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Topics: Speaker, Training, Leadership, Consulting, Coaching, Coach, Change, Technology, Networking

About: Marsha Egan, CPCU, PCC, CSP is an ICF board certified workplace productivity and success skills coach. Celebrated speaker, facilitator, coach, author, and internationally recognized e-mail productivity expert, she has coached leaders from some of the country's top companies and built a thriving coaching practice. Named one of PA's 50 Best Women in Business, she brings over twenty-five years of outstanding corporate and volunteer experience to her workplace productivity and career coaching firm, The Egan Group, Inc. Having been interviewed in countless media outlets, incl ABC Nightly News, CNN, and USA Today, she is internationally sought as an expert source.

Updates Rx 22 The Antidote to Helplessness: Action with Intention Rx 21 The How of Lasting Change: Take the Mister Rogers Pledge Rx 20 Improve the Social Determinants of Health to Help Create Lasting Change Guest Post: Why Does Pigment Dominate Pride in Our Shared Humanity? Rx 19 Intentional Relaxation Rx 18 Move More, Sit Less: this video explains how and why

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About: SD Shanti is a behavioral scientist, public health professional, pediatric dentist, teacher, author, and founder of Prescriptions for Hope, a nonprofit foundation established to improve the health of individuals and populations through broadening the reach of research-based psychology worldwide. Previously named the Global Alliance for Violence Prevention, Prescriptions for Hope carries forward the foundation’s work as a public dissemination center for research-based psychological information on resilience, violence prevention, depression prevention, and the reduction of negative social determinants of health, such as illiteracy.

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About: The San Francisco Writers Conference, one of the finest writers' events in the country, helps writers become published authors and teaches them how to build successful writing careers. Presenters at the event include bestselling authors, literary agents, and respected editors from top publishing houses. With 100+ presenters to 350 attendees, there is optimum interaction with industry professionals in an information-packed weekend. Individual PRE/POST Classes, too! The SFWC is held over President?s Day weekend at the Mark Hopkins Hotel. A second event, the San Francisco Writing for Change Conference is held annually in the fall. SFWC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit.