Doug Ellin, Creator and Executive Producer of Entourage moved to Hollywood from his native New York in 1990 to become a stand-up comedian. While working the circuit at comedy club mainstays including The Improv and The Comedy Store, Ellin took a position in the mailroom of New Line Cinema. It was through this connection to New Line Production Head, Michael... read full bio
The first Cuban-American in history to serve in the U.S. Senate, Mel Martinez embodies the transformative power of the American dream. Martinez rose to national prominence after President George W. Bush nominated him to serve as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Under his leadership, HUD was recognized with multiple awards for exemplary achievements. As Senator, Martinez played an... read full bio
Eve Plumb is an American actress best known for her portrayal of Jan Brady in the television sitcom The Brady Bunch. Jan was the middle of three girls, and Plumb was often given scripts in which her character had to deal with so-called middle child syndrome, displaying a noted jealous streak in her against her older sister Marcia. Various stories... read full bio
Gary Burghoff was born in bristol, connecticut. he studied tap dance and became a proficient drummer, despite having a congenital deformity of three fingers on his left hand.[3] he gained early experience acting for the belfry players of williams bay, wisconsin.[6]in 1967 he originated the role of charlie brown in the original off-broadway production of you're a good man, charlie... read full bio
KRISTINA FORD, former Director of Planning for the City of New Orleans, was the first public voice of reason in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, shaping public discussion on CNN, BBC and NPR about the weaknesses and opportunities of modern city planning as New Orleans prepared to rebuild. Ford's innovative approaches explored in her book, The Trouble With... read full bio
Zanny Minton-Beddoes is The Economist's economic editor, overseeing all of the prestigious publication's American and global economic coverage. Before moving to Washington in April 1996, she was The Economist's emerging-markets correspondent based in London. She joined The Economist in 1994 after spending two years as an economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), where she worked on macroeconomic adjustment programs... read full bio
In today's world, a company's value is measured not only in tangible assets, but also in intangible assets, such as reputation, customer good will, ethical behavior, etc... Therefore, it is important for a company to find ways to grow and sustain their intangible assets in this social" culture. Jeffrey is the founder of Seventh Generation, Americas leading brand of environmental... read full bio
One only needs to look down the street for evidence of Chris Bangle's ingenuity and far-reaching influence. A daring designer whose work has provoked endless discussion, Bangle is best known for his tenure as Chief of Design for the BMW group, where he was responsible for bringing the designs of the BMW, Mini Cooper, and Rolls Royce into the twenty-first... read full bio
As former mayor of Canada's largest and most diverse city, David Miller knows what it takes to make an organization run smoothly. During his two terms as mayor, Miller's mandate was to make Toronto a world-class city: one of prosperity, livability and opportunity. One of his biggest accomplishments was securing the New Deal for Cities for senior orders of government.... read full bio
Steven Rattner is not just the man brought in by the President to save the auto industry, he is a former chief economic correspondent for The New York Times who earned a place among the top tier of Wall Streets most informed investment bankers and corporate experts. Rattners unique economic perspective is informed by an impressive, multi-faceted career that has... read full bio
Tod Maffin is one of North America's leading digital marketing experts, specializing in viral and ROI-based campaigns for sectors from human resources to real estate to education. Maffin, COO and senior strategist at tMedia Strategies, is one of the country's go-to commentators on the impact of accelerated technological change and innovation on the business and economic environment. Recognized as a... read full bio
Peter R. Orszag has been at the center of some of the most consequential and contentious Washington debates for more than three years: He was head of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) for two years while George W. Bush was President before joining the incoming Obama administration. When President Obama named Dr. Orszag to head the Office of Management and... read full bio
Since 1979, Jeffrey Pfeffer has served as the Thomas D. Dee II Professor of Organizational Behavior at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business. Pfeffer's most recent book, 7 Rules of Power: Surprising–But True–Advice on How to Get Things Done and Advance Your Career, was released by Matt Holt. Dr. Pfeffer obtained his Ph.D. from Stanford University after earning his B.S. and M.S.... read full bio
Martin Cooper is a pioneer in the wireless communications industry, an inventor, entrepreneur and executive. He has been a contributor to the technology of personal wireless communications for over 50 years. He developed the first portable cellular phone in 1973 and is cited in the Guinness Book of World Records for making the first cellular telephone call. Cooper is also... read full bio
With her entertaining series, Cooking for Real, Sunny Anderson has established herself as one of the newest members to Food Network's cherished In the Kitchen weekend block. Anderson's culinary creations combine traditional comfort dishes with a flair for distinctive flavors drawn from her numerous travels to provide a sense of real cuisine for everyday living. Her dishes are made with... read full bio
Jamie Durie is one of the most well-renowned and sought-after landscape artists in the world, with a client roster that includes A-list celebrities and five-star hotels. As host of HGTV 's The Outdoor Room, Durie takes on tough projects with his demand for perfection. He also hosts PBS' series Victory Garden, where his background as a qualified horticulturist helps viewers... read full bio
Celebrity fitness pioneer Jackie Warner is proof that women can have it all. The successful entrepreneur and television personality has transformed the fitness world and garnered lots of fans along the way. A Mid-western girl turned self-made millionaire at the age of 22, Jackie was inspired to pursue a career in fitness and nutrition after training a few close friends... read full bio
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Rachel Hunter began modeling at the age of 17 and gained celebrity status after posing in Sports Illustrateds annual swimsuit issue. She is one of the most photographed international cover models in the world. Rachel has a growing acting resume with television appearances and feature film roles. She has also appeared in numerous music videos and on a variety... read full bio
It was the gift for crafting pungent columns that provided a voice for the underdog and underprivileged that garnered Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist Connie Schultz the Pulitzer Prize Award for Commentary. With a clear understanding of the joys, foibles, and quandaries of the everyday moments of common folk, her observations resound with people from all walks of life. Schultz infuses... read full bio
