Collins Key has achieved what no other magician has ever done- let alone at 17 years of age. Not only did he change the game in the way magic is presented on America’s Got Talent and set a new standard for amazement, but he was the very first magician to make it to the final round in eight seasons. As... read full bio
Collins Tuohy Smith is well known for being the descendant of Leigh Anne Tuohy, whose incredible life was depicted in the television show and movie "The Blind Side." Collins's life changed dramatically when she met Michael Oher, her adopted brother, at Briarcrest Christian School and they grew close. Collins was instrumental in assisting Michael in adjusting to his new life in... read full bio
Colonel Charles W. Scott is known for being one of the hostages taken by Iranian terrorists for 444 days. The Colonel now speaks about lessons he learned when in captivity. His experiences and observations are inspirational and motivational. The Pentagon labels him one of the most qualified Middle East specialist in the Army. He is a highly decorated combat veteran... read full bio
The first woman to pilot and command an American spacecraft, astronaut Eileen Collins has led an inspiring life of adventure, leadership, and achievement. A female trailblazer, Collins was named an astronaut by NASA in 1990. She quickly went on to become the first female pilot on a space shuttle with the Discovery flight in 1995, and the first female commander... read full bio
Greg Gadson, a retired colonel, is recognized as an outstanding American Army veteran who served with distinction during a number of crucial conflicts and operations. Gadson has a distinguished military career that includes active duty throughout the Iraq War, Kosovo War, War in Afghanistan, Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, Operation Joint Forge, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Iraqi Freedom.... read full bio
Through the ROTC program, Jack Jacobs joined the American Army as a Second Lieutenant. He was an executive officer of an infantry battalion in the 7th Infantry Division, a platoon leader in the 82nd Airborne Division and the commander of the 4th Battalion 10th Infantry in Panama. Jacobs was a professor at the US Military Academy where he taught comparative politics... read full bio
Colonel Philip Blair, MD (USA Ret), is a renowned medical doctor and the founder of Blair Medical Group, SPC, a company that specializes in providing personalized, integrative healthcare services to patients across the United States. Dr. Blair is a distinguished veteran, having served in the US Army Medical Corps for over 20 years, and he has become a leading voice... read full bio
American professional golfer Colt Knost played on the PGA Tour before retiring. He started appearing regularly as an analyst and on-course commentator for PGA Tour matches that CBS Sports aired. His senior year, he won the Class 3A State Championship. He was recognized as an all-conference and all-region player while attending Southern Methodist University. The Western Athletic Conference Freshman of the... read full bio
Conan O’Brien has established himself on the late night host. O’Brien is “one of TV’s hottest properties” according to People magazine’s poll. His distinct brand of comedy landed Conan on “Entertainment Weekly” magazine’s list of the “50 Funniest People Alive.” For years O’Brien hosted “Late Night” and was consistently nominated for Emmy Awards for Best Writing in a Comedy or... read full bio
Conner Coffin, who grew up in Santa Barbara near the coast, developed a love and a passion for the water from a very young age. Conner attributes this to his father since he remembers being brought to the sandy coastlines at the little age of four. Surfing quickly developed into a routine, a sport and ultimately a way of life. Since then,... read full bio
An award-winning investigative reporter and one of the most recognizable faces on American television, Connie Chung has been a powerful force in the news industry for more than 35 years. On the lecture stage she draws on her unique experiences as a working mother and Asian American in addressing the challenges today's women face, advocating diversity in the workplace, and... read full bio
For more than 20 years, Connie Dieken dedicated herself to journalism as a television news anchor, reporter and talk show host of The Morning Exchange, America's longest running television talk show. The winner of 6 Emmy awards and 1 Telly award, this excellence in journalism resulted in her induction into the Radio/Television Broadcasters Hall of Fame. Connies ability to boldly... read full bio
Connie Rice is an outspoken advocate for tackling the issue of inequity and exclusion. As co-director of The Advancement Project and civil rights lawyer (graduating from Harvard College in 1978, where she won the Root Tilden Public Interest Scholarship to New York University School of Law, graduating in 1984), that’s become her biggest path in life. She works to expand... read full bio
It was the gift for crafting pungent columns that provided a voice for the underdog and underprivileged that garnered Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist Connie Schultz the Pulitzer Prize Award for Commentary. With a clear understanding of the joys, foibles, and quandaries of the everyday moments of common folk, her observations resound with people from all walks of life. Schultz infuses... read full bio
The first American to win the Olympic BMX gold was Connor Fields, a three-time Olympian and two-time world champion. Connor has competed for the United States more over 50 times in 25+ different nations as one of the all-time best BMX racers in the globe. The youngest rider to ever finish on the podium in a BMX World Cup was Connor. His... read full bio
Connor Joel Franta is an American YouTuber, author, artist, and businessman who has made a significant impact in the digital world. Born on September 12, 1992, in Wisconsin, he was raised in La Crescent, Minnesota, in a Roman Catholic upbringing. Franta attended St. Peter's Catholic School in Hokah, Minnesota, and La Crescent High School, where he graduated in 2011. Later,... read full bio
Connor O’Leary is a professional cyclist, cancer survivor, and the youngest winner of CBS’s The Amazing Race game show. Through his struggles and triumphs, O’Leary has learned a lot. Now, he shares his insight into overcoming adversity through speaking engagements and his collective, The O’Leary Theory. His projects and speeches are about pushing limits, getting things done, finding a passion,... read full bio
UFC Featherweight Champion Conor McGregor is recognized as one of the biggest pay-per-view draws in MMA. When he won both the Cage Warriors Featherweight and Lightweight Championships, he held both titles concurrently before vacating them to sign with the UFC. At UFC 194, McGregor defeated Jose Aldo for the featherweight championship via knockout after thirteen seconds in the first round.... read full bio
Conrad Francis Dobler is a retired American football offensive lineman in the NFL. Dobler was drafted out of the University of Wyoming in the 1972 NFL Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals, and promptly developed a reputation as a tough customer. After six years in St. Louis and three consecutive Pro Bowl appearances (1975-77), he made the cover of Sports... read full bio
Consuelo Castillo Kickbusch is an author, motivational speaker, and veteran who has served in the U.S. Army as an officer for two decades. During her time enlisted in the U.S. Army, Kickbusch overcame adversities and became the highest-ranking Hispanic woman to serve in the Combat Support Field of the U.S. Army. Kickbusch was born and raised in Laredo, Texas, and... read full bio
