Cyprian Francis Radomyski

Cyprian Radomyski, also known as Cyp (Sip) is a successful Chicago entrepreneur with experience working in a number of fields relating to Finance, Marketing, Film, and Technology He currently operates a number of online businesses, continues to pursue his passion for Film, trades the Financial markets daily and works closely with a number of businesses from around the world.

Cyprian was born in Munich Germany in 1985, and soon after, his family immigrated to the United States where he lived in St. Louis, MO until he was 14.  While in St. Louis Cyprian was heavily involved in many activities including music, art, science, sports, and computers.  He attended private schools and was fortunate enough to be granted a scholarship to one of the city’s top High Schools, Christian Brothers College Proprietary High School, where he was near the top of his class.

Adolescent Years

Following his freshman year in High School, his family moved to Oak Park on the West-Side of Chicago, IL where he attended Oak Park River Forest High School and excelled both on the field and in the classroom.  While attending school full-time, Cyprian was fortunate enough to have a great part-time job working as a Valet at the Oak Park Country Club, where he easily worked 30-40 hours in addition to school and sports.  He quickly learned to balance work and school and from that point on his ambition was endless and he strived to work harder than anyone else around him.

After taking an AP Economics class, Cyprian was compelled by finance and pursued a degree in Economics at the University of Valparaiso, which was only 50 Miles east of Chicago and allowed for him to continue to work.  While attending school and  working long hours at the Country Club, Cyprian began reading the Wall Street Journal to occupy his down time.  Soon he became fascinated with it and decided to pursue a dream of trading.

Early Career

After 2 years at Valparaiso University, Cyprian took a break and packed his bags from school, came home, and headed downtown to work in the Chicago Financial District as a Trader.  At the age of 20 he completed a rigorous financial course to obtain his Series 7 which allowed for him to Trade a Leveraged Stock account, and he first started trading with a company by the name of ECHOTrade LLC, trading primarily stocks listed on the NYSE.  After a few not so successful months he continued to pursue his dream of trading by expanding into the Commodity market and earning a seat as the youngest trader on the floor at the prestigious Chicago firm GHCO.

Following his attempt at trading Cyprian decided to attempt the Broker side of the business and took a position as a Bond Broker with McLaughlin, Piven, Vogel Securities.  After 6 months Cyprian went back to school and continued his education in Finance at DePaul University in downtown Chicago.  While attending school he was given an internship at a start-up Brokerage firm.  Lotus Brokerage was a small Introducing Commodity Brokerage with only a handfull of accounts.  He was the 4th employee hired and a large part of the initial success of the company.  Initially his duties were primarily support and administrative.  But due to the small structure of the company he was able to take part in all aspects of the business.  During this time he worked closely with the head web designer Mark Rodriguez, who taught him  everything he knows about designing.  Together with Mark, they were able to create over 10 fully functional websites that helped the company generate over 20,000live  trading accounts, and over $500,000 + in revenues over a 2 year span.  To see the specific sites and online businesses, please visit the PORTFOLIO section.

While creating these online businesses, Cyprian was in charge of the media that was created and initially started making instructional trading videos.  The videos became so helpful and popular that it became a trademark .  He was able to build an entirely functional website, the product to promote on the website, marketing of the produce, payment gateways, support, and every commercials.  After doing the majority of the creative work with no pay incentive, he decided to take his creative aspirations solo.

Recent Business

In Jan of 2010 Cyprian quit his position at Lotus Bokerage LLC, to start his own company, BFG Marketing LLC,  to compete directly with his former employer.  The company primarily specialized in online marketing and development of financial products.  The business focused on the development of trading products which were then actively sold online to retail clients through ecommerce websites and affiliate marketing strategies.

Some of their Biggest Partners Included:

ClickBank.com
Plimus.com
FXDD.com
Google.com

The company developed then marketed Retail trading products through affiliate marketing.  The website http://www.forextoolshop.com was developed to keep track of the results of these systems.  When they would rise in returns, people would purchase them and revenue would be generated.  The company built over 10 successful ecommerce website and a small Introducing Brokerage.

Cyprian’s role within the business was significant to its growth and sustainability.  He was primarily in charge of developing the ecommerce platforms and marketing tools.  That included web design, ecommerce functionality, affiliate marketing, email marketing, PPC, SEO, social networking, customer service, and company management.

The company was sold in 2010 and the assets were divided up.  Cyprian currently manages the following projects

Finance Sites:
http://www.fxcruisecontrol.com
http://www.forexkagi.com
http://www.traderammo.com
http://www.forexammo.com

Entertainment Site:
http://www.cyphop.com

Managing Sites:
http://www.slidingdoorfactory.com
http://www.woodfacecompany.com

In addition to managing these websites, and participating in Media Productions, he works Full-Time for the Chicago Bears Organization eCommerce Department, as an Assistant Manager.  He helps facilitate the day-to-day operations where online sales exceed 2.2 Million Annually.

Chicago Bears Store
http://www.store.chicagobears.com