Mark Duplass, an accomplished actor, director and producer, is well-known for his groundbreaking independent movies including The Puffy Chair, Jeff, Who Lives at Home and Baghead. In his lectures, Duplass covers a variety of topics, including his own "shaky" path to success as a director, his predictions for the future of filmmaking in the age of new innovations and advice for those just... read full bio
Mark Dixon is one of Europe’s best-known entrepreneurs. He is the founder and Chief Executive of Regus Group, which he set up in 1989, and it is now the world’s largest provider of flexible workspaces. Currently at 1400 business centres in 100 countries, through constant innovation, Regus has created not just a new business model but an entirely new industry... read full bio
For over a decade, Dr. Mark DeVolder has motivated and equipped thousands to navigate change, build high levels of trust and become fully engaged at work and at home. As an expert in the dynamics of organizational change and employee engagement, DeVolder reveals why 70 percent of all change initiatives fail to achieve their stated goals. With straight-forward strategies and... read full bio
Best-Selling author and comedic Host/Emcee for Award Galas, National Sales Meetings, Motivational/Sales Leadership Junkets and his “IMPROV for BUSINESS” Leadership Development & Creative Group Dynamics team building workshops, three time Emmy Award winning comedian and TV personality [Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Travel Channel, Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius) Mark DeCarlo performs on-message Safe for Work comedy and creates viral content to... read full bio
The Oklahoma City Thunder's new head coach is Mark Daigneault. Daigneault served as the head coach of the NBA G League's Oklahoma City Blue, a team connected to the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder, as well as an assistant coach for the Florida Gators. Daigneault rejoined the Thunder as an assistant for the NBA season, reuniting him with head coach Billy... read full bio
Owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban is also a well known investor, businessman, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and TV personality. Some of his most notable television work includes being one of the “sharks” on the hit TV show, Shark Tank. One of the most prominent names in TV and sports, Cuban has been named one of GQ's Men of the Year... read full bio
Mark Coopersmith is an entrepreneur, Fortune 500 executive, educator, and author. He has launched, developed, and led high-growth businesses within both new startups and global companies. He led the $350mm Global Technology Brands group at Newell Rubbermaid, founded and built a $150mm consumer products and online commerce division for Sony, and was founding CEO of online payments venture WebOrder which... read full bio
Mark W. Chauppetta is a prominent and highly sought after investigator known for his tireless work ethic and relentless effort. He performs private investigations in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and across New England. Author of Happens All the Time - Cheating In The Good Ol' USA, cheating husband investigations is one of his specialties. Mark brings to the speaker's platform his... read full bio
Mark Joseph Carney is a Canadian economist, banker, and former governors of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England. As of 2020, he has served as vice chairman, as well as head of Impact Investing at Brookfield Asset Management. Mark was also the chair of the Financial Stability Board for seven years, on top of working at Goldman... read full bio
Mark Bunting is the most recognized celebrity-spokesperson for the computer and technology world. Many refer to him as the Bob Vila of Computers. You have seen him on NBCs Today Show, ABCs The View, syndicated television, cable TV, on airplanes hosting in-flight video, and on your local newscasts always talking about technology - his high-energy style combining both his... read full bio
Mark Bowden is an author, journalist, screenwriter, and teacher. His book Black Hawk Down; A Story of Modern War, is an international bestseller, which spent more than a year on The New York Times bestseller list and was made into a motion picture that earned two Academy Awards. Bowden’s other books include The Best Game Ever: Giants vs. Colts, 1958,... read full bio
Mark Boal is an American investigative journalist. His first script, The Hurt Locker, is an Iraq action drama that Time magazine called a near perfect war movie. The movie earned Boal an Academy Award for Best Screenplay. Boal has worked as a freelance journalist and screenwriter. He has contributed articles to The Village Voice, Rolling Stone, and Playboy. Boal's article... read full bio
Mark Blyth is a professor of political economy at the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University. He focuses on the causes of stability and change in the economy. He strives to answer, “why people continue to believe stupid economic ideas despite buckets of evidence to the contrary”. Professor Blyth has written several books including Austerity: The... read full bio
Mark Bertolini was previously the CEO of Aetna, a venture that showed just how good leadership can inspired employees to reach a higher level of customer service. Under his leadership, his employees delivered a 629% shareholder return over the course of eight years. As a leader, he is known for driving competitiveness that leads to massive success. In fact, he’s... read full bio
Mark Asquith is a visionary businessman and the co-founder of Captivate.fm, a top platform for hosting and analyzing podcasts. Asquith has been a major force in the industry's transition thanks to his love for technology and strong eye for innovation. Mark Asquith, who has experience in design and development, early on realized the enormous potential of podcasting. In order to give... read full bio
Mark Aesch is the author of “Driving Excellence” and is the former CEO of the Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority. During his time with the RGRTA, deficits were replaced with surpluses, taxpayer subsidies were reduced, demand for service increased, and the fare was lowered. Since then, Aesch has gone on to be a thought leader for the Boston Consulting Group... read full bio
Leadership IQ, which was developed by Mark Murphy, is geared on ensuring that employees are engaged through the utilization of a research-based compilation of studies that assist leadership development. The cutting-edge research conducted by Mark has been highlighted in a variety of publications, including but not limited to Fortune, Forbes, Business Week, U.S. News and World Report, The Washington Post, and... read full bio
Marjory Ross has been the President and publisher for Regnery Publishing, a business leader and media veteran who has become known for creating a new political and social dialogue. Through her work, Ross has become known for her work as a leader in the book business and has gone on to work as an advisor and counsel for various clients... read full bio
Midge Cross was in the midst of planning a trek to the worlds most formidable mountains when she found herself facing a challenge more daunting and dangerous than the Himalayas: breast cancer. She didnt go climbing, instead, she underwent a lumpectomy and radiation therapy. She became a mentor for the Navigator Program, a one-on-one support system for newly diagnosed women.... read full bio
Marjorie Margolies is the President of Womens Campaign International (WCI), a group that provides advocacy training for women throughout the world. Marjorie began her career as a television journalist in Philadelphia. In 1992, Marjorie was the first woman elected to Congress from Pennsylvania in her own right. She was also the first Democrat since 1916 elected from Pennsylvanias 13th... read full bio
