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Teleseminar with Richard Hayes – Editor, Two Ten Magazine

Recorded June 13, 2013

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Richard Hayes was diagnosed with an extremely rare, head and neck cancer. He was fired from a high paying job. He was told to prepare his family for his death. However, today Richard is publisher of a new national marketplace magazine called Two Ten. It is an extremely high quality quarterly magazine featuring many Christian leaders like Dr. Ben Carson, Tim Tebow, and many others. You will want to hear Richard’s story on how God met him and restored his life and even birthed a whole new marketplace calling. He will also share an amazing TGIF story about a prison inmate that started reading TGIF. Need to be inspired? This session will reveal God’s mercy and grace and how life was birthed out of what only seemed to be ashes.

In this teleseminar, you will discover:

  • What to do when you are given devastating news like, “You have brain cancer.”
  • How to navigate times when circumstances point to a dead end like losing your job.
  • How to experience God in the midst of the battle

Richard Hayes is the Editor of Two Ten Magazine.

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Richard W. Hayes

Richard William Hayes is the chief executive officer and managing partner of Digital Lightbridge, LLC. Hayes founded Digital Lightbridge in 2001 and remains faithful to its mission of helping companies achieve their business objectives through strategic marketing solutions. Richard is responsible for managing the firm’s day-to-day business operations, as well as sales and delivering exceptional client service.

Richard has over 25 years of experience in advertising and marketing, having held executive positions with Fortune 500 companies and several major communications businesses. Past positions include chief operations officer for Inteledigm Communications, a new-media development company; vice president of Cortex Communications, a leading medical education firm; senior project manager and creative director for TechData Corporation (TECD); and creative leadership positions with The Tampa Tribune (MEG) and several leading Tampa Bay area advertising agencies.

In 2003 and 2010, he was the recipient of Tampa Bay C12 Group’s Member of the Year Award. Richard has also been the recipient of Somebody Cares Tampa Bay’s 2006 and 2010 Business of the Year High Impact Award. In 2002, he was bestowed the Hero Award by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay.

Hayes is active in his community, currently serving on the board of RenewPasco, Faith Tampa Bay and as an advisory council chairman for the Pinellas Technical Education Center. He is an advisory board member for Abe Brown Ministries, Renew Westshore and a current committee member of Somebody Cares Tampa Bay and Tampa Port Ministries. He is a member and past board member of the Tampa Bay Advertising Federation and he is a member of the Westshore Alliance and the West Pasco Chamber of Commerce. He is presently a member/alumnus of The C12 Group, Gideons International, Lifework Leadership and Riverside Baptist Church, where he’s held positions of trustee chairman, church council member and various leadership positions. Richard has also held leadership positions with Magnolia Valley Fire Department where he served for five years as a firefighter, board member and tactical training officer.

Richard is an author, blogger and frequent speaker on social media, corporate branding, leadership and his personal testimony of being healed from stage IV “terminal” cancer.

Richard resides in New Port Richey, Florida. He has been married for over twenty-one years to his beautiful wife, Lisa, and is the proud father of three exceptional sons, Chandler William (17), Mitchell Aidan (13) and Tristan Isaiah (6). The Hayes’ are active, State of Florida licensed foster parents.