Episode #10: Rick Garlick - Travel & Tourism Expert, Elvis Impersonator

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"Never be boring" is a mantra Rick Garlick takes to heart. He puts that mantra to use as a highly sought-after consultant in the Travel & Tourism industry. Rick has made countless conference presentations and TV segment appearances in his career spanning Magid, JD Power, Maritz and Gallup. He got his start as a wee lad doing his best to sound like The King, Elvis Presley, which turned into a full-blown years-long side gig as an Elvis impersonator.

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