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Martin Latulippe CSP is a 4 times Best Selling author and a highly-acclaimed inspirational and transformational speaker in the field of human potential. Martin was blessed to receive a second chance after surviving a dramatic hockey accident at the 2001 World University Games, in Poland, where Martin was the captain of the Canadian university hockey team and where Canada won the silver medal. Since then, Martin has dedicated his life to helping individuals, teams and organizations to create and master transformational thinking.

After overcoming many obstacles and many failures as a young entrepreneur, Martin Latulippe CSP quickly established a reputation of being one of the most electrifying and successful expert-speaker of his generation in the field of human potential and inspirational leadership. His clients have included: Fidelity Investment, Beirsdorf Canada, National Bank of Canada, REMAX, VISA, Fédération des caisses Desjardins, IRVING Group, Government of Canada, Canada Revenue Agency, Statistics Canada, International Professional Managers Association and many more.

To this day, Martin Latulippe’s inspirational conferences and seminars have reached more than 350 000 participants in Canada and abroad (France, Belgium, Africa and United States).

He is the co-author (L'École du succès and Gearing Up From Inside and Out). Here's what Jack Canfield, coauthor of the International Best Selling series Chicken Soup for the Soul, had to say about Martin's first book L'école du succès : "You're about to read a book about true success- success in college, in career, and life."

Martin's latest print, AWAKENING The invisible to ACHIEVE the impossible (Only available in French) quickly became a best-seller as well.

Here is what some Top CEO's had to say about Martin's latest print:

"This book represents the best gift for the soul and spirit of your employees. Latulippe's vision is simple, refreshing and inspiring." Denis Losier, CEO, Assumption Life

Last updated July 5, 2010