Mercedes Schlapp is an American journalist and political commentator. She is also a communications specialist, something she talks more in-depth about in her speaking events. As a first generation Cuban-American, she works for both English and Spanish-speaking media outlets as a political commentator. Under two different presidential administrations, Mercedes actually served as the director of specialty media, as well as... read full bio
An American journalist with the name of Roland Sebastian Martin. He provided commentary for TV One and served as the show's host for News One Now and Watch With Roland S. Martin in Washington. He also contributed to CNN, making appearances on numerous programs like The Situation Room and Anderson Cooper's AC360. He started working as a senior analyst on... read full bio
American novelist and experienced journalist Joanne Lipman has a distinguished journalistic career. At prestigious newspapers like USA Today, the USA Today Network, Conde Nast, and The Wall Street Journal's Weekend Journal, she has held prominent editorial positions. Lipman is acknowledged for her work as an author in addition to her editing responsibilities. The essential subject of gender dynamics in the workplace... read full bio
A co-founder of the risk advisory company LifeCycle Finance Partners, LLC, Allison Schrager is an economist, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, contributing editor at City Journal and writer for Bloomberg Opinion. By working in the fields of finance, politics and journalism, Allison broadened her career. She oversaw the development of retirement products at Dimensional Fund Advisors and provided advice to international institutions... read full bio
Sophia Li is a Chinese-American public speaker, climate advocate, and award-winning journalist. Her life's work is to redefine 21st-century communication while slicing through content pollution by making discussions on topics like Web3, human rights, and climate justice more approachable, palatable, and human. She received Refinery29's Sustainable Innovator Award and was recognized by Harvard as one of the leading climate communicators. She... read full bio
Stephanie Ramos is a New York City-based correspondent for ABC News. From the White House to the COVID pandemic, the tense Alabama Senate campaign, the horrible Parkland tragedy, Hurricane Irma, the 2016 election, and the Charlottesville riots, she has been at the center of every significant news story. She reports on GMA, ABC News Live, World News Tonight, Nightline, and... read full bio
Award-winning investigative journalist and feature writer Caitlin Dickerson works for The Atlantic. For her illuminating reporting, she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Dickerson has received the Peabody, Edward R. Murrow, Livingston, and Silvers-Dudley Prizes for her writing and reporting throughout her more than ten years in journalism. Her research helped down a federal detention facility where inmates were undergoing needless... read full bio
Douthat, one of the most important and controversial figures of his time, became the youngest op-ed columnist in the history of The New York Times. In addition to serving as National Review's film critic, he writes for the publication on Tuesdays and Sundays, covering pop culture, religion, American politics, and intellectual life. He published The Deep Places, a memoir detailing... read full bio
Renowned for her sharp interviews and profiles of some of the most significant figures in business, politics, and society worldwide, Pattie Sellers is a senior partner at Fortune, a distinguished writer, and a co-founder of the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit. Over the course of her more than thirty-year career, Sellers has developed a profound grasp of innovation, leadership, and... read full bio
Kate Fagan is a long time columnist and feature writer for outlets like ESPN.com, ESPN The Magazine, and for ESPN on-air. Apart from her work with ESPN, Fagan is also an author of her own and wrote the book, “What Made Maddy Run”, which spent a month on the New York Times best-seller Sports list and talks about the importance... read full bio
Morgan Housel is a partner at The Collaborative Fund, which is a venture capital firm that backs up-and-coming companies, and he is also a former columnist for The Wall Street Journal and The Motley Fool. Housel has been the two-time winner of the Best in Business award from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers, has won the New... read full bio
As host of The Willis Report on FOX Business Network, Gerri Willis dissects the news of the day and explains its effect on your wallet. Willis and her panel of experts always bring the story back to how it impacts the American taxpayer, serving as an advocate for consumers everywhere. Prior to joining FOX, she was host of Your Bottom... read full bio
Helene Cooper has a unique window into world events. As a former White House correspondent for the New York Times, she had a front row seat to the major breaking stories from Washington. Coupled with her experience as a diplomatic correspondent for the New York Times and reporter and foreign correspondent at the Wall Street Journal, she has a perspective... read full bio
Joel Stein has been a columnist since 1998 for Time magazine. In the name of participatory journalism, he often risks his body and his pride – and he usually loses. Since joining TIME in 1997, he has written 13 cover stories on the topics of food and celebrities, as well as politics, business, sports, and technology. Grand Central Publishing released... read full bio
Natali Morris is a technology and finance contributor on The Today Show and CNBC. Expanding on her spectrum of knowledge on consumer products, Natali also works with brands to host informational videos and satellite media tours on behalf of targeted campaigns with past partners including Visa, Disney, Sony, BasicTalk and Staples. Previously, Natali worked as an anchor for CNET TV... read full bio
Jeffrey Lyons has reviewed more than 15,000 movies, 900 Broadway and off-Broadway plays, interviewed nearly 500 actors, written or co-authored six books, co-hosted three national movie review shows, and received two honorary degrees so far. He’s lectured at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., four times at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, and in venues all over... read full bio
Doc Searls is an American author, journalist and photographer from Jersey City, New Jersey. He is known for being a blogger and for being an author on books such as “The Cluetrain Manifesto” and “The Intention Economy: When Customers Take Charge”. Searls is Editor-in-Chief of Linux Journal and has been involved with them since they began publishing; working as a... read full bio
Nomi Prins is a prominent journalist, former international investment banker, author, and speaker. Exploring topics within economics, finance, politics, and corruption, Prins has written several books including, Collusion: How Central Bankers Rigged the World, All the Presidents’ Bankers, and Black Tuesday. Prins has been featured on numerous TV and Radio programs including: CNN, BBC, CNBC, NPR, and CNN Radio. Supplementing... read full bio
Robert X. Cringely is the pen name of American journalist and technology writer who is also known as his name Mark Stephens. Stephens graduated from the College of Wooster with a B.A. and he went on to earn his M.A. in Communication from Stanford University. As Cringely, Stephens has written in publications such as The New York Times, Forbes, Newsweek,... read full bio
Gene Wojciechowski is an American sports writer who is best known for his work with ESPN. Wojciechowski was born in Salina, Kansas, and he has earned his bachelor’s degree in communications and journalism from the University of Tennessee. After earning his degree, he began working as a sports writer for college football and basketball where he wrote for companies such... read full bio
