Before deciding to follow his first love, music, Mark Masri was training to become a doctor. If he weren't a singer, he would be one. Mark is singing songs of love and loss, grief and hope, with his strong tenor voice. With songs that will make you laugh and cry, Mark is showing his distinct theatrical pop style and remarkable... read full bio
Dr. Marjorie Blanchard has earned a reputation worldwide as a compelling motivational speaker, an accomplished management consultant and trainer, a best-selling author and an entrepreneur. Recently, she was chosen Speaker of the Year by New Woman magazine and American Express. She also was the co-recipient with her husband, Ken Blanchard, of the Entrepreneur of the Year award from Cornell University.... read full bio
A psychologist with over 35 years of experience, Madeline Levine, Ph.D., has worked as a therapist, consultant, educator, and author. Her New York Times best-seller, The Price of Privilege, delves at the causes of the pandemic rates of emotional issues among kids from wealthy backgrounds. Teach Your Children Well, her New York Times best-selling follow-up book, addresses the narrow... read full bio
Best known as writer of children's books. He writes as well as illustrates his Arthur books. He is best-known for the Arthur series and its spin-offs. He currently lives in Hingham, Massachusetts. The names of his two sons, Tolon and Tucker, have been hidden in all of the Arthur books except for one. He also has a daughter named Eliza,... read full bio
Mikky Ekko is an indie pop music artist and record producer, most well known for his appearance on Rihannas song Stay, which has charted in several countries across the globe, becoming Ekkos first-charting material. Stay was originally co-written by Ekko, and he performed it with Rihanna at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards. Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times gave... read full bio
The first female vocalist signed by Blue Note Records in 1972, Marlena Shaw has never strayed far from her jazz roots. A former singer with the Count Basie Orchestra, she swings with ease and authority, has a mastery of space an timing. . .[and] every phrase she utters has a delightfully improvisatory feel,' notes critic Richard Chon. She has the... read full bio
With unlimited creativity and unmatched lyrical prowess, Mike Floss brings a fresh new wave to the hip-hop genre. As the son of renowned jazz musician Rod McGaha, he brings a musicality that’s been fine tuned since birth. Since his introduction to the stage he has opened for Future, Pusha T, Wale, Stalley, Yo Gotti, Dom Kennedy, Big K.R.I.T. and many... read full bio
Mo Pitney is bringing original country back to country music and proved it with his debut single entitled “Country” which peaked at number 35 on US Country Airplay. The single was a hit and was critically acclaimed and reviewed by outlets like Huffington Post and Taste of Country. He brings originality and a breath of fresh air into today’s country... read full bio
Mo Mandel is an American comedian from California. Best known as the hilarious hard partying host of “Barmageddon” on truTV. As a stand up comedian Mo has made numerous appearances on “Conan”, ”Chelsea Lately”, “Craig Ferguson”, and his critically acclaimed half hour special on Comedy Central. Mo has performed at Carolines, The San Francisco Punchline, Cobb’s... read full bio
Moshe Kasher is a stand-up comedian, writer and actor, who was named “Comic to Watch” by Punchline Magazine. iTunes named him “Best New Comic” and his comedy album Everyone You Know Is Going to Die, and Then You Are! Was ranked among the top 20 comedy albums on iTunes. Kasher is the author of the memoir Kasher in the Rye:... read full bio
In his talks, Osterholm discusses the potential human, social, and economic consequences of a flu pandemic, and the preparations that need to be made to meet this threat. He provides concrete examples of some of the steps that have already been taken to prepare, and what other measures governments and companies, such as yours, should explore. As businesses develop pandemic... read full bio
After seven months of being held captive in Syria, Matthew Schrier escaped. Upon his arrival home Matthews story of survival was documented by worldwide media, including on the front page of the New York Times, 60 Minutes, CNN, the Jerusalem Post, CBC, Fox News, as well as dozens of other outlets. His speaking program is insightful, thought provoking, and authentic.... read full bio
Meredith Andrews is a contemporary Christan musician, songwriter and even a worship leader. She won two different Dove Awards. one of them was for Worship Song Of The Year for her song How Great Is The Love from her album As Long As It Takes. The other Dove Award she won was for Praise and Worship Album of the Year,... read full bio
Mallory Brown, at the age of 20, became curious with what else the world had to offer so she strapped on a backpack and set out to discover new people and places. What she found was more than she ever expected. She learned to appreciate different ways of life and was deeply touched by the universality of basic human need.... read full bio
Michael Rezendes is an investigative reporter and political writer for the Boston Globe. Michael has been part of the Boston Globe team for over a decade and is also part of the spotlight team that won the Pulitzer Prize for investigating the cover up of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. He has reported on topics such... read full bio
Former MLB first basemen, Mike Hargrove is now an advisor with the Cleveland Indians. He played for the Texas Rangers, San Diego Padres, and Cleveland Indians. At the end of his twelve-year playing career, he went on to manage the Indians, Baltimore Orioles, and Seattle Mariners. Hargrove won both the AL Rookie of the Year and The Sporting News Rookie... read full bio
Mary Curran Hackett is the author of two best-selling novels PROOF OF HEAVEN and PROOF OF ANGELS (HarperCollins, NY) and the forthcoming memoir ALL THE THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPENED that chronicles a tumultuous year in her twenties when she survived a violent rape and began life as a single mother. Ultimately, she came away with a newfound strength, faith, and... read full bio
In her book, Prosecuted But Not Silenced, Maralee Mclean shares her difficult legal battle to protect her daughter from her ex-husbands sexual abuse. A dedicated child advocate, she organized a National Rally of Mothers at the Capitol and is involved in legislative work on the task force for the Colorado Childrens Code appointed by the Governor. Maralee has testified before... read full bio
Mipso, a young bluegrass group from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, has gained attention for their innovative fusion of traditional string band music and contemporary influences. Their distinctive sound is characterized by entrancing close harmonies and a novel take on the genre. Mipso quickly attained notable milestones, such as signing with Robust Records and regularly selling out performances at Carrboro's famed... read full bio
