Scott Wittig
Scott Wittig is an inspiring speaker for young adults and is the author of two books, Holy It! and The Second Day. He has established a reputation as the go-to guy when it comes to doing what you are passionate about and getting out of the rut that life can become if you’re not doing what you were put here to do. He is a firm believer that “A rut is just a grave with the ends kicked out” and he is bent on helping young adults to never get into that rut.
Wittig's passion oozes out whenever he speaks. His motivation comes from his calling, to HELP OTHERS ACHIEVE. Born from some icky stuff as a teen and developed through his vast life and work experiences, Scott’s message will resonate with you.
Wittig is a believer, a husband and father, a survivor of two botched suicide attempts, a golfer, and a volunteer with Lighthouse Family Retreat. His site and a link to his blog can be found at www.scottwittig.com.
“…he touched my heart and even made me a bit teary eyed. I think through all the advice and insight, he wanted us, as college students, to really go after what WE want out of life. As a result of (his speech), I have started to reassign what it is that I truly desire out of my own life and who exactly is involved in that success. Friends, family, God, and Scott Wittig’s wise words are staying with me forever and just might get me to find success through my passion in life.”

Katie Smith and Mikki Hornstein
Elon University
Katie Smith and Mikki Hornstein are Career Advising Fellows in the Student Professional Development Center at Elon University. They assist staff with students' professional development needs (advising, coaching, assessments, employer relations). Smith received a master's degree in higher education administration from the University of Rochester and a bachelor's degree in psychology and Spanish from the State University of New York at Geneseo. Hornstein received a master's degree in higher education administration from Vanderbilt University and a bacherlor's degree in psychology from Rutgers University.
Gary Miller
Gary Miller is a higher education professional with 18 years of experience in registration, academic advising, curriculum planning, marketing, program management and career counseling. His areas of expertise include delivering dynamic presentations, utilizing technology, strategizing and creating. He is professionally active in a number of organizations, and is frequently quoted in national, regional and local media and contributes articles to outlets ranging from the National Association of Colleges and Employer's monthly SPOTLIGHT to the Student Affairs Collaborative Blog and beyond. Miller holds a bachelor's degree in public relations and a master's degree in social and philisophical foundations of education, with a focus on marketing in higher education. He currently works as Senior Assistant Dean, Academic Advising Program, College of Arts & Sciences and General College at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Susan Richardson
Etiquette Essentials LLC
In 1995, Susan Richardson founded Etiquette Essentials LLC, a company that provides national training seminars on business etiquette. Based in Madison, WI, Richardson has provided training to clients such as Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, University of Wisconsin, numerous small businesses and professional organizations for fourteen years. In addition, she has authored several articles on etiquette and professional development.
Richardson earned a B.A. degree in Communications from the University of Denver and received etiquette training from one of the nation's leading and prestigious etiquette schools.
Gary Tomlinson
Tomlinson & Associates
An entrepreneur and founder of five successful businesses, Gary Tomlinson is well versed in the areas of entrepreneurship, leadership, corporate culture, strategy-execution management and effective communication skills. From the time he worked as an operating room technician, more than 35 years ago, Tomlinson saw the value in learning by doing as well as by teaching.
Today, as a strexecutionist specializing in strategy implementation, Tomlinson uses his on-going education and his 35 plus years of experience to help businesses work on their business so that they can work better in their business. He works with executive leadership teams to establish execution management as a competency in their organizations.