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Topics: Finance, Government, Power, Fraud, Election, Money Laundering, Election Analysis, Financial Advisors, Russia

About: Patrick Byrne, an alumnus of Dartmouth College, Stanford University, and Cambridge University as a Marshall Scholar, is a seasoned entrepreneur and visionary. Mentored by Warren Buffett, Byrne's diverse ventures span real estate to blockchain, and he boasts 20 years as an E-Commerce pioneer at Overstock.com. Recognized as the 'National Entrepreneur of the Year' (2011) and with his firm honored as 'One of America's Most Trusted Firms' by Forbes, Byrne's journey also includes a legendary battle against Wall Street manipulators preceding the 2008 Financial Crisis. Beyond his business achievements, Byrne unveils a second life intertwined with the United States Government.

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Topics: Management, Leadership, Ethics, Etiquette, Government, Sexual Harassment, Business Ethics, Civility, Leadership Ethics

About: Speaker, teacher, writer, and innovator in ethics training and ethics consulting, in law, accounting, business; national, state, and local governments; non-profits and associations, entertainment, sports, and the workplace. President of ProEthics, an ethics and compliance firm dedicated to helping organizations and professions build ethical cultures; former Adjunct Professor of Legal Ethics at Washington College of Law, American University in Washington, D.C. A Harvard- and Georgetown-educated attorney, Jack Marshall's ethics commentary has appeared in 'O' and 'The Hardball Times Annual,' heard on NPR's 'Tell Me More!' and 'Religion and Ethics Weekly.' He writes about the ethics of current events on his ethics commentary blog, Ethics Alarms.