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Cory BookerMayor of Newark, New Jersey

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At the PodiumBooker demonstrates the need for communities to embrace social values that extend beyond simple tolerance, encouraging a lifetime of enrichment through difference. Exploring the strengths and challenges of diversity in America, he brings his passion for social change to audiences, sharing stories informed by real life.Mayor Booker also sheds light on the necessary reform government needs to undergo to become equipped to deal with the challenges of modern times. Drawing from a deep belief in service and social justice, Mayor Booker inspires audiences to greater civic responsibility and issues a call to action for America.

Against great odds, Mayor Cory Booker is spearheading a city wide transformation in Newark making measurable and even dramatic change.

Suggested Speech TopicsHow to Change the World With Your Bare Hands Bridging the Divide: The Strengths & Challenges of Diversity in America The New Guard: Black Leadership in the New Millennium

Named by US News and World Report as one of America’s 13 Best Leaders, Mayor Booker was elected with a clear mandate for change and has begun work on realizing a bold vision for the city. Newark’s mission is to set a national standard for urban transformation by marshalling its resources to achieve security, economic abundance and an environment that is nurturing and empowering for individuals and families. Booker’s historic leadership in Newark has inspired a five-part documentary series called Brick City, which chronicles a community striving to become a better, safer, stronger place to live.

Cory BookerMayor of Newark, New Jerserywww.greatertalent.com/CoryBooker

“America is headed in a direction fraught with a lot of challenge...and opportunity.” —Harold Ford, Jr.

Taking Audiences Left, Right and Forward Harold Ford, Jr. served Tennessee in the U.S. House of Representatives for 10 years. Now the Chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) and a political analyst for MSNBC, Ford he is passionate about free enterprise and balanced budgets. Michael Steele earned his place in Maryland’s history when he became the first African-American to be elected to statewide office. Previously the Chairman of GOPAC, he is currently the Chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC)

and is a regular analyst on FOX News. Mel Martinez, the first Cuban-American to serve in the U.S. Senate, embodies the transformative power of the American dream. The former Housing and Urban Development Secretary in the Bush Administration, Martinez served on pivotal committees including the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs committees.

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Harold Ford, Jr., Michael Steele & Mel MartinezLeft, Right and Forward:

On the Future of America

At the PodiumLooking ahead, Harold Ford, Jr., Michael Steele and/or Mel Martinez, in a moderated discussion, explore the most critical issues facing America in the 21st Century, including diversifying America’s energy sources; overhauling U.S. healthcare and education systems; strengthening America’s international reputation; resurrecting our economic health and integrity; modernizing our military assets and strategy; managing sustainable levels of government spending and establishing entitlement,

Harold Ford, Jr.Chairman, Democratic Leadership Council & NBC News Analyst

Michael SteeleChairman, Republican National Committee

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Known for his thought-provoking coverage and his commitment to exceptional storytelling, Byron Pitts is a multiple Emmy Award Winning journalist.

At the PodiumPitts’ shares his many achievements that were made in the face of extraordinary obstacles. Raised by a single mother in a working class neighborhood in Baltimore, Pitts was illiterate until the age of twelve and had a persistent stutter. Capitalizing on his desire to play football, his mother mandated he receive Bs or above in school in order to play. With that focus, Pitts learned to read and went on to attend Ohio Wesleyan University. With the help of his roommate and a college professor, Pitts found the support and encouragement necessary to pursue a career in broadcast journalism—a field that demands excellence in writing and speaking.

Suggested Speech TopicsStep Out On Nothing: How Faith and Family Helped by Conquer Life’s ChallengesThe Power of Words: Supporting Communities with Positivity Get Where You Want to Go: Embrace Every Glimmer of Hope

Byron Pitts60 Minutes Correspondent, Award-Winning Journalist & Author

As Chief National Correspondent for CBS evening News With Katie Couric Pitts was an embedded reporter covering the Iraq War and was recognized for his work under fire. Pitts was also CBS’ lead correspondent at Ground Zero immediately following the September 11th attacks and won an Emmy for his coverage. A news veteran with over 20 years of experience, other major stories include the war in Afghanistan, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the military buildup in Kuwait and the refugee crisis in Kosovo, to name but a few. Pitts realized a life-long goal when he was named a Contributing Correspondent to CBS’ 60 Minutes in 2009.

Byron Pitts60 Minutes Correspondentwww.greatertalent.com/ByronPitts

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Danny Glover & Felix Justice An Evening with Martin & Langston

A native of San Francisco, Glover attended San Francisco State College and trained at the Black Actors’ Workshop of the American Conservatory Theatre. He first merited national attention in the New York production of Athol Fugard’s Master Harold and the Boys. He has garnered rave reviews for his roles in The Color Purple, Dreamgirls, Grand Canyon, To Sleep With Anger and the Lethal Weapon series.

Felix Justice grew up in Florence, S.C., and studied theater in both San Francisco and New York. His one-man Martin Luther King, Jr., show, Prophecy in America, premiered in 1981 at San Francisco’s Lorraine Hansberry Theatre and subsequently toured throughout the United States and Africa. Friends since first meeting as struggling Bay area actors years ago, Danny Glover and Felix Justice have honed a stellar performance that stems from a long history of friendship and mutual respect, both on and offstage.

“The entire program turned out to be all about dreams” —The Los Angeles Times

Felix JusticeActor & Directorwww.greatertalent.com/FelixJustice

Danny GloverAcclaimed Actor & Social Activistwww.greatertalent.com/DannyGlover

At the Podium“An Evening with Martin & Langston” draws audiences inside the worlds of two of the greatest orators of the 20th century: Martin Luther King, Jr., and Langston Hughes. The evening begins with Justice’s critically acclaimed portrayal of Dr. King; through the words of his most memorable speeches, Justice transforms into the legendary civil-rights leader, recreating the power of the man and his message. Justice then introduces “an old friend of mine I think you may have heard of,” and Glover enters the stage to bring to life the words and poetry of Langston Hughes. Accompanied by readings of his work, Glover portrays one of the great American writers in modern history. Following their respective performances, Justice joins Glover on stage for a question-and-answer session to complete an evening that is memorable, heart-felt and not to be missed.

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Having conquered the music industry, Broadway, television and movies, Williams is one of the most multifaceted performers in entertainment today. She has been nominated for both Grammy and Tony awards, was the first African American Miss America, and is receiving critical

acclaim for her role on the ABC hit Ugly Betty.

Williams inspires audiences to recognize when “opportunity unexpectedly knocks at your door.” A devoted mother of four who balances family life with the demands of her entertainment career, she is a shining example of strength, determination, grace and dignity to women who face adversity while pursuing dreams.

Vanessa WilliamsAward Winning Singer & Actresswww.greatertalent.com/VanessaWilliams

An impoverished youth, Foreman became a mugger and brawler on the hard streets of Houston’s 5th ward by age 15. Luckily, he was saved by Lyndon Johnson’s Job Corps program, which helped troubled kids. It was counselor and coach Doc Broaddus who taught Foreman how to box. In

1973, he was crowned Heavyweight Champion. Foreman went on to be an ordained minister and began preaching in his hometown. In 1984, he founded the George Foreman Youth and Community Center, a non-denominational place for kids who need direction like he once did. When not promoting Meineke mufflers or selling grills, Foreman tends to his ministry and charitable work, including most recently his “Knock-Out Pediatric Cancer” initiative.

George ForemanTwo-Time Heavyweight Champion Boxer & Entrepreneur www.greatertalent.com/GeorgeForeman

White’s commitment to hard work and his versatile talent have made him one of Hollywood’s most beloved figures. His geeky character “Steve Urkel” sent Family Matters into the television history books, making it one of few shows to reach 200 episodes.

Since then, he has guest starred on numerous television shows, co-produced and wrote episodes for Grown Ups, lent his voice to various animated characters on The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and followed his lifelong passion for basketball into a job as a contributing writer for NBA.com.

White shares unique anecdotes about making Family Matters and writing for television. He offers a down-to-earth perspective on finding your own voice and standing out in the crowd.

Jaleel WhiteInternationally Acclaimed Actor, Writer & Producerwww.greatertalent.com/JaleelWhite

Few understand second chances better than John E. Forté. On November 24, 2008, President George W. Bush granted the petition for commutation submitted by Forté, a classically-trained violinist and Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and producer famous for his work with the multi-platinum

group “The Fugees,” Forté was the quintessential rising star before landing himself in a federal penitentiary.

At the podium, Forté shares intimate songs while playing acoustic guitar and speaks candidly of the events leading to his imprisonment, his seven years behind bars and his fight against insurmountable odds to seek redemption. His inspirational journey also serves as a cautionary tale for children, and proves that second chances do exist—even in the most unlikely places.

John ForteSinger, Songwriter & Producerwww.greatertalent.com/JohnForte

Inspiring Leadership On Stage & Behind-the-Scenes


Barber debunks the jock stereotype with a resume that includes entrepreneur, best-selling author, producer, corporate spokesman, actor, and philanthropist, in addition to being an NBC correspondent and retired NFL running back.

Barber devotes himself to the Children’s Miracle Network, the Fresh Air Fund and the Robin Hood Foundation, among others. A staunch advocate for literacy, he has also co-authored five successful children’s books, with twin brother Ronde.

Barber speaks not only of his path to the NFL but the influence business leaders can have on today’s youth. He stresses the importance of teamwork, determination and humility in creating success both in life and in business.

Tiki BarberFormer NFL Running Back & NBC Broadcaster www.greatertalent.com/TikiBarber

Once a child soldier on the front lines of combat in war-torn Sudan, Jal has been hailed as the “rising star of African hip hop.” WARchild, his third album and international solo debut, has launched him into the spotlight for its profound, empowering messages of peace and

reconciliation. As the central figure of the internationally acclaimed War Child documentary, Jal has quickly become an international icon representing social justice and human rights.

Jal focuses on the power of human generosity, the need for political support in Darfur, and what each of us can do to make a difference. Music is central to his message and at each appearance, Jal raps for freedom and sings for absolution.

Emmanuel JalFormer Sudanese Child Soldier & Hip-Hop Artistwww.greatertalent.com/EmmanuelJal

Painter is one of the pre-eminent historians in America today. A graduate of Harvard University, Painter went on to become the Edwards Professor Emeritus of American History at Princeton University. She is the author of six books and countless articles relating to

the history of the American South. Her most current book, Creating Black Americans, presents the story of people of African descent in the United States, from their American beginnings to the present time, and features a wealth of African American art.

Painter has been a recipient of the Brown Publication Prize, awarded by the Association of Black Woman Historians and has been a fellow of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Wasow’s work as the Executive Director of BlackPlanet.com and the Internet Analyst for NBC has earned him a reputation as a leading commentator on the challenges and opportunities of new media and the new economy. Wasow constantly works to demystify technology

issues and provide an accessible window into the geek world he lives and loves. In that capacity, he tutored Oprah in her first exploration of the Internet in the 12-part series Oprah Goes Online. Wasow’s success as a credible and friendly guide to the Internet led Newsweek to name him one of the “fifty most influential people to watch in cyberspace,” and People to call him the “Sexiest Internet Executive.” Wasow’s keen insider’s perspective, sharp wit and anecdotal style captivate all audiences.

Nell Irvin-PainterAward Winning Scholar & Writerwww.greatertalent.com/NellIrvinPainter

Omar WasowFounder of Social Networking Site BlackPlanet.comwww.greatertalent.com/OmarWasow

Breaking Down Barriers to Build Strong Communities


The first Cuban-American to serve in the U.S. Senate, Martinez embodies the transformative power of the American dream. Born in Cuba, Martinez came to the U.S. as part of a Catholic humanitarian program that helped more than 14,000 children escape Communist Cuba. At age 15, Martinez

arrived alone in the U.S., and lived with generous foster families until his own family relocated to Orlando, Florida.

Martinez brings a fresh perspective to our most important issues, including the debate on immigration reform, foreign policy, American-Cuban relations, health care reform, the economy and the future of the Republican Party. Bilingual since childhood, he can speak to audiences in fluent English and Spanish.

Mel MartinezFormer U.S. Senator (FL) & Secretary of Housing and Urban Dev. www.greatertalent.com/MelMartinez

The first Hispanic U.S. Attorney General, and Former White House Counsel to President George W. Bush, Gonzales played a vital role in the administration’s fight in the war on terror and addressing the changing role of the Department of Justice, post 9-11.

Gonzales draws on the strength of his heritage and the insights of his background, examines the privilege of public service and the enduring values of faith, family, and freedom that continue to make this nation great. Having served during one of our nations most turbulent times, he offers a unique perspective on homeland security and the policies necessary for keeping the nation safe.

Alberto GonzalesFormer Attorney General of the United States www.greatertalent.com/AlbertoGonzales

The visionary founder of Latina, the first bilingual magazine targeted exclusively to Hispanic women in the U.S., Christy Haubegger is widely regarded as a leading business figure and opinion maker on Latino issues throughout the nation. Her indomitable spirit, relentless persistence and unerring

business sense have infused Latina, and American publishing in general, with a unique and long overdue voice—a voice that attracts readers and advertisers in great numbers. With a mandate to provide updated images and a national voice for America’s 35 million Hispanics, Haubegger is now working with her company, Latina Media Ventures, to develop vehicles in other media. At the podium, Haubegger delivers her inspiring success story of a life-long dream that she built into a viable and vibrant enterprise.

Christy HaubeggerFounder of Latina Magazinewww.greatertalent.com/ChristyHaubegger

The Hispanic-American Dream Pursuit of Possibility

The first Latino author to win the Pulitzer Prize in fiction, Oscar Hijuelos is famous for experimenting with form and voice, exploring memory, assimilation, and identity in the rich language that has become his trademark. The novel of immigrant life is a durable and extremely significant tradition in

American literature, and Hijuelos has emerged as one of its top recent practitioners across audiences and generations. Drawing upon his cultural heritage, Hijuelos’ themes are ever-present: assimilation and identity, love and loss, and the power -- and pain -- of family life, but his approach is purely his own: authentic, musical and very, very funny.

Oscar HijuelosPulitzer Prize Winning Authorwww.greatertalent.com/OscarHijuelos


Vali Nasr is one of America’s leading experts on the Middle East and the Islamic world.Internationally renowned, he has influenced critical public debates and policy decisions on both sides of the Atlantic, and advised presidents, kings, prime ministers, and business leaders.

One of the few Washington insiders with first-hand knowledge of the Muslim world, Nasr offers unique insights into the history and current problems facing the Middle East. At the podium, he masterfully articulates the complex economic, social, religious and cultural issues affecting change and growth in the region. Drawing upon his book The Rise of Islamic Capitalism, Nasr discusses how one of the fastest growing populations in the world is impacting global economics, from Dubai to domestic business.

Vali NasrRenowned Middle East Expert and Acclaimed Best-Selling Author www.greatertalent.com/ValiNasr

Reza Pahlavi was born in Tehran, Iran to the late Shah of Iran and Empress Farah Pahlavi. As Crown Prince of Iran and the eldest of four siblings, he left Iran at the age of 17 for air force training, during which time the establishment of the clerical regime in Iran prevented his return to his homeland.

Despite being forced to live in exile, Reza Pahlavi’s commitment and patriotic duty to Iran endures. Over the past thirty years, Reza Pahlavi has been a leading advocate of the principles of freedom, democracy and human rights for his countrymen. Pahlavi has consistently spoken out against the widespread abuse and oppression of the Iranian people and called for the establishment of a secular democracy in Iran.

A Jordanian immigrant, Mufleh is the inspirational coach of a soccer team called the Fugees—short for refugees. The players come from 18 war-torn countries, all young boys, many with traumatic pasts and uncertain futures.

With an emphasis on what can be done to change the life of one child, one family at a time, Mufleh’s work is the kind of “Social Entrepreneurship” that radically transforms any community.

The story of The Fugees and their coach embodies many of the ideals that are thought of as “American”: giving opportunity for self-fulfillment, using one’s own ideas and talents to help the common goal and remembering that “we don’t win or lose alone —it’s always the team score in the end.”

Luma MuflehInspirational Coach & Founder of The Fugees Soccer Team www.greatertalent.com/LumaMufleh

Malkin began her career in newspaper journalism a decade ago as an editorial writer and columnist for The Los Angeles Daily News, moving on to The Seattle Times in 1996. Her column, now syndicated by Creators Syndicate, appears in about 100 papers nationwide, including The New York Post,

Miami Herald, Washington Times, The Dallas Morning News, The Modesto Bee and The Detroit News. A first-generation American of Filipino descent, she is the only Filipino-American journalist with a nationally syndicated newspaper column. She is also a regular FOX News Channel commentator and guest on The O’Reilly Factor and Hannity & Colmes. Malkin’s latest book Culture of Corruption: Obama and His Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks and Cronies (2009) instantly topped The New York Times best-seller list.

Michelle MalkinColumnist & Best-Selling Author www.greatertalent.com/MichelleMalkin

Powerful Global Perspectives Focused on Positive Change

Reza PahlaviCrown Prince of Iran www.greatertalent.com/RezaPahlavi


For nine years, Tuaolo excelled in the NFL as a defensive lineman: he played for five different teams and went to Super Bowl XXXIII with the Atlanta Falcons. He even sang the national anthem at the 1999 Pro-Bowl.

But as a gay man in the hyper-masculine culture of pro-football, Tuaolo was forced to hide his sexuality. The secret crippled him, leading him to drink excessively and contemplate suicide. It was after retiring from football that he became fed up with pretending to “be straight.” He publicly announced his secret and and has received huge amounts of support from old teammates, the media, friends and family alike. Now he inspires others to achieve their best by speaking to their individual truths without fear or intimidation.

Esera TuaoloNFL Veteran & LGBT Role Model www.greatertalent.com/EseraTuaolo

Accomplished stylist, television star, equestrian, avid philanthropist, author and fashion designer, Kressley is out to make over the world. He was one of the stars of Bravo’s Emmy Award winning series Queer Eye For The Straight Guy, the best-selling author of the Queer Eye For The Straight Guy companion

book, the style-help guide Off the Cuff, and the children’s book You’re Different and That’s Super. Kressley also recently launched, to great success, a collection of women and men’s wear, “Perfect by Carson Kressley.”

As host of How to Look Good Naked, he shares secrets from the world of fashion to teach women of all shapes and sizes how to go from self-loathing to self-loving.

Carson KressleyRenowned Stylist, Host of Lifetime’s How to Look Good Nakedwww.greatertalent.com/CarsonKressley

Rapp is best known for originating the role of “Mark Cohen” in the Tony Award-winning rock-opera Rent.

Rapp takes audiences through his career, the loss of his friend and Rent playwright Jonathan Larson and his mother’s battle with cancer. In an insightful

exploration of the social importance of the show, Rapp highlights the role Rent played in thrusting LGBT, AIDS and poverty issues into the national spotlight.

Rapp also performs a Behind the Music style show, blending personal stories from his career, musical numbers from his several Broadway and off-Broadway roles, and original hits from his band, Albinokid. Also, for active theatre programs, Rapp is available for Master’s acting workshops.

Anthony RappStar of Rent & Author of Without Youwww.greatertalent.com/AnthonyRapp

Gephardt came out in the 2004 presidential democratic primary as the openly lesbian daughter of Congressman Dick Gephardt. The first openly gay family member of a presidential candidate in history, Gephardt continued her involvement in LGBT and youth politics

through her work as the Director of the Grassroots Campaign Corps for the National Stonewall Democrats—America’s only grassroots Democratic LGBT organization. She is committed to furthering the cause of social justice in the LGBT community including voting rights, relational and familial rights, equality in employment, and other legal rights. She believes in working towards ensuring the vital participation of all people in the political process, particularly the youth of America.

Chrissy GephardtPolitical Activist & Champion for LGBT Equality www.greatertalent.com/ChrissyGephardt

Embracing Equality: Inspirational LGBT Role Models

The Power of PerseveranceWhen 12-year-old Marlee Matlin met Henry Winkler they instantly struck a special bond. Matlin was attending the Center on Deafness, a community theater where she began acting at seven years old. He saw Matlin perform on stage and was blown away by her talent. Although her parents never discouraged Matlin from acting, they were convinced Hollywood would never accept a profoundly deaf actress. Concerned for her future, they asked Winkler not to encourage her. He refused. His passion for supporting others was the result of a lifetime struggle with undiagnosed dyslexia; told he was both “lazy and stupid” as a child, he was, in fact, neither. A champion for children of all abilities, he mentored Matlin’s subsequent breakout career from theater to film.

At age 21, Matlin became the youngest recipient of the Best Actress Oscar—one of only four actresses to receive that honor for a film debut. Oscar in tow, Matlin found her way to Winkler’s front door and asked if she could stay for a week until she found a place to settle. Two years later she was still living with the Winklers, who consider her their adopted daughter to this day. Together for the first time on stage, Winkler and Matlin delight audiences with an intimate dialogue revealing their profound connection and individual journeys. Through humorous anecdotes, inspirational life lessons and moving stories, they explore themes of overcoming adversity and believing in oneself. Their magical


What’s So Great About God? Taking on Christianity, Atheism, Islam, fundamentalism and the war on terror, Christopher Hitchens and Dinesh D’Souza draw intellectual swords in an impassioned debate on religion. From opposite sides of the spectrum they present cases for and against organized religion, its influence on world history and impact on current events. Together they explore the social, political and historical foundations of faith.

Christopher Hitchens is one of the most prominent controversial writers and critics in the media. Described by The Economist as “one of the greatest living conversationalists,” he is a renowned author, journalist, critic and social intellectual. The author of the #1 best-seller God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything, Hitchens presents an ardent argument against organized religion from an intellectually charged, atheist perspective.

Dinesh D’Souza is one of the nation’s leading authorities on international issues. A best-selling author, scholar and former senior policy analyst for the Reagan Administration, The New York Times Magazine named him one of America’s most influential Conservative thinkers.

Creative Conversations: Inspiring Hearts & Challenging Minds

Marlee MatlinAcademy Award Winning Actress & Activistwww.greatertalent.com/MarleeMatlin

Henry WinklerActor, Author, Director & Producer

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Christopher HitchensSocial Critic, Best-Selling Author & Journalistwww.greatertalent.com/ChristopherHitchens

Dinesh D’SouzaFormer Senior Policy Analyst & Best-Selling Author www.greatertalent.com/DineshDSouza

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GLOBAL AND NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES: Spencer Abraham • Cory Booker • Wesley Clark • Richard Clarke • Roger Cressey • Monica Crowley & Alan Colmes • Adrian

Fenty • Harold Ford, Jr. • Louis Freeh • Brigitte Gabriel • Richard Gephardt • Alberto Gonzales • Zachary Karabell • Bernard

Kouchner • Meghan McCain • Judge Andrew Napolitano • Vali Nasr • Ehud Olmert • Reza Pahlavi • George Pataki • Janet

Reno • Dan Senor • Valerie Plame Wilson • Joseph Wilson

PRINT AND BROADCAST JOURNALISM: Jonathan Alter • Tiki Barber • Campbell Brown • Tina Brown • Sir Harold Evans • Joshua Foer • Susie Gharib • Christopher

Hitchens • Sebastian Junger • Steve Kroft • Kati Marton • Peggy Noonan • Byron Pitts • Lesley Stahl • Jeffrey Toobin • Ali

Velshi • Gideon Yago

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT: Neal Baer • Bob Balaban • John Forté • Danny Glover • Carson Kressley • Seth MacFarlane • Leonard Nimoy • Conan

O’Brien • Anthony Rapp • Brett Ratner • Mo Rocca • Peter Sagal • David Steinberg • Ben Vereen • Max Weinberg • Vanessa

Williams • Henry Winkler • Anthony Zuiker • Alan Zweibel

MOTIVATION, INSPIRATION, ADVENTURE: Kris Carr • John Douglas • Mia Farrow • George Foreman • Emmanuel Jal • Rory Kennedy • Marcus Luttrell • Marlee Matlin

• T.K. Mattingly • Luma Mufleh • Petra Nemcova • Michael Oher • Apolo Anton Ohno • Nell Irvin-Painter • Capt. Winston

Scott • Caroll Spinney • Esera Tuaolo • The Tuohy Family

BUSINESS, ECONOMY, MANAGEMENT: Ben & Jerry • Mark Burnett • Paul DePodesta • Donald Fehr • Susie Gharib • Seth Godin • Peter Greenberg • Peter Guber

• Mitch Joel • Liz Lange • Cynthia Rowley • Michael Silverstein • Howard Stringer • James Taylor • Jonathan Tisch • Omar

Wasow • Meredith Whitney

BEST SELLING AUTHORS:Po Bronson • Max Brooks • Christopher Buckley • Candace Bushnell • Neil Gaiman • Pete Hamill • Homer Hickam • Oscar

Hijuelos • Michael Lewis • Wendy Mogel • Michael Moore • PJ O’Rourke • Richard Preston • Rebecca Skloot • Alisa Valdes-

Rodriguez • Jennifer Weiner • Tom Wolfe

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