General Richard B. Myers recently retired as president of Kansas State University, where he enhanced the university's strengths in research, academics and outreach. He retired from the military as the 15th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 2005 after serving more than 40 years in the U.S. Air Force. As the nation's highest ranking military officer, he served as principal military adviser to the president, secretary of defense, and the National Security Council.

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Pam Garramone, M.Ed., is an award-winning speaker who presents positive psychology - the science of happiness - to students, educators, and corporate and community employees. Pam has shared her insights with thousands of stressed out and over-burdened youth and adults who have learned that feeling happier is simple when you practice happiness habits.

Paul Long is a speaker, author, podcaster and master of shenanigans. He has developed a concept called Fundamism, simply defined as the FUNdamentals of a F.U.N. and optimistic lifestyle. Paul's philosophy has been proven to reduce attrition, attract great talent, improve customer experience and drive employee engagement as he challenges audiences to develop their own core values that create fulfillment both at work and home.

Brian Black is director, Diversity and Inclusion, Customer Channels Group (CCG) and Corporate Information Technology for Thermo Fisher Scientific. He plays a pivotal role collaborating across the enterprise to ensure alignment in executing the diversity, equity and inclusion strategy in talent acquisition, leadership training, performance management, total rewards, recognition, succession planning and employee resource groups.

Joel Zeff creates energy. His spontaneous humor and vital messages have thrilled audiences for almost 25 years. As a national workplace expert, speaker, author and humorist, Joel captivates audiences with a unique blend of hilarious improvisational comedy and essential ideas on work and life. His hilarious interactive exercises illustrate his central message: That organizations and individuals should celebrate every day successes to increase collaboration, productivity, passion and innovation.