At age 31, Valerie Greene was a healthy, athletic and successful business owner until a massive stroke paralyzed the left side of her body and left her unable to speak. Doctors told her that she might never walk or talk again, and most of her hearing was lost. Sheer determination propelled her out of her wheelchair and into a new... read full bio
Valerie Waters is the first person called by Hollywoods elite when they need to either get in shape or stay that way. Featured in top publications ranging from Glamour, Vanity Fair and In Style to Fitness, Self and People, Valerie has won the reputation for a quick turn-around, and a trademark look that is more tone and trim than... read full bio
Victoria Jackson is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, medical research catalyst, author, and more. She has been inducted into the National Womens Hall of Fame for her medical research and work in the cosmetics industry and a four times published author of books including The Power of Rare and Saving Each Other: A Mother-Daughter Love Story. Jackson touches upon stories of success,... read full bio
For the past 17 years, Vicki Kennedy has been deeply involved in Senator Kennedy’s legislative and political life, including working with him as he wrote his memoir, True Compass, released in September 2009. He shared her deep religious faith, consulted with her on everything from family matters to campaign strategy, and made her his partner in a life of politics... read full bio
The master builder of basketball programs, Rutgers head coach and Womens Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Vivian Stringer has catapulted three different college basketball programs from obscurity to national prominence during her 35 years as a head coach. A pioneer, visionary, and innovator during her three decades on the sideline, she was the first in mens or womens basketball to... read full bio
