TV personality, financial correspondent and New York Times Best-selling author, Bill regularly lends advice to everyone from Donald Trump to the local professional with a dream and an idea. And he does it with style and sophistication.

Bill currently appears on the emmy-nominated Rachael Ray Show as Rachael’s one and only “financial buddy.” In this role, Bill joins Rachael on set and lends advice to Rachael’s large audience, helping them achieve their financial goals. Bill has also been a premier guest on NBC’s Today Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, CNBC, Fox News, CNN, and quoted in hundreds of major national and daily newspaper outlet.

When not on television, Bill is traveling the world speaking to corporations and universities about “thinking like an entrepreneur” as well as educating corporate america on how to help preserve the environment.

Most recently, Bill completed his second book, titled "Beyond the Lemonade Stand" which was written to help educate and motivate children around the world about the value of money and how to leverage their skills, talents and abilities at an early age. "Beyond the Lemonade Stand" Is the follow up to his New York Times Best-selling book titled "You're Hired" which chronicles Bill's colorful life experience and proven financial advice.

At the age of 23, Bill Rancic founded the successful company, cigarsaroundtheworld.com in a 400 sq. ft. studio apartment. Today, it is a thriving multimillion dollar national operation, in which Bill sits on the Board of Directors and is a shareholder in the company. The son of educators, he is a true entrepreneur, who helped earned his way through college by starting a boat wash and wax business in the Chicago area.

Bill also dedicates much of his time to working with young people at risk. Two of his biggest causes are The Mercy Home for Boys, of which he is a board member and mentor to underprivileged kids, and The National Children’s Alliance for abused children, which he co-chairs an annual fundraiser with Olympic Gold medalist Picabo Street.