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Arlene T. Dyer
I am an entrepreneur, international professional speaker, as well as a life skills coach who specializes in job work ethics training. My innovative work in the field of Employment and Social Services has resulted in my lecturing in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Birmingham and Kano, Nigeria, West Africa. I am also a Featured Expert in 101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life with John Gray, Jack Canfield and Richard Carlson.
Bea Fields
Bea Fields is an Executive Coach with extensive experience providing services to over 800 national and international clients. Her clients describe her as “energetic”, “passionate”, “insightful”, and “dynamic”. They attribute much of their success to Bea's strategic talent, which leads professionals to achieve their optimal potential, both personally and professionally.
Beverly Mahone
Beverly Mahone is a veteran journalist who spent more than 25 years in radio and television news. She has worked as a radio news anchor, television photographer/reporter and assignment editor. After leaving the business in 2006, she decided to start her own media consulting business where she coaches women on marketing and promoting themselves for media exposure.
Bunkie Lynn
Humorist Bunkie Lynn, author of The Big Girls’ Guide to Life, a 2004 ForeWord Book of the Year Finalist, navigates the trials faced by women in our body-obsessed world, noting that “society’s ideal female represents a genetic mutation between a pretzel stick and a silicone breast implant.” A popular Keynote for women's events and writers’ conferences, Bunkie is a columnist for the Women’s National Book Association; www.Igigi.com, a plus-sized women’s clothing retailer; and a True Defender of EveryWoman in her blog at http://bunkielynn.blogspot.com. Her "Real 4 Food Groups" are Chocolate, Garlic, Red Wine & Dessert.
Carol Rickard, LCSW
I have spent the last 25 year educating people about health and fitness. Initially as an exercise specialist in a hospital based wellness program and then transitioning in to the health care field. My passion is in giving people the tools needed to manage life rather than life managing them. I grew up grappling for ways to cope with the challenges of my own childhood, losing a father as a teenager and having a mother whose health was very bad. By the time I was 25, I’d lost both of my parent. Along the way, I I have been determined not to end up following my parents path. Health and Wellness has become my area of life focus. I take great joy in having a positive impact on people‘s lives.