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EMME is a supermodel, television
host, author, lecturer and clothing designer. Selected twice
by People magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful
People, she has also been named Woman of the Year by Glamour.
The first full-figured model to be featured on billboards
in Times Square, she is the author of, True Beauty,
as well as, the upcoming, Life’s Little Emergencies.
Born in New York City, she was raised in Saudi Arabia, returning
to America as a teenager. Emme attended Syracuse University
on an athletic scholarship as a member of the crew team
before earning her degree in speech communications.The Chair
Ambassador of the National Eating Disorders Association
(NEDA), Emme has lectured at Yale University and Harvard
University, as well as middle and high schools about body
image and self esteem.
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JANE MILLER currently serves as
both Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
of the Gallup Organization, which provides management research
and consulting services to many of the world's most well-known
corporations and organizations. She first joined the company
in 1980, and assumed her current role and responsibilities
in 2000. Ms.Miller is directly tasked with overseeing the
worldwide implementation of the "Gallup Path,"
a proprietary performance management model that describes
the ultimately linked path between each employee's contributions
and an organization's ultimate financial goal: an increase
in overall value.
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BRANDI CHASTAIN provided one of
the greatest moments in sports history in1999 with her Women's
World Cup-clinching penalty kick in the global competition’s
championship game. She is a former collegiate standout at
the University of California, Berkeley and Santa Clara University.Ms.
Chastain made her first appearance with the U.S. National
Team in 1986, and was a member of the World Cup Championship
squad in 1991.That year, she scored five consecutive goals
versus Mexico, still a team record. Currently, she is an
Assistant Coach for University of Santa Clara’s women’s
soccer team.
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DR. CHRISTINE DUMAS is a medical
reporter and author, and since 1996, her stories on new
health technologies have appeared on NBC’s “Today
Show,” and “Weekend Today.” Previously, she
was a featured medical correspondent for “Good Morning
America” and she has also been a guest on the “Oprah
Winfrey Show.”Dr. Dumas has also served as the national
spokesperson for the American Medical Association’s
“Women’s Health Campaign”, and has participated
in the National Tobacco-Free Steering Committee for the
National Institutes of Health and the National Cancer Institute.Dr.
Dumas is a frequent speaker to the American Medical Association,
Procter and Gamble, United Airlines and other Fortune 500
companies.
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FRANCINE WARD, J.D. is President/CEO
of nCompliance, inc., a legal training and consulting firm
specializing in making the law easy to understand for non-lawyers.
Before she began her consulting career, she practiced law
as a member of the New York Bar.Ms.Ward is also a member
of the American Bar Association’s Intellectual Property
Law Section, the National Speakers Association, Rotary International’s
Marin Sunrise Group, and a Past President of the Golden
Gate Chapter of the American Society for Training and Development.
Her first book, Esteemable Acts: 10 Actions for Building
Real Self Esteem, published by Broadway Books (Random
House), will be available in 2003.
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A.HOOK is President of
AOL Broadband, which works to bring a host of next-generation
services to consumers’ homes. In addition, her responsibilities
include oversight of AOL’s Advanced Services initiative.The
former President of AOL Anywhere, she joined the company in
2000 as Senior Vice President of AOL Mobile and also served
as that division’s Chief Operating Officer. A member
of the Board of Trustees of the National Public Radio Foundation,
Ms. Hook is a graduate of Duke University and the Dickinson
School of Law. |
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