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At Grace Anatomy Functional Health and Nutrition, we believe God designed your body with incredible healing wisdom. Our Christ-centered virtual wellness clinic partners with you on your journey to optimal health, combining Biblical principles with functional medicine approaches. We offer: - Spirit-led health coaching and prayer support - Personalized nutrition planning anchored in whole foods - Natural and Herbal supplementation recommendations - Blood work analysis and interpretation - Group and private coaching programs - Virtual community through Facebook groups and workshops Our mission is to help you steward your body as God intended, addressing root causes rather than just symptoms. Through education, encouragement, and evidence-based natural solutions, we empower you to transform your health and draw closer to Him in the process. Let us walk alongside you with grace and truth as you pursue wellness in body, mind and spirit.
$5,001 - $10,000
Ashley Hudson is a lover of Jesus and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She lives in Denver with her high school sweetheart and two beautiful children. Through her practice, Pearl in Process, Ashley treats Trauma, difficulties with sexual functioning, and Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders. Using a web of storytelling and practical teaching, Ashley strives to equip individuals and their support systems to properly detect and respond to life’s challenges with compassion. Ashley teaches in various spaces, provides both virtual and in-person therapy, and has written several books available through Amazon.
$251 - $1,500
Victoria Nolan is a world champion rower, TV host, author and advocate for accessibility and inclusion. Faced with a life altering decision after the birth of her first child and losing half of her eyesight to a genetic eye disease, Victoria had to decide: Should she risk having a second child knowing it could mean further loss of sight? Ultimately she chose hope over fear embracing uncertainty. Her remaining sight deteriorated, but it ignited determination to push beyond limits. She went on to represent Canada four fourteen years, winning the World Championships and breaking the world record in New Zealand. Now pursuing her MBA at Queens University, She also serves as national manager for one of Canada’s largest non -profit organizations. Victorias story is one of resilience, Tough choices and inspiring others to overcome life’s challenges.
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"Hi, I'm Jesse, a nutritional therapy practitioner dedicated to helping women lower inflammation and achieve sustainable fat loss. I believe in empowering women with the knowledge and tools they need to take control of their health. Together, we can join a women's health revolution where living our healthiest lives is the norm, not the exception. We fight for our loved ones and our rights—now it's time to fight for our health. Let's embark on this journey to become 100% healthy and make the world a better place, one empowered woman at a time!"
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Brenda McGrane of Iowa is a dedicated cytologist with over 25 years of experience. She is committed to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care by studying cellular biology. Her journey from a curious child in Iowa to a leading professional in her field reflects her deep passion for science, health, and community service. McGrane's career is defined by her tireless efforts to promote better healthcare outcomes and her impactful advocacy for awareness of critical health conditions. Raised in Iowa, Brenda discovered her love for science early in life, excelling in her studies and nurturing a fascination for biology. After graduating high school in 1995, she embarked on a path to higher education, focusing on life sciences. Her academic dedication culminated in earning a Bachelor's degree in Clinical Cytology, equipping her with the knowledge and skills to significantly impact the healthcare industry. Her determination and focus established a strong foundation for her professional journey. Over the years, McGrane has honed her expertise across several key areas of cytology and healthcare. One of her primary focuses has been the early detection and diagnosis of cancers, particularly esophageal cancer, which is often diagnosed too late for effective treatment. Her work and advocacy have contributed to developing improved screening techniques, emphasizing the importance of early detection for better patient outcomes. Her dedication to this cause has been pivotal in bringing attention to this life-threatening condition. Another area of Brenda's work includes raising awareness about lupus, an autoimmune disease that affects multiple organs. Her advocacy has helped improve understanding and access to care for patients with this complex condition. She has also contributed significantly to research in stroke management and neurodegenerative diseases, such as corticobasal syndrome. Her efforts have deepened the understanding of these medical challenges and provided valuable support for healthcare professionals and patients. Beyond her professional contributions, McGrane finds joy and fulfillment in her personal life. She values time spent with family and friends, often enjoying shared meals and outdoor activities that bring laughter and connection. Her passion for sports and horseback riding reflects her active lifestyle and love for nature. She is also deeply committed to animal welfare, advocating against animal abuse and supporting senior dog rescues. Her home is a sanctuary for rescued dogs, and she volunteers with local organizations to help find loving homes for needy animals. Through her remarkable career and compassionate personal endeavors, Brenda McGrane has made an enduring impact on the healthcare field and her community. Her dedication to cytology, advocacy for critical health issues, and unwavering support for animal welfare exemplify a life driven by purpose and passion.
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Nathan Smith, a visionary agricultural entrepreneur and real estate mogul from North Dakota, serves as the President of Smith Farms, Ltd. and Managing Partner at Caliber, a real estate development company focused on the Western United States. He has overseen the remarkable growth of Smith Farms from a modest 460 acres in 1999 to an impressive 30,000 acres, fostering a legacy of farming that has spanned over five generations. Born and raised on the family farm, Nathan was immersed in the values of hard work and dedication. He learned the intricacies of grain and cattle management from his father and grandfather. This solid foundation in agriculture paved the way for his successful foray into real estate, leading to the founding of Heartland Developers, LLC in 2014. His company is dedicated to building sustainable, energy-efficient residential developments using innovative financing and government incentives. In 2024, Nate Smith expanded his influence in the real estate sector by stepping into a leadership role as Managing Partner at Caliber. He has spearheaded developing two significant projects, leveraging his deep understanding of financial analysis and strategic business planning to ensure these initiatives succeed and align with the company’s growth strategy. Nathan’s early life on the farm was about learning to manage crops and cattle and understanding the value of community and sustainability. These principles have been central to his approach to expanding Smith Farms, where he has integrated cutting-edge agricultural technologies with traditional farming techniques. His academic journey at North Dakota State University, where he obtained a degree in Agricultural Economics, provided him with the tools to blend practical farming knowledge with economic insights, enhancing his ability to manage and grow his businesses effectively. From a young age, Nathan exhibited entrepreneurial skills, starting with a business venture during high school that involved importing and reselling trucks from Canada. This early business experience was profitable and foundational, providing him with essential capital and business acumen to fuel his later ventures into real estate development. His projects, particularly the transformative 55th Crossing development in Minot, have been recognized for their innovation and impact on local housing markets. Beyond his business achievements, Nathan Smith, a Realtor, is deeply committed to sustainable practices and community service. He implements advanced farming techniques at Smith Farms to promote sustainability and efficiency. His commitment to his community is evident in his philanthropic efforts; he actively supports various local and national charities and holds a board position at the Trinity Hospital Foundation. His involvement in the local Chamber of Commerce reflects his dedication to fostering community health and economic development.
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Dr. Evelyn Okpanachi, a transformative speaker and a dynamic leader in the realm of women’s empowerment. With a background in healthcare, technology, and entrepreneurship, Dr. Okpanachi has dedicated her career to inspiring and equipping women to break barriers and achieve their fullest potential. As a seasoned serial entrepreneur and business coach, Dr. Okpanachi has built and scaled multiple successful ventures, earning her the reputation of a visionary leader. Her passion for empowering women is at the core of her mission, and she is committed to helping them lead with confidence, compassion, and purpose. Dr. Okpanachi is not just a speaker; she is a catalyst for change. Her impactful masterclasses across Africa, the UAE, and the UK have transformed the lives of countless women, providing them with the practical tools and inspiration they need to succeed. She is also the founder of Victorious Ladies, an organization that emphasizes the vital role women play in building strong, thriving communities. Dr. Okpanachi’s presentations are deeply engaging, insightful, and tailored to meet the specific needs of her audience. Whether she’s speaking on leadership, entrepreneurship, or personal development, her message resonates with women from all walks of life. She draws from her own experiences as a leader and entrepreneur, sharing actionable strategies and inspiring stories that leave a lasting impact. In addition to her speaking engagements, Dr. Okpanachi is a prolific author, with works such as “The Habit Tracker” and “The Emotionally Empowered Woman,” which have further solidified her as an authority in the field of women’s empowerment. Dr. Okpanachi’s mantra, “We rise by lifting others,” is a testament to her commitment to collective success. She embodies the belief that women supporting women is key to creating a more equitable and empowered world.
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Jen Uschold helps people reclaim their lives from chronic pain. With more than 35 years of experience as a physical therapist, Jen combines the latest advances in pain science, lifestyle medicine, and mental fitness to help people understand why pain persists and what they can do about it. Her approach challenges the outdated belief that pain always means damage and offers a hopeful, evidence-based path forward. A Fellow of Pain Science, National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach, Certified Positive Intelligence® Coach, private practice owner, and Program Director for Certification in Lifestyle Medicine at Evidence In Motion, Jen is known for making complex science practical, relatable, and actionable. She brings a unique blend of science, storytelling, audience interaction, and playful experiential learning—including her innovative work, Improv for Pain—to create presentations that are both educational and memorable. Whether speaking about chronic pain, stress, burnout, resilience, or the powerful relationship between the brain, body, and nervous system, Jen helps audiences understand how to create safety, build capacity, and reconnect with what matters most. Through engaging stories, compassionate insight, and interactive experiences, she inspires people to move from surviving to actively participating in their lives.
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Truama, Disability and Me “People often ask me a simple question: What was your diagnosis growing up? The truth is that the answer is not simple. This is because eventhough I have a physical disability, I did not feel‘disabled’ but I didn’t feel able-bodied either. People and society shoved me into a box, and when you’re a child, that’s not a neutral place to be. The negative perceptions of others were imposed on me to such an extent that I eventually believed that they originated from me. If you can’t name your experience, you can’t explain it, you can’t validate it and you can’t find where you belong. So instead, you adapt. You watch. You try to fit. Over time, that constant not-knowing does not just stay in your thoughts but it settles in your body. I didn’t have language for that back then and years later, when I developed tinnitus, something shifted when I began to examine my trauma. Suddenly, there was something I could point to. Even then the frameworks didn’t quite hold. I began to realise that my experience as a girl growing up with a physical disability left emotional scars as well. It was only when I began the recovery journey from tinnitus that I could make sense of this emotional trauma that my physical disability brought me. Not waiting to be included One of the things that has always puzzled me is how often discussions about disability focus on what able-bodied people are doing wrong. In my experience, able-bodied people are not the problem. That statement surprises some people, but it reflects my reality. When I want to attend an event, I check whether the venue is wheelchair accessible. If it is, I go. I introduce myself. I join the conversation. I participate. Most of the time, people are welcoming, friendly, and interested in getting to know me. They do not treat me as an outsider. They treat me as another person in the room. Of course, I have encountered inaccessible venues, awkward interactions, and people with misconceptions about disability. Those experiences exist. But they have not defined my life. What has defined my life is the decision to stop waiting. I stopped waiting for society to discover me. I stopped waiting for someone to invite me. I stopped waiting for permission to participate. I simply started showing up. What I find interesting is that many disabled people speak about exclusion, yet I rarely see them at mainstream events. Then, when there is a disability conference or disability awareness event, they suddenly appear in large numbers. Why is that? It is a question worth exploring. Have they been discouraged by others? Have negative experiences convinced them they do not belong? Have they become more comfortable in disability-specific spaces than in the wider community? I do not claim to know the answer. What I do know is that blaming other people has never improved my life. There is no one responsible for what I do except me. The moment I accepted responsibility for participating in society, everything changed. I became more visible, more connected, more confident, and more successful. My disability did not disappear. The barriers did not disappear. But my approach changed. This talk challenges the idea that inclusion is something that is given to us by others. Sometimes inclusion begins with a decision to show up, speak up, and take our place in the world. My message is simple: if we want to be part of society, we have to participate in it. Not someday. Not when conditions are perfect. Now.
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Do you want to hear spy stories from the field linked to leadership lessons in your organization? Dug Popovich is a retired Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Operations Officer and a State Department Foreign Service Officer. He served eight tours overseas, including a war zone tour in Iraq and two as Chief of Station (COS) in Latin American countries. He served mostly in the field, in over eight Embassies for over 20 years - recruiting spies and stealing secrets, in places like Tegucigalpa, Port-au-Prince, Santo Domingo, Bridgetown, Georgetown, San Jose, Kinshasa, Nairobi, Dakar and Bogota, among others. Dug retired in 2023 after two decades of service, and currently runs his own Open Source Intelligence Collection (OSINT) and Executive Leadership (EXEC OPSEC) business called Area 52 (A52). Personally, Dug has a masters degree from Yale and an undergraduate degree from the University of San Diego, where he was an All American football player. He lives in the Virginia woods with his wife and four kids.
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Jordan Ellis is an experienced technology professional with more than fifteen years of expertise in software development. Throughout his career, he has built a reputation for driving innovation and leading teams in creating technological solutions that solve complex business challenges. His leadership and strategic vision have helped organizations, ranging from small startups to large corporations, embrace digital transformation and achieve growth. Born and raised in Austin, Texas, he developed a deep interest in technology from a young age. He spent his childhood experimenting with computers and coding, which led him to pursue a degree in Computer Science at the University of Texas at Austin. While at university, he earned recognition for his academic performance, including being placed on the Dean’s List for his exceptional grades. Jordan’s professional journey began at a growing startup in Silicon Valley, where he joined as a software developer. His technical skills and problem-solving skills quickly impressed his colleagues and managers. Within two years, he was promoted to Lead Developer, overseeing a team focused on building scalable and efficient applications. His leadership and innovative approach were key to the company’s success and ability to scale operations to meet increasing demand. After several years in development, he transitioned into a project management role at a major tech company. In this position, he managed cross-functional teams and oversaw multimillion-dollar budgets to deliver software updates and product enhancements successfully. His ability to balance technical requirements with business goals was vital in ensuring projects were delivered on time, within budget, and met the company’s high standards. Jordan’s career reached new heights when he became Director of Technology at a leading technology firm. In this role, he led the development of AI-driven tools that enhanced the company’s product offerings. Under his guidance, his team exceeded performance targets, contributing significantly to the company’s profitability and market share. He is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at a rapidly growing startup focusing on blockchain solutions for secure business transactions. In this role, he is responsible for shaping the company’s strategic direction, leading his team toward innovation, and ensuring the company remains at the forefront of blockchain technology. Outside of work, Jordan Ellis enjoys mentoring aspiring developers and conducting workshops to help others grow in tech. He is also passionate about photography and hiking, which allow him to relax and recharge. He is committed to promoting ethical AI and ensuring that new technologies benefit all communities.
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Tiffany Chapman is a provisional psychologist and Master’s student in Organisational Psychology at the University of Queensland. With a strong foundation in leadership, psychological assessment, and organisational dynamics, she is dedicated to applying evidence-based practices to enhance organisational performance and individual well-being. With a military background in aviation and health management, Tiffany has extensive experience leading diverse groups in complex, high-pressure environments. Her expertise spans leadership development, critical thinking, and personal fitness, having worked in CrossFit and public sector roles. Tiffany’s work focuses on leadership, female empowerment, and the connection between physical health and overall well-being. She is passionate about helping individuals and organisations create a strong sense of community and identity, which fosters greater motivation, engagement, and performance. She speaks on how leadership can address psychosocial hazards by crafting a "sense of us" within teams—helping to reduce stress and disengagement. She also delves into female empowerment, offering insights into how women can overcome barriers and thrive in leadership roles. Additionally, Tiffany explores the link between physical fitness and well-being, discussing how maintaining a healthy body supports mental clarity and resilience, reducing burnout and enhancing workplace productivity.
$1,501 - $5,000