Dr Nancy O'reilly

Helice "Sparky" Bridges tells how she transformed her life to found Blue Ribbons Worldwide to share love with people through blue ribbons that say, "Who You Are Makes A Difference. Great stories and how you can help reach One Billion people by 2020.

Long time medical writer Patricia Anstett talks about how she was shocked to learn how much she didn't know about the difficulties and options when a close friend got breast cancer. She wrote a book and is on a mission to let women know what's available in diagnosis, treatment and reconstruction.

Actress and comedian Kim Coles tells her personal story about discovering her gifts and how it transformed her purpose to inspiring and helping others.

Laurie Battaglia shares her story of how she came to use her management development experience to develop The Aligned at Work model that consists of 5 success factors to align your work with your life.

Linda Rendleman describes her experience riding along to rescue victims of sex trafficking, that it is the 2nd most profitable business in the world and steals children from 10-15 years old every day from our own neighborhoods.

Judy Hoberman shares her story of success in spite of being told girls don't do many things and how she is now helping women understand they have tools to make highly effective leaders.

Mea Boykins tells how she found her life of service through seeing how impoverished people need help and through her deep spirituality. Living her life's purpose to help others connects her with people around the world.

Physical Therapist, Brandi O'Reilly describes the new full-service facility they are building at Dynamic Strides Therapy for special needs children. She tells stories of the positive impact horses have on children too disabled to talk or walk and how she hopes to serve everyone, regardless of ability to pay.

Lauren Anderson tells about her journey as an executive for the FBI and how her experience lead her to become a "justice warrior" on behalf of women and youth internationally, to equip them with the power to use their talents and skills to make the world a better place.

Tabby Biddle talks about the importance of women awakening to the Feminine within themselves and putting it into the world by telling their stories and leading as a woman.

Melissa tells how women must be themselves and let that support their message and their branding. She describes the mistakes most women make and how to make the best first impression.

Financial Fitness Coach Jen Turrell tells how passionate she is to help women manage their money to give them the freedom to align their values with their money.

Patricia tells Dr. Nancy that we need to include everyone to help make the world a better place, to be aware of what we do and walk in each other's shoes to understand the values we all have to offer.

Rebecca Sive talks about her book, Every Day Is Election Day: A Woman's Guide to Winning Any Office, from PTA to the White House including strategies for running and helping other women run a winning race, issues we should advocate for and much more.

Evelyn McKelvie describes how her experience with a horse transformed her life and career--founded Equine Coach and wrote the book, Executive Horse, to apply the secret language of the horse to create better leadership in the workplace.

Marsha describes how people work from a place of empowerment when they work from their strengths rather than their weaknesses. She build teams from ceo's to personnel into collaborative, successful groups who appreciate and leverage each other's strengths.

Global Keynote Speaker, Holly Dowling is passionate about inspiring women to live their passion and do what gives them joy.

Deborah Shames talks about how her book, Out Front, gives women the communication tools they need to get their messages across to clients and audiences.

Tasha M. Scott tells her story about how she achieved success on the outside only to have her life crumble on the inside until she was coached through removing layers that hid her true motives and was able to build her success and life on a firm foundation of faith.

Nancy Michaels tells her story of surviving dying in organ replacement surgery and the tsunami of health problems that followed, keeping her in and out of the hospital for an entire year. Relearning to walk and talk, she became a passionate patient advocate.