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About: Chris Carosa's expertise spans three distinct areas. He is a Child IRA/retirement expert, a mentor for entrepreneurs, and a hamburger history expert. For fun, he also writes and talks about the history of the Greater Western New York Region. He has appeared frequently in national media as a source for stories on the Child IRA, fiduciary and 401(k) retirement plans, the history of the hamburger, small business success, and marketing & publicity for entrepreneurs. Carosa, a Certified Trust & Fiduciary Advisor, currently serves as a Western Region District Director of the New York Press Association and has held major leadership positions in the Financial Planning Association and the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. How can this keynote speaker, best-selling author, whimsical playwright, and nationally ranked mutual fund portfolio manager help you? Email him at ccarosa@ChrisCarosa.com or call (585) 733-4553. He answers his own phone.
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About: Ethics expert Dr. Christopher Bauer's training as a clinical psychologist gives him a unique perspective on how individuals manage matters of ethics. It also allows him to provide equally unique commentary and analysis. As a speaker, seminar leader and consultant, he helps individuals and organizations make more ethically-informed decisions while maximizing their bottom line. Bauer Ethics Seminars provides keynotes, breakouts, seminars, retreats, and consultation. Each helps individuals, teams and organizations take effective responsibility for 'walking the talk' of ethical behavior as well as improving their bottom line through improved leadership and management skills.
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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: Amy Joy is a research writer and chemist from Wallace, Idaho. She has written thousands of articles related to the Bible, science, technology, international politics, and current events, and she has ghostwritten more than 20 books. Additionally, she is the author of a series called Science & Wonders, which follows her time as a science student at university. She is passionate about her faith an...
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About: Richard Sones, the son of an Army Signal Corps officer, was born in El Paso, TX and spent his childhood living in many locations around the world. He graduated from Southwestern Seminary with a Master’s of Divinity and eventually served as a U.S. Army chaplain for nearly 28 years. His childhood experiences and his own deployments have given him deep knowledge and appreciation of a variety of people, customs, and cultures. Having retired from the Army, he continues to minister as pastor of a Baptist church and chaplain at El Paso's Del Sol Medical Center. Happily married for more than 40 years, Richard is a proud father of four grown children and grandfather to several grandchildren. He and his wife reside just outside El Paso, TX, where he raises chickens, plays guitar, and builds things in his wood shop.
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About: Thinking about Graduate Study? You've come to the right place! Road Map is first book on the entire Graduate School experience. From doing research to find the right program, to navigating the application process, to succeeding once enrolled, it's all here in this succinct yet comprehensive resource. Dr. Don Martin, author of Road Map, is a graduate enrollment expert. He spent 28 years as Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, and Dean of Students at Columbia University, The University of Chicago and Northwestern University. Follow Dr. Don's weekly blog on US News and World Report Magazine and on the GRE Facebook page.
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About: I wrote the following for parishioners and friends of St. John’s Reformed Church in Red Hook, New York. The church hired me as interim pastor last October when their full time minister underwent serious surgery, entailing several months of recuperation. The pastor’s medical complications prolonged my tenure which should have ended in March. Covid-19 exploded in our area by then. We suspended worship in the sanctuary, and I started preaching on YouTube. Because of the virus, pastors couldn’t perform tasks like home and hospital visitation. I felt the need to do more in light of this sudden and startling tragedy. Thus the writing of meditations compensated for the pastoral roles Covid-19 had stolen. I retired from full time ministry in 2017. Some pastors end their careers publishing sermons, prayers, or meditations.
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About: About Christopher Gilbert, PhD: Dr. Christopher Gilbert is a senior international ethics consultant and popular keynote speaker. As co-founder of NobleEdge Consulting, he has worked with Fortune 500, government, and non-profit organizations, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, traveling the globe to spearhead sustainability, human capacity development, and business conduct programs. With over 25 years of award-winning teaching experience in colleges and universities on four continents, Chris has also pioneered nationally recognized professional development and ethics centers. As a motivational speaker and author, he is well known for his informative humor, authenticity, and personalized inspiration. He holds a PhD specializing in leadership ethics, a Master of Business Administration, and a Bachelor of Science in geology.
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About: The Frankenmuth Brewery, founded in 1862, is one of the oldest breweries in the country. In 1996 a tornado destroyed the Frankenmuth Brewery. It re-opened to the public under new owners July 1, 2009. Soon after the Frankenmuth Brewing Co. began distributing keg beer throughout Michigan. Today it consists of a micro-brewery as well as two American-style indoor restaurants with three pati os overlooking the Bavarian Belle Riverboat steaming up the Cass River. The 28,000 square foot historic German brewery features seating for 432 indoor diners and 250 patio diners with plentiful free adjacent parking on Main Street in downtown
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About: Johnny Blue Star is the CEO and Founder of New Galaxy Enterprises. It has several divisions that can be found on the navigation bar of www.newgalaxyenterprises.com Business - the business content development division of New Galaxy Enterprises, Inc. New Galaxy Business offers clients professional business services to build websites, social network profiles, press releases, blogs and articles etc. It also offers creative media assistance with non-fiction books, novels, screenplays, television pilots, etc. Johnny's work encompasses client-based, collaborative and proprietary projects. Thes broadcasting site (www.newgalaxybroadcasting.com), encompassszholistic health, spirituality, transformation various podcasts, encompassing business development, holistic health; manifestation and spirituality and other topics central to developing a lifestyle and perspective suitable to today's challenges.
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