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Moritz Farbstein

Moritz Farbstein

Bio

In addition to my long-time involvement in information technology and management consulting, I am currently the volunteer Public Affairs Director of Citizens Commission on Human Rights of St. Louis (CCHR STL).

Topics

  • Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to expose and eradicate violations of human rights by the field of psychiatry.

Questions

  • What is psychiatric fraud and abuse?
  • What can you do about it?

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Tommy Roberts

Tommy Roberts

Bio

I am an ex grocery store manager of 23 years who’s mission is to help people who feel like retail is there only option to see there is a way out. I do this by introducing them to a unique precious metals business that they can build online or offline or both. I also have a fascination with social media in general which is why I am currently building on 10 platforms simultaneously.

Topics

  • Network marketing
  • Precious metals
  • Retail management
  • Social media strategies (LinkedIn especially)
  • Time management on multiple social media platforms.

Questions

  • How can I grow on LinkedIn?
  • How can I get out of retail when it’s all I’ve ever done?
  • Why is it important to own precious metals?
  • How can I grow on multiple social media platforms while still working a full time job?
  • Can I build a network marketing business while still working a full time job?

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James Turner

James Turner

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James started an entrepreneurial career with an e-commerce business out of his college apartment. After selling off the business upon graduation he spent some time in the stock market trading options. Realizing his true interest in the field of growing businesses, he shifted to starting to work with companies at their earliest stages. James, bringing his business and finance experience, saw an opportunity to partner on an equity basis with early-stage product & market-focused founders to launch and scale businesses.

As time grew and the business evolved, James has led various strategic initiatives, whether micro or macro with respect to the firm’s direction. Today, James’ focus lies with leading sales & business development strategies of the firm. As the company continues to evolve, James’ focus sits more and more with overall firm strategy and direction – leading the charge in the development of new revenue streams and market opportunities for continued growth.

Topics

  • Venture Debt
  • Growth Stage Companies
  • Securing Capital

Questions

  • Ins and outs of venture debt

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Henry Ibeleme

Henry Ibeleme

Bio

Henry Ibeleme is an incredible content creator, digital marketer and manager with over seven years of experience in Finance, Marketing and SaaS.

He is currently a copywriter at Gigapay, a fintech company based in Stockholm, Sweden.

Prior to this, Henry served as a ghostwriter for professionals and marketing agencies such as Tom & Company, where he perfected his copywriting and SEO skills.

To date, Henry has written over 20 million words and still writes daily to meet the growing demand, with WordPress, Canva and Google Doc as his most used tools.

Topics

  • Social media marketing
  • Content marketing
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Fitness
  • Content Creation
  • Business Management
  • Search Engine Optimization
  • Writing
  • The future of work

Questions

  • How can one become a better writer?
  • How relevant is social media to business marketing?
  • What are some of the misconceptions about content creation?
  • How do you maintain a work-life balance?
  • What does it take to be an entrepreneur?
  • What marketing strategies have stood the test of time?
  • What do you think of motivation as a creative and content creator?

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Taylor Duncan

Taylor Duncan

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Born and raised in Chicago. Went to University of Wisconsin to play Football and Track & Field. Transferred to U of IL and graduated with a degree in Finance. Had a taste of entrepreneurship in college in a house painting leadership program. Ended up buying the IL division when I graduated and eventually ran the national company with ~1000 sales people annually. Sold my shares in 2020 and moved to Nashville to enjoy an open state with my amazing wife and 5 kids. And in 2021 joined forces with a former mentee of mine in the Tech recruiting space and are growing Nxt Level here in Nash. We have hired a dozen people in Nash in the last 6 months and plan on doubling that in the next year. During

that we have launched Founders Live in Nashville as an event based entrepreneurial pitch competition, but really it is just a big party with founders pitching their respective start ups in mid-TN. In my free time I am active at my church, try to work out and volunteer in the local youth sports programs.

Topics

  • Recruiting and Talent Acquisition
  • Leadership and Org Development
  • Parenting
  • Life Balance
  • Being a Christian in a secular world

Questions

  • Anything you can throw at me

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Lauren Najar

Lauren Najar

Bio

Lauren Najar is a business consultant and marketing strategist that helps businesses grow through personalized marketing strategies through building magnetic content and building relationships through lead generation.

Topics

  • Building Relationships Through Networking On Social Media
  • Creating Lead Generation Strategies
  • Selling Through Direct Messenger On Social Media
  • Content Marketing On Social Media

Questions

  • How can people use direct messages to grow their businesses on social media?
  • How can people grow their social media platforms?
  • How can businesses grow their business and sign more clients through social media?
  • How can someone network in the online space?

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Dan Toler

Dan Toler

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Dan holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Notre Dame, with a concentration in international relations. He’s an avid history buff and host of the Relevant History podcast. You can find Relevant History on any major podcasting platform, or at https://www.dantolerpodcast.com. Dan is a Roman history buff, but studies military history and geopolitics from all time periods. Outside of his interest in

history, Dan has also fronted a rock band, and earns a living as a freelance writer.

Topics

  • History
  • Military history
  • International relations
  • Geopolitics
  • Domestic politics
  • Writing
  • Music

Questions

  • How did the Roman Republic fall?
  • Why were foreign allies important to the success of the American revolutionaries?
  • What’s the craziest war story you’ve ever heard?
  • Why were the Carolean armies so successful?
  • ..and other similar musings.

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Dana Pharant

Dana Pharant

Bio

If your audience is business owners, CEO’s, and other leaders, let’s bring them a fresh spin on what it takes to be a magnetic leader. As a Dominatrix, I learned the art and craft of owning a room and leading from a place of power – not the power over but power with. To ask for and get exactly what you want takes guts and of course mastery of your sexual energy (being magnetic, willing to negotiate and communicate

clearly).

Topics

  • Sexual energy for success
  • How to negotiate like a Dominatrix to get what you want with no comprise

Questions

  • The truth about the Dominatrix world – Hollywood has it all wrong.
  • Balancing the masculine and feminine energies (yin/yang) within each of us (regardless of our gender)
  • How to let your sexy shine without fear of a MeToo charge
  • Does sexual energy have a place in business and more…

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Haylie Schuster

Haylie Schuster

Bio

I am a single mother of two boys that has recently taken on a new role as a project manager with a consulting firm. I have a background in apprenticeship and workforce development. I travel as much as I can and looking to continue my journey visiting all 50 states, all of them but Hawaii for at least a second time. I am a life long learner, driven to be better every day and aspire to be an exceptional leader. I self published a short story about being a survivor to mental and physical abuse while tackling all of life’s obstacles.

Topics

  • Apprenticeship
  • Project management
  • Yoga
  • Motivation
  • Self help
  • Parenting
  • Fitness
  • Health
  • Abuse
  • Mental health
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Hashimotos

Questions

  • Same as above

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Sacil Armstrong

Sacil Armstrong

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For more than 20 years, Sacil (Suh-SEEL) Armstrong has connected people and opened minds, getting people from very different backgrounds to come together for common causes. As an Equity and Embodiment Enabler, her motto is no blame, no shame, no guilt because blaming and shaming get in the way of learning. She uses evidence-based self-care techniques that not only make us feel good, but also increase our mental and emotional capacity to handle difficult conversations about topics like racism and oppression. She uses facts to bind the past to the present and helps clients implement practical and effective changes for social justice.

Sacil is the founder of Inspired by Indigo, an online community where she guides members through a proven 4-step process to make equity a habit. Making change is so much easier with the support of community. You can find her online at https://sacilarmstrong.com/links

Topics

  • Making equity a habit instead of a goal
  • Social justice
  • Anti-oppression
  • Anti-racism
  • Self-care
  • How to have difficult conversations
  • Creating change with baby steps

Questions

  • Why is making equity a habit more effective than having equity as a goal?
  • You’ve broken the equity habit down into four steps. What are they?
  • How can you have joy when doing anti-oppression work?
  • Why is self-care important for social justice work?
  • How are baby steps effective for social justice?
  • Are anti-racism and anti-oppression the same?
  • What is your system for having difficult conversations?

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