A vegan for thirty years and counting, Tracye McQuirter is a public health nutritionist and international speaker. She is also a best-selling author of the book By Any Greens Necessary, which was the number one recommended vegan book on The Huffington Post. McQuirter was recognized as a national food hero, changing the way American eats for the better, by Vegetarian... read full bio
At City Storage Systems, Travis Kalanick serves as CEO. He also served as Uber Technologies Inc.'s co-founder and former CEO. Entrepreneur Travis Kalanick operates in the domains of enterprise content delivery, transportation, and consumer internet. Uber, his most recent venture, is an on-demand black car service that aims to become "Everyone's Private Driver" by addressing issues with urban transportation using revolutionary technology... read full bio
Travis Mariea is an e-commerce and technology expert with extensive experience in building and scaling successful businesses. He is the co-founder and CEO of FLXPOINT, a company that provides a platform for building and managing dropship marketplaces. With a focus on helping leading brands lower customer acquisition costs (CAC) and increase customer lifetime value (LTV), Mariea is a thought leader... read full bio
Travis Fieldyen Mills was a member of the United States Army before sustaining a severe injury when an improvised explosive device went off nearby. This resulted in him becoming a quadruple amputee, losing both legs and portions of his arms. Many have heard his story and find inspiration in his ability to find strength and positivity. The fact is, he’s... read full bio
Travon Free is a writer, director, producer, comedian, and five-time Emmy Award winner. Two Distant Strangers, Travon's debut short film, was written and co-directed and took home the Oscar for Best Live Action Short. Most recently, Travon co-directed the HBO documentary BS HIGH, which was co-produced by Adam McKay and Michael Strahan and focused on the Bishop Sycamore High School... read full bio
Trent Dilfer is a former NFL quarterback. He is best remembered for serving as the Baltimore Ravens' first-string quarterback during their Super Bowl-winning season. Dilfer was chosen by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the sixth overall pick in the NFL Draft. He spent six seasons with them. He joined the Ravens as a backup until taking over as the team's starting midway through... read full bio
Trent Shelton is a former American football wide receiver who is known the founder and president of the Christian non-profit RehabTime. The non-profit works to uplift, empower and demonstrate change from within with faith, mindset, self-care, relationship building and leadership. He is author of the book ‘The Greatest You: Face Reality, Negativity, and Live Your Purpose’. Shelton is known for... read full bio
Tressie McMillan Cottom is a renowned author, sociologist and cultural critic who has won awards for her insightful yet approachable writing and commentary. Lower Ed: The Troublesome Rise of For-Profit Colleges in the New Economy, Dr. Cottom's debut book, has been mentioned by Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders as well as activists like The Debt Strike Collective. It has also... read full bio
Trey Edmunds, a running back for the NFL, comes from a long line of football players and is an expert in motivation, overcoming obstacles and cultivating a positive outlook. As the first trio of brothers to play in the NFL simultaneously since 1927, Trey and his brothers Terrell and Tremaine created NFL history. Their father Ferrell was also a two-time Pro... read full bio
Trey Gowdy, a native of Greenville, South Carolina, and raised in Spartanburg, hails from a close-knit family that includes his parents Hal and Novalene Gowdy, along with three sisters: Laura, Caroline, and Elizabeth. Educational pursuits marked significant milestones in Trey's journey. He completed his high school education at Spartanburg High School in 1982 before achieving his Bachelor's degree in history from... read full bio
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The Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent for Fox News, Trey Yingst, takes viewers on an exciting tour of some of the world's most dangerous regions. With direct experience covering conflicts in Gaza, the Ukraine, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and other regions, Yingst provides unmatched perspectives on the harsh reality of war, the suffering of those impacted, and the unwavering pursuit of the truth... read full bio
Serving Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy and family was Tricia Harris' first professional assignment. She progressed over her ten-year employment from the position of Intellectual Property Licensing Administrator to Chief Operating Officer of the King family's private business and legal concerns, as well as the global public and private interests of Dr. King's legacy. Tricia contributed to the family-owned... read full bio
Tricia Rose is a renowned American sociologist and author who has made a significant impact in the field of hip hop studies. Born on October 18, 1962, she is a pioneering scholar in the examination of the intersection of pop music and gender. Tricia Rose's works have been instrumental in shaping the way that hip hop is understood and analyzed... read full bio
Trish Ahjel Roberts holds a diverse range of positions, including Bestselling Author, Transformational Coach, Happiness Expert, and Professional Speaker, and her impact goes far beyond her words. As the creator of the coaching business Mind-Blowing HappinessTM, Roberts guides people on a revolutionary path to a more contented life. She also founded the powerful Black Girl Joy Experience program and is the driving... read full bio
Trish Regan served as anchor on CNBC's The Call. A multi-Emmy nominated journalist, Regan also reported for CNBC's documentary unit. Regan has reported extensively on international economic issues including terrorist financing, arms smuggling, counterfeit goods, and free trade. She's covered the G-8 summit, in which she reported on the increased tensions between the U.S. and Russia and has traveled to... read full bio
The Central Park jogger case concerned the violent assault, rape, and sodomy of Trisha Meili, a female jogger, and attacks on others in New York City's Central Park, on April 19, 1989. The attack on the female jogger left her in a coma for 12 days. Meili was a 28-year-old investment banker at the time, weighing under 100 pounds. The... read full bio
Trisha Paytas is an American Internet personality, recording artist, actress, and entrepreneur from Riverside, California. She is best known for her YouTube channel, ‘blndsundoll4mj’, which she currently has over 1.5 billion views and nearly 5 million subscribers on. She is best known for her mukbang eat challenges, her haul videos, her lifestyle videos, her discussions about her personal life, and... read full bio
Trista Sutter was the runner-up on the first season of The Bachelor. She was then chosen as the very first Bachelorette. After finding love with California fireman Ryan Sutter, the pair got married on a special ABC broadcast watched by 26 million people. Trista went on to write a book, Happily Ever After: The Life-Changing Power of a Grateful Heart.... read full bio
Tristan Gribbin and Marion McKee, BFFs since girlhood, named their label SUST to encapsulate both sustainability and the British colloquialism for cool." With rich, saturated colors and clean, fuss-free silhouettes, Gribbin and McKee's organic cotton tanks, tunics, dresses, pants, and scarves are undeniably Californian in the best possible way."... read full bio
