John Wasik on “Lightning Strikes: Nikola Tesla, New York Finance, and the History of Everything”

Lightning Strikes is about inspiration, invention, re-invention and failure as seen through the lens of Nikola Tesla’s life and work. Author John Wasik will speak about his book and how Tesla’s relationships with Thomas Edison, J.P. Morgan, Wall Street and emerging technology in the early 20th Century shaped our modern era and continue to inform and provoke our imagination today as we move into a new age of automation and artificial intelligence.

About the Author
John Wasik is the author of 17 books, including Lightning Strikes: Timeless Lessons in Creativity from the Life and Times of Nikola Tesla (Sterling, 2016) and has spoken all across North America. He’s a contributor to The New York Times, Forbes, Morningstar.com, CBS Moneywatch and other national publications.

Talk will be followed by Q&A and book signing. $5 tickets include Museum admission; members and students free. Feel free to bring your lunch.











When: Thu., Oct. 12, 2017 at 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Where: Museum of American Finance
48 Wall St.
212-908-4110
Price: $5 tickets include Museum admission; members and students free.
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Lightning Strikes is about inspiration, invention, re-invention and failure as seen through the lens of Nikola Tesla’s life and work. Author John Wasik will speak about his book and how Tesla’s relationships with Thomas Edison, J.P. Morgan, Wall Street and emerging technology in the early 20th Century shaped our modern era and continue to inform and provoke our imagination today as we move into a new age of automation and artificial intelligence.

About the Author
John Wasik is the author of 17 books, including Lightning Strikes: Timeless Lessons in Creativity from the Life and Times of Nikola Tesla (Sterling, 2016) and has spoken all across North America. He’s a contributor to The New York Times, Forbes, Morningstar.com, CBS Moneywatch and other national publications.

Talk will be followed by Q&A and book signing. $5 tickets include Museum admission; members and students free. Feel free to bring your lunch.

Buy tickets/get more info now