.)
Here is what he wants you to include:
 15 important concepts that can be learned from the book (and explained
on the PowerPoint) Your chapter questions could probably help you with
this.
 Why should people read this book and learn about financial responsibility?
He wants you to include statistics and facts about Americans and debt,
investments, and any other facts you deem relevant to include
 A bio of Kiyosaki. It cannot come from the book’s bio! Do a little research
on the web about him. Why should anyone trust his financial advice?
 Find two other “financial knowledge” book for consumers. They do NOT
have to be by Kiyosaki. Make sure they would be complements to Rich
Dad, Poor Dad. For example, if someone read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, what
two other books should someone read that they would enjoy? Include a
short description of both of the books (you probably haven’t read them yet,
so find a description online, but put into your own words as if you have
read them!)
 Anything else you would like to include to make the “sale!” Be creative
and THINK OF SOMETHING! 
 A works cited slide(s) that cites all of the internet sources you used for this
presentation.
Due: Tuesday, May 24.