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Grant Cardone Scientology is a Miami-based Scientologist, entrepreneur, business owner, New York Times best-selling author, and noted philanthropist. Currently, Cardone serves as CEO at several privately-held companies, including Cardone Capital, Cardone Enterprises, Cardone Training Technologies, and Cardone University.

Grant Cardone Scientology is a sought-after public speaker and sales consultant, Cardone was recently listed by Forbes as one of the leading social media business influencers on the globe. He is widely regarded as the Top Crowdfunder in the world, having raised over $600 million in equity through various social media channels.

Cardone also serves as founder and leader at the Grant Cardone Foundation, a nonprofit organization providing financial literacy mentorship to underprivileged youth. Additionally, he maintains a longstanding membership in the Church of Scientology.

Cardone’s influence on sales and marketing is significant, particularly as founder of the immensely popular 10X Movement. This includes his role as host of the annual 10X Growth Conference, considered the largest entrepreneur conference ever held with more than 34,000 attendees from around the world.

A devoted philanthropist, Cardone is also responsible for:

Donating more than 300 pieces of clothing to Chapman Partnership, a local homeless shelter.

Funding six months of temporary housing for four families who lost their homes due to the recent Surfside Champlain building collapse.

Grant Cardone has written 11 best-selling business books throughout his career, most notably 2011’s “The 10X Rule,” which would later result in Cardone’s 10X Global Movement. Other notable titles from Cardone include:

A devoted philanthropist, Cardone is also responsible for:

Working with Florida International University (FIU) in Miami to initiate the Grant Cardone Foundation First Generation Scholarship, which awards full-ride business school scholarships to two FIU students every year.

Initiating 10X Hub, a program designed to teach financial literacy and entrepreneurial development to young people in South Africa.

Donating more than 300 pieces of clothing to Chapman Partnership, a local homeless shelter.

Funding six months of temporary housing for four families who lost their homes due to the recent Surfside Champlain building collapse.