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Tejpal Singh Sandhu is an accomplished real estate developer who recently purchased the Liberty-Tuckerton Assemblage for a total of $5.975 million. This is set to be a lucrative investment for Tejpal Singh as the total area of the building translates to $110 per buildable s/f.
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Dr Brian Cable MD has worked in healthcare since gaining his degree in medicine back in 1993. Dr Brian Cable MD worked in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania for a year from 2018 to 2019. He has also worked as the Medical Consultant and Chief Medical Advisor with No World Borders Inc. from 2017 to the present day. Dr Brian Cable MD completed his Orthopaedic Surgery Residency in 1998.
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Thomas Jason Moreland has spent over 20 years working in the healthcare industry at an executive level. This line of work has been extremely successful for Tom Moreland of Iowa and has enabled him to become a self-made millionaire.
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Kazi Mubasher Ali has developed a wide range of skills and expertise related to coding and has helped solve countless complex problems during his time being involved in coding.
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Dr. John Wisman, DC is a Chiropractor in Bellevue, WA. He is accepting new patients. Be sure to call ahead with Dr. Wisman to book an appointment.
$251 - $1,500
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Mackenzie has a passion for small business. Her love for all things tech related and years of helping small business succeed pushed her to start Brokesite. The struggle of so many small businesses to keep up with the ever changing technology left many businesses stuck in the past. This led her to begin her consulting practice as well as become a mentor with SCORE. Mackenzie has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. She focuses on more than just the technical issues, she examines how the human element can affect your business. She also runs a digital support group focused on helping business owners who struggle with mental health issues. Mackenzie speaks on the following topics: -Digital transformation of your business -Streamlining your business with technology -Local search optimization -Website development and requirements -Women empowerment -Adapting your business to societal changes -Overcoming obstacles -Mental health and business
$1,501 - $5,000
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Darrell Nelson is the Founder/CEO of Clean Water International. He is a coach, mentor, entrepreneur, software engineer, inventor. In 2006 Darrell set up an outsourcing company in the Philippines, and in 2010/2011 he transitioned from the I.T. industry into the nonprofit world. "I believe in every child's right to clean water" ~ Darrell Nelson
$251 - $1,500
January 27th 2019 my life changed forever. I was 18 at the time a senior in highschool and was your average teenager nothing out of the ordinary. I had lived a fairly i guess you could say normal life until that day. I Had Gone skiing with my schools ski club. I would attempt a ski jump that day for the first and last time. I had broken my L-1 vertebrae and was paralyzed from the waist down. I had emergency surgery and was told I would most likely never walk again. however I never gave up and I have since recovered to the point of walking with only small AFO Braces or nothing at all, God saved me and gave me a second chance I have learned so much and grown so much from this experience and continue to work to improve till this day.
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Marie VanNostrand began her post-graduate degree after completing her work on her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Syracuse University. She attended Old Dominion University in Virginia for post-graduate studies. During her time at Old Dominion, she earned both a master’s degree in urban studies and a master’s degree in public administration. She also received her doctorate in public policy.
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Fitness expert - Scott Capelin's approach is unique because he prioritizes his health, he is happily married with three kids, and he understands the corporate world and the pressures of being a business owner.
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When I think about the journey that has brought me to where I am today, it's hard to believe how far I've come. It's been a rollercoaster of ups and downs, of pain and triumph, loss and gain. But through it all, I've held on tight to one thing: my determination to never give up. My story is one of inspiration and aspiration, of how every moment in life can shape us and lead us to our destiny. In 2018, I was diagnosed with an extremely rare and potentially fatal arterial disease, just one week after running a half marathon. As a multi-marathoner, running was a regular occurrence for me. I was running 70 - 80 miles a week and in the best shape of my life. So how could this be happening? How could a 43-year-old, fit, athletic, vegetarian, nonsmoker, healthy woman be diagnosed with a disease that less than 2% of the population has? It didn’t make sense. I had fibromuscular dysplasia or FMD. Nope NOT fibromyalgia, which everyone thinks I have. FMD is MUCH scarier. FMD makes all of my arteries weak, and changes the shape of some of them. I was told I’m now at high risk for stroke, heart attack, TIA, aneurysms, dissections, etc. The list of issues you can have with FMD is long, the list of things to avoid is even longer. For example, I was told running marathons was completely out of the picture. For someone who had 5 marathons on the docket, qualified and ran Boston and had plans to do so again, hearing this news was like a dagger in the heart. But, this was just the beginning. Suddenly, I was facing a life of chronic pain and medication, with 6 specialists, 7 daily meds and the fear my time here with family could be limited. To make matters worse, my husband who is an Active Duty Army pilot, was soon deployed to the Middle East, leaving me to raise our two children on my own. Within months, I faced even more challenges, as a result, including finding out I did indeed have two brain aneurysms, and I lost my very lucrative, stable corporate job. In addition, about 90% of my “friends” left. I learned this is VERY common when someone is diagnosed with a chronic condition. I was alone, scared, and struggling to find my way. But then, something shifted. I hit rock bottom. I began to drink. A LOT. ALL DAY. I got into a very deep, dark place, one that I open up about in my speech. However, in that darkness, I found a glimmer of hope. After almost losing my life to two bouts of sepsis, I realized I still had a lot to live for. I had ALWAYS been a fighter and I was NOT going to stop now. I became spiritual and eventually started my own award-winning marketing agency. I refused to let my disease define me or hold me back. I am now not only a successful entrepreneur, but I am a world traveler and a huge rare disease advocate. I became a professional speaker, and tell my story as much as possible to not only raise awareness but to also offer hope to others who may need it. Today, I stand before you as proof that determination and aspiration can overcome anything.
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Evan Young is originally from Little Rock, Ark. He graduated basic training in 1989 and rose to the rank of sergeant before transitioning from enlisted to officer. In 1998, Evan graduated from Northwestern State University of Louisiana with a B.A. in English. From there, he continued his studies while on Active Duty and graduated from Nova Southeastern University in Florida with a M.S. in Information Systems Management. He earned his public affairs credentials in 2004 and broadcasting management credentials in 2007. He served in the Reserves, Guard, and Active Duty. He was the Hawaii National Guard Public Affairs officer and a Media Officer at NORAD and US NORTHCOM. Evan began transition in 2011. He retired from the Army in 2013 as a Major. Since then he began his own web development company, has written for OutServe magazine as a blogger on a regular basis, and is a consultant for the project “Study of Transition, Outcomes & Gender (STRONG)”. Evan volunteers with several transgender advocacy groups. He was elected in October 2014 as the Board President of the Arkansas Transgender Equality Coalition, where he directly oversees all board activities, including the implementation of the Legal Name and Gender Change clinics, and the Arkansas Transform Health initiatives. In addition to ArTEC, he served on two committees with SPARTA, an Active Duty transgender service member alliance. Evan was a member of the Transgender American Veterans Association from 2013 until 2020, and in 2014 after serving as board secretary and later vice-president, he was elected national president of the organization. While serving as president, he represented more than 134,000 transgender veterans by actively engaging with the Department of Veterans affairs in ensuring equality in benefits and health care. In 2015, Evan was named one of the top 25 visionaries of Arkansas by the Arkansas Times in their annual Visionaries issue, a celebration of Arkansans with ideas of transformative power. He is a national speaker on transgender issues.
$1,501 - $5,000