The son of former President Gerald R. Ford and Betty Ford, Steve Ford has successfully negotiated the bumpy road from the White House. As a speaker, Ford shares a broad range of inspirational stories, including how the family dealt with Betty Ford's battles with alcoholism and breast cancer, his own successful fight to overcoming alcoholism, and the Nixon Pardon. He... read full bio
Steve is the author of In Search of Vision, published by Global Insights in 2000. He has also written many journal articles and was a contributing author to Valuing Differences, published by McGraw Hill in 1995. He has served as past president for the Portland chapter of the American Society for Training and Development and was chairman of the board... read full bio
Steven McCaffery is a Canadian poet and scholar who was a professor at York University, but now holds the Gray Chair at SUNY Buffalo (Amherst). McCaffery was born in Sheffield, England and lived in the UK for most of his youth attending University of Hull. He moved to Canada to attend graduate school at York University in Toronto. In Toronto... read full bio
When best selling children's author Sue Buchanan thought her life was over, it was really just beginning. Diagnosed with breast cancer and saddled with a grim prognosis, conventional thinking would have told her she was as good as gone. However, Sue is anything but conventional! Now, after more than twenty-two years cancer-free, Sue spreads her crazy brand of hope, and... read full bio
Daughter of former President Gerald R. Ford and Mrs. Betty Ford, Susan Ford Bales speaks throughout the world about the impact of alcoholism/drug addiction on families. Susan was the former Chairman of the Board of the Betty Ford Center in California. In working side by side with her mother at the Betty Ford Center since 1992, Susan shares her insights... read full bio
Suzie Humphreys background is as varied as her audiences_from administrative secretary to television talk show host, to 20 years in radio. She has hobnobbed with movie stars and politicians, interviewed the great and the near great. She has made motion pictures and hundreds of commercials. She has been fired, been broke, been disappointed, been a petrified expectant mother when she... read full bio
Suzy Chaffee, cofounder of the Native American Olympic Team Foundation. She is a former Olympic alpine ski racer and actress. Following her racing career, she modelled in New York with Ford Models and then became the pre-eminent freestyle ballet skier of the early 1970s. She is perhaps best known by the nickname, Suzy Chapstick, from the 1970s, when she was... read full bio
Tamia is a Canadian R&B singer, noted for her spinto mezzo-soprano, a rangy three octaves, capable of both dark contralto depths and angelic soprano highs. Tamia has released six albums since she was discovered by Quincy Jones, at the age of nineteen: Tamia, A Nu Day, More, Between Friends, Beautiful Surprise, and Love Life. They all achieved success on R&B... read full bio
"Thom Filiciastars as the interior design specialist on Bravo's Emmy award winning show. Filicia is founder and chief creative officer of New York City-based design firm, Thom Filicia, Inc. Since launching the enterprise in 1998, Filicia's New-American Style has earned him clients in the worlds of entertainment, finance, sports, media, fashion and hospitality. Filicia is known for his ability to... read full bio
Tom Harrell, named jazz trumpeter of the year three times by Downbeat Magazine, is known for the gorgeous, intricate melodies he composes. Harrell has won awards and grants, including multiple Trumpeter of the Year awards from Down Beat magazine, SESAC Jazz Award, BMI (Broadcast Music Incorporated) Composers Award, and Prix Oscar du Jazz. He received a Grammy nomination for his... read full bio
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With an acting career in film, television, and theater spanning almost thirty years, Plana currently stars on the hit series Ugly Betty. A former teacher, he maintains his passion for education, serving the Latino community through educational outreach programs to schools. Plana disclosed that his mother is suffering from Alzheimer's disease and speaks out about the personal struggles he endures... read full bio
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
Victor Garber's long-running role as Jack Bristow on Alias earned him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor. Garber's other television credits have included Justice, Eli Stone, and The Flash. He currently stars as a regular as Dr. Martin Stein/ Firestorm in DC Comic's Legends of Tomorrow. The Canada Walk of Fame inductee has appeared in acclaimed films such as... 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
Wayne Sotile, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist who has consulted with over 400 large corporations. He has become a true pioneer in the field of health psychology and work/life balance for high performance people. Wayne Sotile is a high-energy keynote speaker who helps empower audiences to let go of what is holding them back from achieving greatness. He encourages audiences... read full bio
Wendell Potter's journey from health care spokesperson to whistleblower and health care reform advocate was not one he intended. With a long career in the industry, most notably as head of corporate communications and chief corporate spokesperson for CIGNA, Potter could no longer ignore what he saw. He became an active voice on health care reform, as it became clear... read full bio
