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About: Patricia Farrell, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist in NJ and Florida and is the author of 'How to Be Your Own Therapist', 'It's Not All in Your Head,' 'Sleep, Insomnia, Stress: What you don't know can hurt you.' Her TV appearances include Today Show, Good Morning America, AC360, Court TV, MSNBC, The View, Maury, ABC World News, FOX News. Farrell has written articles on health, child abuse, medical illness, and managing stress, is a writer for several Medium.com publications, listed in Who’s Who in the World and is a Consulting psychologist to WebMD, and consultant to pharmaceutical and public relations firms. Website: http://www.drfarrell.net where you can find her blog and links to videos of her appearances. Twitter account: @drpatfarrell. Amazon author page: http://amzn.to/2rVYB0J. Medium.com page: https://medium.com/@drpatfarrell, Substack: drfarrell22.substack.com
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About: Outstanding varied programs, 75-100 per year, such as our Annual Wharton DC Innovation Summits (WhartonDCInnovation.com), Embassy Receptions & Briefings, VIP luncheons, Forums.
Plus, our signature annual Joseph Wharton Gala Dinners that honor area business and public sector leaders. These offer sponsors, members and attendees the opportunity to develop valuable business opportunities and expand critical knowledge.
All welcome to join and attend.
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About: Michael N. Smith is the founder, executive producer and creative director of Beard Boy Productions, a southern California-based advertising production agency specializing in writing and producing television, video, radio, animation, AR/VR and web content. He has written and produced hundreds of humorous (and not-so-humorous) TV commercials, radio spots and corporate videos over the past 26 years for a gaggle of clients across our great land. He has also worked as a press aide and speech-writer for the New York State Assembly, a radio news reporter and a public relations manager. Eric Kasum has written speeches for former President George H.W. Bush, as well as President Ronald Reagan's chief of staff and former attorney general, Edwin Meese. As a journalist, he has reported for Los Angeles Times, New York Times magazine, and CBS News.
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About: Dr. Stevanne Auerbach, Dr. Toy's Guide, www.drtoy.com, is professional play and toy expert, popular media contributor and author. Dr. Auerbach was founder/director of world's first museum to promote play and history of toys, The San Francisco International Toy Museum. Author 16 Books- Dr. Toy's Smart Play/Smart Toys:How to Select and Use The Best Toys and Games (4th edition USA,12 countries); Toys for a Lifetime; The Toy Chest, Choosing Child Care, and others. Produces annual reports-'Dr. Toy's 100 Best Children's Products', 'Best Vacation Products' , 'Best Classic Products','Best Green Products' and 'Best Picks.' Dr.Toy's articles appear in The Huffington Post.
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About: Anderson described this new release and why it is so important: 'How to Beat a Bully' is a 'Home Alone' type comedy with an anti-bullying theme. So many stories of bullying are distressing, upsetting or sad, we wanted to create a story that is fun and entertaining, and in a positive way share the message to help stop bullying.
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About: Marilyn Anderson is an author, speaker, and award-winning film and television writer. Her new book, How to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a MILLION Short, features all kinds of money-saving tips on living the luxury life for less. Although not a millionaire (yet), Marilyn has lived like one for over 20 years, and is now sharing her secrets and advice about discounts, deals, and steals on entertainment & travel, shopping & fashion, health & beauty & more.
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About: David Morey and Savino Recine showcase some of the world’s greatest magicians such as Jeff McBride, Eric Henning, Rick Maue, John McLaughlin, and many others. Join us at a legendary venue to bring to life impossible mind reading, mystery, comedy, and magic right in front of your eyes. Honoring a Victorian tradition of stage and parlor, guests participate and see, feel, and themselves empower this special evening.
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