John Cheney-Lippold, author of We Are Data and Assistant Professor of American Culture and Digital Studies at the University of Michigan. His book explores how our data defines us in ways that shape how governments, advertisers, marketers, political campaigners, prospective employers, real estate brokers, and even law enforcers see us—ways that often clash with how we see ourselves and defy facts. He will discuss what identity means in an algorithmic age: how it works, how our lives are controlled by it, and how we can resist it. More about "We Are Data"

Debby Bitticks, CEO and President of Vital Options International, a nonprofit cancer communication, education, and advocacy organization with a special mission: Generating global cancer conversations.  Today, through its Advocacy in Action®, Vital Conversations, and Living With Cancer platforms, Vital Options International continues to lead the most meaningful panel discussions and engaging one-on-one interviews. Debby will discuss her three “G’s”: Get informed, get organized and get moving, the value of a second opinion, and how and where to find support. More about Vital Options International

Marni Jameson, keynote speaker and author. She is a nationally syndicated home design columnist and author of two home design books, The House Always Wins and House of Havoc. She will be discussing her latest book, Downsizing the Family Home, where Marni explores a rite of passage almost no one will escape: the emotional journey of downsizing your or your aging parents’ home. Using her own personal journey as a basis, the author sensitively guides readers through the process, offering practical wisdom and heartwarming advice so you know what to keep, toss, or sell. More about Marni Jameson

Dr. Yusim, a board-certified psychiatrist, studied at Stanford, Yale, and NYU. Her first book, FULFILLED: How the Science of Spirituality Helps You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life, is filled with research, practical wisdom, and even interactive exercises. Through richly engaging clinical cases from her psychiatry practice, Dr. Yusim integrates the tenets of Western medicine, psychology and neurobiology with the universal spiritual principles she learned in her own personal journey to fulfillment. The most important point of the book is that fulfillment is possible, and Dr. Yusim provides her readers with the principles and exercises to get there. More about Dr. Anna Yusim

Terry Jastrow began his career in the entertainment industry with ABC Sports as the youngest network television producer in history. During his time with ABC, he produced or directed many major sporting events, including a Super Bowl, six Olympic Games, and sixty major golf championships. He won seven Emmy Awards, having been nominated seventeen times. His wife,  Anne Archer, was nominated for an Academy Award®, a Golden Globe and the British (BAFTA) Academy Award for her role as Michael Douglas' sympathetic, tortured wife, Beth Gallagher, in Adrian Lyne¹s 1987 thriller, "Fatal Attraction." Terry Jastrow will discuss his book, THE TRIAL OF PRISONER 043.  More about Terry Jastrow and  More about Anne Archer

Randy Kamen, ED.D., psychologist and educator, helped pioneer new territory in mind-body medicine at Boston University's School of Medicine and Harvard's Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. She has long been on the leading edge of her profession, integrating insight oriented and cognitive behavioral therapy with holistic methods in her research and clinical work. She helps women build on their strengths and implement new strategies to deepen their experience of insight, healing, and happiness. She will be discussing her book, Behind the Therapy Door, and how she guides six women through challenges and transitions. More about Randy Kamen