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Deborah Brown-Volkman
I am a Professional Certified Coach (PCC), motivational speaker, author, and the President of Surpass Your Dreams, Inc., a successful career, life, wellness, and mentor coaching company that has been delivering a message of motivation, success, and personal fulfillment since 1998. I provide Career Coaching for Senior Executives, Vice Presidents, and Managers who are looking for new career opportunities or seek to become more productive in their current role. I have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Business 2.0, and countless other publications. I am the author of several best-selling books including Coach Yourself To A New Career and How To Feel Great At Work Every Day.
Daisy Saunders
Daisy Saunders, founder of Big Eyes International and author of Big Eyes…Big Eyedeas for Achieving Optimum Success in Business and in Life, is a speaker, trainer, and consultant who helps organizations create a culture that allows people to flourish and maximize their potential. Her personal motto is envisioning the possibilities.
Debra Fine
Author, keynote speaker and trainer Debra Fine began her career as an engineer, an occupation that allowed her to maintain her natural shyness and avoid situations that required social interactions. Debra developed her programs and wrote her book The Fine Art of Small Talk How to Start a Conversation, Keep it Going, Build Networking Skills--and Leave a Positive Impression! (Hyperion 2005) to teach technically oriented professional’s conversation skills and networking techniques that help in developing business relationships and enhancing networking opportunities.
Crista Salvatore
Crista Salvatore is a Certified Coach. She specializes in empowering individuals to create fulfilling lives by achieving exceptional results in whatever they choose to do. As a coach, she is noted for her ability to help professionals focus their values and beliefs to helping them achieve greater clarity in meeting their day-to-day challenges. From there, she goes on to teach them how to leverage their strengths so that they may be better able to reach their maximum potential.
ChaChanna Simpson
As I transitioned from college to the work world, I found myself wondering, “What do I do with myself once I graduate? How am I supposed to adapt to moving back home when I’ve been living on campus for four years? What happens next?” Over the past seven years, I find many college graduates asking me the same questions. As a result of this need, I've been visiting college campuses working with students on "Real world preparation" skills and successfully transitioning into the work world.