Marshawn’s presentations are driven by a nine-step, proprietary peak performance module called HABITUDE™.

Bruce is the Co-Founder of the critically acclaimed award winning “Russell Simmons’s Def Poetry Jam.” He’s also the Founder/Managing Editor of “The Bandana Republic, an Anthology of Poetry & Prose by Gang Members & Their Affiliates.”

Over the past thirty years, her outspokenness, in her writing and in lectures, has brought the eyes of the world upon her. One of the most widely-read American poets, she prides herself on being “a Black American, a daughter, a mother, a professor of English.”

At the age of 27, he already has 10 years of experience working with millennials as a CEO, coach, and counselor.

Her specializations include assertiveness training, affirmative action, multicultural issues, parenting, human sexuality, male-female relationships, child and elderly care, sexual harassment, stress management, and a theology of hope in critical times.

Dr. Farrah Gray has recently been featured by AOL Black Voices as making Black History 2008. He was also named as one of the most influential Black men in America by the National Urban League's Urban Influence Magazine. Ebony Magazine recognized him as an entrepreneurial icon, business mogul and best-selling author.

Roxanne Jones joined ESPN in 1997. She is one of the founding editors of The Magazine that now boasts more than 14.7 million readers and three ASME awards for General Excellence.

Educated at Bryn Mawr College and the United Nations International School, Sarah recently returned to her UN School roots by becoming a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, traveling as a spokesperson on violence against children, and performing for audiences from Indonesia to Ethiopia, the Middle East and Japan.

Tony Award winning and two-time Grammy nominee... she wants to give back!

As a motivational speaker, Daniel Trust has spoken at different high schools, universities and organizations in Connecticut.

She presents ideas about race, class, culture, gender, and the evolution of the human family that challenge ideological rigidity and encourage fresh approaches to enduring conflicts. Time Magazine named her one of the fifty most influential leaders of her generation.

The ability to tell stories about such a diverse array of women, along with her seminal portrait of Josephine Baker, e