Ricky Roma is a fictional character from the play and film adaptation of Glengarry Glen Ross, written by David Mamet. He is portrayed as a charismatic and smooth-talking real estate salesman who uses his charm and wit to manipulate others. Roma is known for his confidence and persuasive skills, often engaging in philosophical discussions about success and ambition. In the story, Ricky Roma represents the cutthroat nature of the real estate business, where competition is fierce and ethics are often compromised. His character highlights themes of desperation and the moral dilemmas faced by salespeople in pursuit of success and financial gain.