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A social media consultant / speaker Former Digital Media Director at Prime Ministry of Jordan Started social media department at Zain Jordan Telecom
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Tabatha Mullis is an example to look to for faith-minded individuals who wish to incorporate their values into the business world as she has done with Trinity Hope Associates. Their core values of hope, teamwork, respect, and faith help Tabatha's company to collaborate with others to create a win-win situation for both clients and consumers. Always willing to listen to consumers to achieve goals and provide hope during their difficult times and resolving outstanding debts on behalf of their clients.
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Can you imagine your life without the Internet? Hell, no! That's why I help businesses build awesome digital products that improve the way we live. Back in Barcelona after multi-year stints in Madrid, London and New York, I joined Nestlé in June 2017 to scale up emerging technologies scouted in Silicon Valley. The challenge is to go from concepts to Nestlé-ready products as fast as possible. Strategy + Delivery + Customer focus + Team work. Mix of analytical thinker, creative soul, techie and communicator, my background is strategy, marketing and delivery of technology products and services, both B2B and B2C. I've worked for telco & networks, healthcare, transportation and consumer packaged goods industries. I've worked in large and small companies, including startups, and have built and led high-performing teams. In a past life I did a lot of applied research in tech, publishing 70+ papers and 1 patent and pitching in many international conferences and events. I love the thrill of pitching and how on-the-fly questions make you think on your feet, and fast. Outside of work you can find me spending time with my kids and reading sci-fi. And, definitely, someday soon I will get back to playing music. Promised ;) Until then, find me on Spotify under Bellevue.
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Funmilola Kehinde is a Master Corporate Trainer, is associated with many companies and educational institutions. Her experience and association with people from various domains help her to effectively manage people and their behaviour. She is creative and possesses excellent inter-personal management and emotional intelligence skills. She has conducted training programs on People Management, Leadership, Communication skills & Personal Branding, Goal Setting. She holds a B. Sc in Computer Science from Covenant University and an M.Sc in IT with Strategic Innovation and Management Studies from Kingston University. She is a Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) Fellow 2016.
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My philosophy about teaching is simple. I agree with Madeline Hunter when she said, “Kids don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care!” Many think she was being too “warm and fuzzy.” However, what she meant was that you are not going to reach some kids academically until you first reach them on the “human to human” level. I believe teachers need to be given research based, proven, practical strategies and applications that can be implemented immediately. Teachers don’t need any more theory and new, trendy programs with catchy names. Teachers want to keep what is working in their classrooms. I believe educators have the toughest job in America. They are asked every day to wear many different hats – mom, dad, nurse, counselor, teacher, judge, jury, lawyer – just to name a few. I know that students come into our classrooms with variety of backgrounds and cultures. Their cognitive abilities, assets and experiences are just as wide ranging. Sometimes the only thing students have in common is their age! The “one size fits all” approach does not work anymore. I also know one of the biggest unchallenged assumptions by many today about education is that kids are coming to school “ready to learn.” As educators, we know this is not always the case. Additionally, many kids come to us with social skills needs. As educators, there are many areas in a young person’s life over which we have no influence. However, there are many areas we CAN influence. We can teach them things that will influence their lives forever. I am dedicated to helping educators be successful through motivation, inspiration, humor, and a common-sense approach to stress-management. Most importantly, I will leave educators with as many proven, practical strategies as possible.
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In addition to her role as marketing consultant and qualitative researcher of choice to a number of Fortune 500 companies, Ola is a recognized thought leader on the evolving cultural landscape in the U.S. and global markets. She co-authored the ground-breaking book, Marketing to the New Majority: Strategies for a Diverse World, for which she has been featured on NPR, and in a number of business/trade publications including Forbes, The Economist and Advertising Age. Beyond her broad expertise leveraging consumer insights to drive brand growth for leading companies, Ola has extensive experience across all age and lifestyle segments of African-American, Hispanic, Asian, LGBTQ and Millennial audiences. She has been a featured speaker on effective diversity marketing at conferences sponsored by the World Federation of Advertisers, American Association of Advertising Agencies, Advertising Research Foundation, Association of National Advertisers, Advertising Week, Brandweek, World Research Group, and is regularly invited to present and lead executive workshops on evolving organizations to “New Majority” readiness. In her 20 year career, Ola has spearheaded dozens of consumer insight and strategy initiatives spanning a wide range of consumer segments and categories, including multinational, U.S. Total Market, and multicultural studies for McDonald’s, The Coca-Cola Companies, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Google, Facebook, Snapchat, MTV Networks, Diageo, and many others. Ola is passionate about culture in its various manifestations and holds dual degrees from Harvard University in Psychology and Afro-American Studies. She is a winner of the prestigious Atticus Award for Original Published Thinking in Communications Services, and a longtime resident of New York City.
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I was introduced to others people hatred for me when I was 5 years old. I grew up in a country where everyone knew who I was and hated me for it. I was systematically abused by a society that didn't want me to exist. I have had my reputation destroyed, been spat on, peed on, stoned, publicly humiliated, physically assaulted, and raped, in addition to being verbally abused every day of my life. Much of it happened before I turned 16, some of it in my earliest childhood. I essentially grew up and developed my self image knowing that I was hated by almost everyone around me (and if the treatment I received left any doubt, they made sure to tell me). After two decades of this, I truly believed it was impossible for me to be happy. In fact, in 2015 I decided that if I couldn't be happy before 2020, I was going to kill myself. I was 25 years old and had just dropped out of university due to depression. I moved back in with my parents, returned to a dead end job that I hated, and couldn't imagine any future for myself. Due to all my trauma, I had struggled with my mental health for most of my life and after trying to change every single thing I could, I had finally almost given up. Almost. I had a an epiphany: if I could change everything outside of myself and still be miserable, if my brain was powerful enough to override every external change and keep me miserable, wasn't it powerful enough to do the opposite? Couldn't it somehow keep me happy when my external circumstances weren't perfect? So for the next few years I worked on myself. I made the decision to be happy in spite of everything else - to get to a point that even if nothing else changes outside of me, even if I have to stay in my current situation, I will be happy. That my happiness will never again be dependent on anything. And I achieved it. Through working on myself, I learned to see how traumatized people often perpetuate our own victim narratives and hold ourselves down. This doesn't mean that there aren't circumstances outside of ourselves that contribute to this, it simply means we can determine the degree to which this affects us mentally. This is important when you are something people will always hate, someone who will always have hatred looking straight into your eyes. In my shows, I share my unique life story, the hatred I faced and the philosophy of happiness I developed from it. Happiness is a choice. It is not something you have to wait for, it is not something that has to come from achievement, it only has the restrictions you place on it. Choose happiness. I can help you.
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Bernard Lopez Stevenson is a teacher and IB teacher trainer in the field of English Language Teaching with over 15 years of experience teaching children from elementary and private institutes as well as high school and university students. taught in Hong Kong, Sweden, the US, South America and is currently living in Spain. Experienced course designer as well as an Academic Consultant for multiple Bilingual Schools, Universities and Language Institutes in the coast of Colombia and Brazil. He has trained teachers and offered seminars worldwide sharing conferences with many well-known authors. Results-oriented and effective leader with proven ability to proactively identify and resolve problems, reverse negative attitude and motivate students to learn English as a second language using fun methods and applying technologies to get students involved in the learning process. Born in Paterson New Jersey holds a master degree in Linguistics, Delta certified by Cambridge University and postgraduate degree on Teachers Development; He recently obtained the e-tutoring certificate from the British Council, IB program Category 3, and Apple teacher Certified very interested in helping teachers harness the power of social media, web 3.0 tools and learning management systems such as blackboard to help their students learn English.
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As I mentioned I used to be a professional athlete and it was in cross country skiing. It is a pretty hard sport, but I love it. I graduated from University of New Mexico and I managed to qualify for Olympic Games. Not I do a not of different projects in sports and I am always looking for something new. I know a lot about motivation^goal orienteering and now I implement all of it in my daily life.
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Wandile is an Obama Leader, dynamic speaker, political analyst, adjunct professor, and architect who holds a master’s in architecture from Andrews University in Michigan. He is a Resolution Fellow, One Young World ambassador, and the CEO of a social impact architecture firm, Ubuntu Design Group, The Anti-Racist Hotdog, and Ubuntu Architecture Summer Abroad Design Justice school. You can check him out on Twitter & Instagram: @wandileubuntu Diversity and inclusion are core themes for Wandile in serving his purpose as an architect as a result of his upbringing and life experiences. He was born during apartheid South Africa, attended a high school in Zimbabwe, and then went on to complete his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in architecture at the most ethnically diverse university in the United States; Andrews University in the state of Michigan. These diverse experiences around the world have shaped his understanding of the different environments around him and the importance of inclusion, which embraces the cultural roots that different communities are drawn to. He brings a refreshing and insightful perspective to the topic of diversity that’s based on the power of listening to others. The principle of Listen to Understand, empowers him to form decisions on the basis that everyone has a seat at the table. Everyone has an equally weighted voice which translates to a collective vision of a space that is guaranteed to be representative and attractive to different cultural and contextual values. By acknowledging, respecting, and appreciating different value systems, diversity can thrive, allowing everyone to be heard. This creates a space that represents a community of inclusion and mutual understanding. That is the true power of ‘Listen to Understand’; it creates an atmosphere of physical and contextual sustainability. "Diversity is being invited to the party; inclusion is being asked to dance." - Verna Myers
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Lord Sidney Johnston loves to paint and has had his landscapes displayed in local galleries. As a restaurant owner, Lord Sidney Johnston is fortunate enough to be able to display his artwork in his place of work where it draws many compliments from customers enjoying his food.
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Derek Osborn, CPS, CPM is a native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama who earned his B.S. in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Law and the Courts from the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga. He is a former Court Referral Officer for the State of Alabama and was a trainer of new CRO’s for the Administrative Office of Courts in Montgomery. Derek served as the Executive Director of the Parents Resource Institute for Drug Education (PRIDE) from 2013-2020 and turned a small, one-person prevention organization into a team of eight prevention specialists, multiple interns and hundreds of volunteers. Derek is a Certified Prevention Manager and Specialist through the International Certification and Reciprocity Consortium. He has been a featured presenter regarding drug trends and the dark net at multiple conferences throughout the Southeast as well as on the national circuit including the CADCA Mid-Year Institute. Derek currently works as a keynote and workshop presenter at various conferences across the United States and serves as a consultant for non-profit and drug prevention organizations. He is a West Alabama Leadership Award Winner of 2017, graduate of Leadership Tuscaloosa class of 2009, a member of the Druid City Business League and the Non-Profit Policy Council, an instructor at the Alabama School for Alcohol and Drug Studies and serves on multiple advisory and planning committees for the State of Alabama. Under his leadership, PRIDE was awarded Non-Profit of the Year in 2019 by the West Alabama Chamber of Commerce.
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