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Bernie Swain had started his dream job as athletic director at a major university, when he and his wife discovered a major opportunity in an entirely new field. His wife convinced him to quit his dream job and start a lecture agency, with their headquarters being a friend's large office closet. Nine years later The Washington Speakers Bureau lecture agency became the largest in the world.
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