S P E A K E R S
Inbox Detox and the Habit of E-Mail Excellence
Presented by
Marsha Egan, CPCU, PCC – The Egan Group, Inc.
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Celebrated keynoter, facilitator, author and ICF-certified business leader coach, Marsha Egan is devoted to energizing people to do their best and be their best, by working WITH people.
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She's CEO of the professional coaching firm, The Egan Group, Inc, which she started. An ATHENA Foundation Award recipient, one of PA's 50 Best Women in Business, and 25-yr. veteran of corporate & volunteer America, Ms. Egan intuitively reinvents leadership, by igniting leaders and entrepreneurs with positive change and innovation, all devoted to enhancing their productivity, progress and prosperity.
Her career highlights include:
- Pennsylvania's 50 Best Women in Business, 2006
- President, national CPCU Society (30,000 Members)
- Assistant Vice President, Encompass Insurance
- Duke University Graduate
- Appearances, ABC Nightly News, Fox and Friends, NBC, CNN (see media)
- President, Junior League of Reading
- Chairman, Berks County's first "Day of Caring"
- Trustee, Harry J. Loman Foundation
- Director, United Way of Berks County
- Chairman, Leadership Berks
- Dale Carnegie "Distinquished Graduate" Award
- Easter Seal "Brace for an Ace" Award
- Insurance Person of the Year Award
- CPCU Society National Standard Setter
- Moderator, live international webcast and videoconferences
- Member, National Speakers' Association (NSA)
- Board member and Secretary, NSA Philadelphia Chapter
- Professional Certified Coach (PCC) designation
- Coach U Certified Graduate (CUCG) designation
- Member, International Coach Federation
- Member, Philadelphia Area Coaching Alliance
- Author, Inbox Detox, Making Good Meetings Great, Great Starts for Great Meetings, The Silent Signals of Success Journal
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Publisher, "The Signal"
a bi-weekly ezine, 20,000+ circulation - Over 200 speeches and keynotes to over 50,000
Managing a crisis in a 24 / 7 world
What To Do When "You Know What" Hits
The Fan
Presented by
Jeff Jubelirer – Jubelirer Strategies
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Jeff Jubelirer is the driving force behind Jubelirer Strategies.
www.jubelirerstrategies.com.
He develops and executes
all aspects of the firm’s clients’ strategic communications programs, including media
relations, issue and crisis management, and community relations. |
Jeff was named as one of the region’s “40 under Forty” by Philadelphia Business Journal
for his commitment to professional excellence and community involvement. He was
also recognized as one of “22 People to Watch” by Philadelphia Magazine and was
named to the "Pennsylvania Report 100" list of influential people in the state.
Jeff’s political and strategic communications analyses appear regularly across the
Commonwealth and in the region on 1210 WPHT AM ("The Big Talker") and WHYY
(NPR); and in The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Philadelphia Business Journal, The
Philadelphia Daily News, Metro, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Jewish Exponent and
POLITICO.
A former president of the Philadelphia Public Relations Association, Jeff serves on the
Boards of Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children, Anti-Defamation League of Eastern
Pennsylvania/Delaware, Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education and Operation
Understanding.
He received masters degrees in integrated marketing communications and political
science from Northwestern University, and a bachelor’s degree in political science from
Penn State. While at Northwestern, he was published in the national Journal of
Integrated Communications and received the prestigious Issue Management Council
Award for his work with Miller Brewing Company. For his scholarship, Jubelirer was
inducted into Kappa Tau Alpha, the national honor society for journalism and mass
communication.
Jeff lives in Greater Philadelphia with his wife Tracey, a pediatric oncologist with The
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and his two daughters, Sofie and Alison.
"Bodily Harm"
The impact of Image & Body Language in Closing the Deal
Presented by
Sara Canuso – A Suitable Solution
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As an Image and Body Language Specialist, Sara Canuso, President of A Suitable Solution, empowers individuals to use non-verbal communication, image, and body language as tools to communicate effectively with others and to understand not only what others say, but to discover the unspoken messages and feelings behind their words and actions. |
Sara is the creator of Campus to Corporate, a program held in area colleges to help students prepare to enter the workplace. She is a certified seminar leader and known for her informative and popular column in Philadelphia Maven and her Winning Look articles in the Legal Intelligencer and the Burlington County Straight Word.
"Intellectual Property and Small Business: Striking the Right Balance"
Presented by
Melissa D. Doogan – Volpe and Koenig
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Melissa D. Doogan is a registered patent attorney with the intellectual property law firm of Volpe and Koenig. Melissa has extensive experience in the prosecution and litigation of domestic and foreign patents, as well as providing counsel to clients regarding the protection of intellectual property rights. Melissa’s clients range from start ups and entrepreneurs to international corporations. |
Administration and Information Systems from Susquehanna University. You can contact Melissa at mdoogan@volpe-koenig.com.
"Guide to Marketing 2.0"
How To Know What’s Right For Your Business
Presented by
Linda Karp – Karp Marketing
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Linda Karp has been president of Karp Marketing, an award-winning, certified Woman-Owned business, in Philadelphia since November 1983. Linda started Karp Marketing, a provider of full service graphic design, corporate image, marketing and advertising, after working for a number of agencies in the greater Delaware Valley. |
Excellence in Teaching award. Karp teaches a number of Graphic Design courses such as Business for Graphic Design, Editorial Design and others. She is also on the Executive
Committee of the Faculty union there. Her favorite pastime is sculpting at the Fleischer Art Memorial in Center City.
Linda is currently President of CCPA (Center City Proprietors Association). She has been an active board member and officer for over twenty years.
She has lived in Center City Philadelphia for over 35 years.
