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I have a background in formal and informal education. My experience has placed me on stages in front of youth from pre-school to college age, parents, educators, and other affiliates. I have trained others, written stage shows, and partnered with organizations to enhance outreach. I have worked with "at-risk" youth, built trusting relationships, and mentored and advised those moving through substance dependence and role confusion. I have a Bachelor's in Biology, Master's in Urban Sustainability, Master's in Leadership and Change, and PhD in Leadership in Change. I have two special needs English bulldogs who participate in my classroom on a daily basis.
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I am an entrepreneur, activist, and speaker who love to impact the world and make a difference. I chose to be a speaker because I believe in the power of words. To me, I think words can either destroy or inspire people to be their best. I want to use the power of my words to inspire people to be the best they can ever be. Inspiring people give me internal joy.
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In my TEDx Talk, "SILICAN: Your Antidote to the Silicon Valley Grind," and in my coaching practice and wellness writing, I encourage people to: pursue balance in the four key areas of self; create boundaries for the people and input they allow into their personal lives; and commit to bravery in both showing up to others authentically and in taking risks for personal growth. Whether you're looking for a wellness speaker to inspire your team or a facilitator of an interactive workshop that includes self-assessment and meaningful dialogue, it would be my honor and pleasure to help your team embody this truth: "If you want to change your culture, you have to change your conversations." In my experience, no topic is more important than the wellness of your most precious asset: people.
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"Suicide is the second leading cause of death among young people ages 10-34. I created Life Letters to help families and communities take action to prevent suicide. For young people, it's a safe way to say they need help. For parents, it's a way to intervene when you may not otherwise know your loved one is considering self harm." Jennifer Wolf is a PCI Certified Parent Coach® and the mother of one teen and one young adult. By day, Jennifer is a communications executive in the technology sector.
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I'm an author and an English and Communications professor from Rochester, NY. I'm an insatiable reader and a dedicated writer. I've spent many years honing my skills and I now enjoy helping others find and explore their own voices. I write fantasy and science fiction and I aim to captivate and inspire. I've written two published novels: a modern mythology titled Honey, which came out in 2013 and Forever People, a cyberpunk science fiction slated to come out in the spring of 2019. I also regularly contribute poetry and short stories to literary magazines.
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José Cossa, Ph.D., is a Mozambican scholar, writer/author, researcher, poet, blogger, “twitterer”, podcaster, entrepreneur, the Founder and Senior Consultant of Maguiguane Consulting, and a Research Methodologist and University Research Reviewer at Walden University’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership. He is the author of Power, Politics, and Higher Education: International Regimes, Local Governments, and Educational Autonomy and the recipient of the 2012 Joyce Cain Award for Distinguished Research on People of African Descent, awarded by the Comparative and International Education Society (CIES). Most recently, Cossa was a Senior Lecturer at Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College and a Visiting Associate Professor at the American University in Cairo. Cossa holds a Ph.D. in Cultural and Educational Policy Studies with a depth area in Comparative and International Education from Loyola University Chicago. Cossa’s research focus is on power dynamics in negotiation over educational policy; unveiling issues inherent in the promise of modernity and working towards de-colonializing, de-bordering, de-peripherizing, and de-centering the world; higher education policy and administration; system transfer; international development; and, global and social justice.
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I am An Educational Technologist and Assistant Professor in the Field of Educational Technology from Faculty of Technical Education,Rajamanagala University of Technology Thanyaburi, Thailand.
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Strategist, Editor, Podcaster
SYDNEY ALLEN-ASH is a strategist, a writer, and a podcaster. Her practice is grounded in deep research and interdisciplinary collaboration. She likes working upstream, at the beginning of new initiatives, and is adept at steering major projects with many stakeholders from idea to execution. Born outside of Toronto, Sydney studied Fashion Communication at Ryerson University. She joined Virtue, Vice Media Group’s creative agency, in 2016 as a social strategist managing a major telecom client. She grew quickly into a cultural strategist role where she was tasked with helping brands authentically and sustainably engage with communities. In 2019, she relocated to Vice’s New York City headquarters, where she led an effort to define Vice’s values for the first time in its 30-year history, redesigned the company’s onboarding protocols, led the development of Vice Media Group's first company website, and oversaw the development of an internal app designed to keep their global workforce connected to one another, to management, and to the work they produced together. Since leaving Vice in 2021, Sydney has focused on projects that leverage her experience in transforming organizational dynamics while also providing opportunities for her to pursue subjects of special interest. In her writing and podcasting, she dives deep into the interstitial zones bridging athletics, race, history, equity, art, and popular culture. Sydney’s interest in podcasting developed out of her experience as a host and moderator—a role she’s taken on time and again in her career, moderating panel discussions, helming interactive workshops, conducting live artist interviews, and even hosting a short documentary produced for On Running. Presently, Sydney edits Early, a magazine about the culture of labour published by HR consultancy Bright + Early, writes and produces Toenails, a podcast about running, history, and the future of sporting culture supported by Ciele, and teaches a course in Design Thinking at Toronto’s George Brown College.
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Gene is the founder of the Residential Assisted Living Academy. The RAL Academy is the premier source for education in owning, operating and investing in Residential Assisted Living and senior housing. Gene has trained thousands of people from across the country how to turn single family homes into cash flow machines. RAL Academy’s motto is Do Good and Do Well. Gene has written 4 books and hosted 3 radio shows and has spoken in 5 countries and over 50 cities in the last year alone.
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Danny Stone is a best selling author, speaker and coach that helps people see things different, get clear about what they really want and take massive action to make it a reality. For more than 15 years he has been electrifying audiences with is energetic, humorous, and straight talk speaking style. He has been described by many as "transformational", someone who lights a fire under individuals to change their habits and change their lives.
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Terrie Bentley McKee is an author and speaker. She writes and speaks with authority, drawing from personal experiences such as surviving trauma, caregiving, parenting special needs children, autism, and surviving domestic violence. Married, she has three adult children and one elementary-aged daughter who she homeschools. Terrie blogs at NearYourAltar.com.
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