Ross Cameron is one of the world’s most successful day traders and entrepreneurs; he is also a published author, motivational speaker, and Emmy award-winning real estate developer. He took the first step in his journey to success selling books on the back of his motorcycle. Between shifts working as a mechanic, he published fourteen books that turned into bestsellers and landed him an appearance on CNN.
- Education
He holds a degree in Mass Communications from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. After finishing his education, he was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1979 and played for the Dodgers minor league affiliate team for two seasons. Ross Cameron was a quote machine for baseball cards and other memorabilia during this time with his unique moniker “Sudden Death” Rizzo.
- Career History
Business expert Ross Cameron has been an entrepreneur throughout his career. His first “get-rich-quick” operation was selling books on the back of his motorcycle. After successful publishing, he got into construction and development.
In 1992, he got a job as a mortgage lender at the Bank of Nevada, and within four years, he became regional vice president of the bank. In 1996, he was hired by the Bank of Southern California in Las Vegas as executive vice president to oversee all operations outside of their Los Angeles market.
- Awards and Accomplishments
He has been nominated three times for the Emmy award, two times for the award of excellence, and once for industry-leading. He is a partner in Ross Cameron Ventures LLC, which he created after selling his company (Trafford Development) to Westin Hotels & Resorts in 2008. Later, in 2011, he partnered with another development company called Ross Cameron Management LLC.
Success is achieved through hard work, perseverance, and dedication. Ross Cameron never gives up when the odds are against him.