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About: Marketing and PR consultant Roberta Guise advises small business owners, independent professionals and non-profits on how to build a profitable stable of customers, save money on ineffective promotions, and get known through branding, precision marketing and public relations. Roberta also enables successful women to become thought leaders. She coaches clients one-one-one, and writes and speaks on how to get a distinctive marketing edge and be extraordinarily visible. For a lively mix of her ideas and opinions, read her articles at www.guisemarketing.com/bevisibleblog, and podcast profiles of influential women at www.guisemarketing.com/straighttalk
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About: Bill Griffin of Cleaning Consultant Services is enthusiastic and often outspoken about cleaning and small business. He's an entertaining and thought provoking guest. He's available on short notice and a guest that your audience won't soon forget. His quick wit and sense of humor are engaging for call-ins, live audiences and demonstrations. He provides training, consulting and speeches to cleaning industry and small business audiences. He's the world's leading authority on cleaning and maintenance, having published 10 books and over 200 articles.
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About: Mikki Williams, CSP, Hall of Fame, TEDx speaker, chosen as one of the best speakers in the country by Meetings and Convention Magazine. Award-winning speaker for Vistage International, Master Chair of executive advisory boards, global celebrity speaker, transformational syoryteller, executive speech coach, creator of Speakers School , Keynote Kamp and The Mikki Mouth Club. Mikki has spoken in every US state, every Canadian province, every continent except Antarctica… where she can't wear her stiletto's.
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About: Award-winning artist Anne Nordhaus-Bike paints colorful, calming watercolors inspired by nature. She loves color, texture, and handmade papers, and her flower paintings capture moments of vibrant stillness and beauty. Her work reflects an underlying spirituality infused with the wisdom of nature and seasonal cycles. Collectors love her paintings for their joy, the healing peace they inspire, and the artistry that informs each brushstroke. Anne specializes in watercolor paintings on handmade paper, hand mounted in the traditional Asian style and uniquely custom framed by professional framers. Anne’s art has appeared in numerous solo and group shows as well as many arts programs, presentations, and performances. Her work has been published in periodicals and books; covered in numerous print publications; and featured in broadcast media, both on television and feature films. She earned a degree in art history and has won multiple awards for arts writing.
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About: Improving the quality of employee's lives is one of the best things a business can do for their employees and their business. Believe it or not, getting rid of physical and digital clutter is one of the more effective actions a business leader can take to categorically increase profits and improve the quality of the lives of their employees. Unquestionably, clutter is bad for business. It not only slows your employees down, it weighs them down. They are less productive than they would like to be, and as a result, less happy than they would like to be. Over time, this emotional baggage not only costs businesses a lot of money, but hurts employees in just about every way, physically, emotionally, and psychologically. They tend to feel tired, overwhelmed and constantly stressed out.
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About: Tony Jimenez is the Founder, President & CEO of MicroTech - America's largest Hispanic-Owned IT Integrator. Employing 400 highly skilled professionals, Tony has grown MicroTech into a multi-million dollar technology business. A military veteran and advocate for the Veteran and Hispanic communities, his public speaking topics include Entrepreneurship, Government Contracting, and Diversity Business. Among his business awards: Business Legend; Federal 100; Executive of the Year; Top CEO Philanthropist; Veteran Champion; Minority Business Leader. Tony has been profiled in Inc. magazine, Washington Post, CNN, Business Week, American Legion, Veterans Business Journal, Federal Computer Week, Washington Business Journal, Hispanic Business, SmartCEO, CRN.
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About: Mr. Pulak Sharma is co-CEO of Kazmira LLC; a science-based manufacturer of THC-free broad spectrum CBD Oil, water soluble CBD, and other wholesale cannabinoid ingredients. Pulak is a Cannabinoid Maverick and Champion for Industrial Hemp. He leads the company in its enduring purpose: to use a science-based approach to improve life through self-care, cannabinoid-based, dietary supplement products. Pulak is a frequent speaker on Industrial Hemp and Cannabinoid topics at events and key forums across the USA. As an industry stakeholder, he has spoken at an FDA hearing regarding scientific data about products containing cannabis, as well as at an industry stakeholder summit on cannabis with Cowen Research. He was instrumental in showcasing the potential of Cannabinoids to Perrigo and Perrigo’s subsequent investment in Kazmira. Pulak holds an MBA from Kelley School of Business at Indiana University and a BS in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University.
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About: Michael Patrick Murphy was born south of Boston and comes from a family with strong native ties to South Boston. He spent ten years getting an education on Morrissey Boulevard -- his high school and college years lived out in and around the areas of Dorchester, South Boston, and Boston. Inspired by stories his grandmother told him of the city’s history, and of his great-grandfather, Boston City...
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About: About Jacquie Abram, Deborah Harris, and Delilah Harris. Jacquie Abram, Deborah Harris, and Delilah Harris are a mother-daughter powerhouse trio, who are intensely passionate about revealing the grueling truth about systemic racism in America. They co-authored the book Hush Money: How One Woman Proved Systemic Racism in her Workplace and Kept her Job. All three women left corporate America after experiencing racism in the workplace and suffering racial trauma. Jacquie spends her time writing books inspired by her experiences and the experiences of her daughters and others that shine a light on systemic racism in the workplace. She hopes her books will offer courage to those who are currently experiencing racism and don't know how to fight back, those who previously experienced racism and feel alone, and those who are allies and want a deeper understanding of how to help prevent racism.
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