Joe Zee was a stylist and creative director of Elle for seven years, after which he became the editor-in-chief and executive creative officer of Yahoo Style. He appeared on the reality television show The City, a spin-off from The Hills, as Olivia Palermo’s boss at Elle. Zee was described in a New York Times profile as a leader in the... read full bio
John Canfield is an experienced business executive and coach who has successfully implemented planning, improvement, and innovation processes in a wide variety of teams, organizations, industries, and cultures. He has twenty-five years of experience speaking to a wide variety of audiences, from large conventions to executive board rooms. John has spoken to more than one thousand audiences around the world.... read full bio
Jason Cameron is a television presenter, actor, model, carpenter, and personal trainer who is known for his role as a carpenter on the TLC home improvement show While You Were Out. He currently hosts Man Caves, Project Xtreme, Desperate Landscapes, and Sledgehammer on the DIY Network. Cameron is a licensed home improvement contractor and finish carpenter. Additionally, he is a... read full bio
Jared Dostie is a building and design expert who has appeared on networks such as Food Network, DIY, and HGTV. He is currently a Licensed Contractor and artisan who grew up in a family from Maine filled with carpenters and builders. Jared began building treehouses at age seven. He traveled the world, visiting Japan, Germany and South Africa, where he... read full bio
John Jorgenson is known as one of the pioneers of the American gypsy jazz movement. He has performed as a solo artist as well as collaborated with other musicians all over the world. His articles and lessons on gypsy jazz have appeared in prominent guitar magazines and he has given master classes around the country, and he has... read full bio
Johnny O is an international artist singer born and raised in . According to an interview, his father, who he never knew, was of Cuban descent and his mother was of Puerto Rican descent. He has released eight albums, most of which were top 40 pop hits. His most successful album was the self-titled album from 1988, which included popular... read full bio
James has worked with every major industry, while advising and training organizations ranging from Global 1000 giants to small, regional companies, non-profits, and professional associations. As one of the most quoted and profiled authorities on loyalty in the traditional mainstream media, as well as niche publications, industry newsletters, and the blogosphere, James has been profiled and quoted in The... read full bio
Joan Kuhl is the Founder and President of Why Millennials Matter, an international speaker, consultant on career and leadership trends and author. Why Millennials Matter is a training, research and consulting agency that strives to raise awareness to employers about the value of investing in their future workforce and the sector of millennial customers. Joan works with clients to improve... read full bio
Jenna Wolfe is a Jamaican American journalist, most famous for being a correspondent for NBC's Today and the Sunday co-anchor and news anchor for Weekend Today. She started her career as the first female sportscaster at WPHL-TV in Philadelphia. Soon after, she became a sports anchor for WABC's Eyewitness News, where she had her own segment called Jenna's Beef, in... read full bio
Josh Temple is known as the host of NBC’s “American Toughest Jobs” and for hosting the television series “House Crashers” and “Disaster House”. Originally from Merced, California, Josh graduated with a degree in History from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Shortly after graduating he moved to San Francisco and worked construction for a few years. It was... read full bio
Jeff Devlin is the host of the DIY Network show I Hate My Bath. He travels the country tackling the tickets bathrooms, leaving the homeowners with a fully renovated and totally revived space. Additionally, Jeff has been the host for Good, Better…Best for DIY, where he guides homeowners through major decision points in their renovations. His start in the remodeling... read full bio
John DeSilvia is the tough-as-nails Brooklyn contractor who hosts several remodeling themed shows for the DIY Network. First is Run My Renovation. He leads the renovations of homeowners whose design fate has been left up to online voters. Additionally, he hosts Under Construction, where he demolishes, builds, and renovates all over New York. In 10 Grand in Your Hand, he... read full bio
Joanie Dodds was the runner-up on season six of Americas Next Top Model. Her subsequent modeling career took her to Hong Kong, Macau, Milan, London, Sardegna, New York, Vienna, Miami, and Los Angeles and she has appeared in LA and New York fashion weeks several years in a row. Additionally, Dodds is a licensed contractor and co-host of the DIY... read full bio
Jay Barker is an American former professional football quarterback who played in the NFL. Barker was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at the University of Alabama where he led the team to a national championship in the Sugar Bowl. He then went on to... read full bio
Jenni Pulos, an Emmy nominated producer, is best known for her role on Bravos hit show Flipping Out, where she serves as an Executive Assistant to Jeff Lewis and for her role on its spinoff, Interior Therapy. Jenni has worked for Jeff for more than thirteen years and is currently filming Flipping Out, now in its ninth season, also serving... read full bio
Five-time All-Star Joe Carter was a professional baseball outfielder and first basemen in the MLB for fifteen years. Honored as a member of the Toronto Blues Jays Level of Excellence, Carter is most well known for hitting a walk-off home run to win the World Series for the Toronto Blue Jays. This was after he led the team to their... read full bio
Most well known for starring in her husband Rev Runs hit reality series, Runs House on MTV, Justine Simmons is also a successful author, jewelry designer, and philanthropist. She penned the childrens book, God Can You Hear Me, which gained legions of readers with its sweet and powerful message. Justine and her husband are currently writing a book together, titled... read full bio
Before she was old enough to start junior high school, Jillian Jacqueline had a successful career in show business. In her early teens, Jillian Jacqueline relocated to New York City. Jacqueline started singing at a young age and was performing at nearby coffee shops when she was just 7 years old. She was inspired by the music of her youth,... read full bio
Human rights activist John Prendergast is the Founding Director of the Enough Project, a nonprofit human rights organization affiliated with the Center for American Progress. Previously, John was the Director for African Affairs at the National Security Council and a special adviser to Susan Rice at the United States Department of State. As a special adviser, John was a part... read full bio
Jason Lauritsen is the director of Best Places to Work at Quantum Workplace, which collects survey responses from employees at over 6,000 companies each year to identify, celebrate and promote some of the best workplaces in the world. Also co-author of Social Gravity: Harnessing The Natural Laws of Relationships and a keynote speaker, he speaks on the topic of crushing... read full bio
