JP is a business lawyer who was recently appointed by the Attorney General to the Justices of the Peace Appointments Advisory Committee (JPAAC). JP McAvoy will be serving as a regional member in Ottawa, Canada.  Justices of the peace are appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council on the recommendation of the Attorney General. JP McAvoy has been appointed for a three year term.

JP McAvoy also practices corporate and commercial law at Conduct Law. He was called to the bar in Ontario in 2001, he received his LL.B from Queen’s University in 1999. He represents a diverse range of corporations throughout Canada, the United States, and Eastern Asia. JP also works with financial, insurance, and accounting advisers to provide tax, trust and estate planning advice to entrepreneurial clients and professionals.

Prior to commencing private practice, JP was a founding employee of Silicon Valley start-up Zip2, which was sold to Compaq and later merged with Alta Vista. He is a Contributing Writer for the New Economy Watch and a founding member of the Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce. He also serves as a Director or Officer on a number of organizations in Ottawa, Barrhaven and Winchester.

As an Executive Coach, Trainer, Speaker, and Author, I am committed to providing Inspired Answers to Today’s Challenges. The bottom line, I help individuals like you and organizations like yours grow market penetration, improve profitability and grow the quality of your people.

My 35+ years of life experience in sales, marketing, training, and speaking to corporations, business owners, and entrepreneurs enables clients to transform their businesses achieving more sales and greater profitability with less effort and expense. It is my life’s purpose: To Inspire and Empower others to serve humanity through living their life’s purpose in spirit, love and joy!

Scott Schilling lived through a near-death experience...and came out the other side better off for going through it! Scott Schilling, a.k.a. The Reinvention Specialist is an Executive Coach, Trainer, Author, and International Speaker, committed to providing Inspired Answers to Today's Challenges.

Scott has presented at over 2,500 live events sharing the stage with General Colin Powell, Jack Canfield, Rudy Giuliani, Steve Forbes, Author of That Sucks...What Now? Real-World Solutions for Getting Through What You're Going Through!

A natural-born teacher and healer, Krystalya enjoys supporting others on their path to growth and healing by working with the body, mind, and spirit as a whole.

As a child she was injured on a bicycle and although the injury was nothing more than a severe bruise her doctor told her that she would probably have pain in the area of the injury whenever it was cold or damp for the rest of her life. During her mid 20’s she discovered that she had the innate ability to heal herself. Once she realized this, she was able to stop having the pain that her doctor had programmed her to have for all of those years.

Since that time she has taught many people various techniques to overcome their doctor’s predictions. She emphasizes that it is not the doctors' fault, although she does feel that doctors need to be more careful with the words they use and the predictions they make.

More importantly, though she points out that it is up to each of us to decide whether we are going to believe what our doctors tell us without question or whether we are going to decide to listen to our inner healer.

Ms. Marié spent over 13 years in talk therapy only to discover that although her life had improved dramatically she was still carrying much of her childhood baggage. In 2000 she met author and teacher Dawn E. Clark and through Ms. Clark’s processes learned to heal deep emotional issues. This work helped her immensely, yet this was just the beginning.

In 2002 when she was unable to heal a lump in her breast that was the size of a golf ball by using all of what she had learned she was guided to create symbols (colored drawings) along with new processes. Within 24 hours of using the symbol to remove the lump from her breast, the lump was gone.

For the following 8 months, she continually got one ailment after another as she was guided to draw symbols and create tools for healing each ailment and the underlying emotional issue that created the ailment.

Ms. Marié has created a simple step by step process to heal the underlying emotional components to many ailments using, these symbols and processes. Ms. Marie’ believes that the only true way to heal any ailment is to heal the cause, wherein many cases traditional medicine only heals the symptoms.

After over 30 years in the computer industry, Ms Marié left her career to follow her dream of teaching others the power of taking control and responsibility for their lives and their health.

Ms. Marié travels across the country conducting lectures and workshops. She is down to earth, fun-loving, compassionate and supportive.

Matt Chaney is a writer, editor, publisher and teacher living in Missouri. A former college football player, Chaney specializes in issues of sport, producing reports and commentary for publications such as The New York Daily News and The Kansas City Star. For his master’s degree thesis, Chaney analyzed media coverage of anabolic substances in American football from 1983 to 1999. His previous nonfiction books are My Name Is Mister Ryan and Legend In Missouri.  Chaney and his wife, Laura, operate Four Walls Publishing.

He is the author of 'Spiral of Denial: Muscle Doping in American Football' and in the book he identifies the problem through extensive research and lives the gamut of guilty parties, as juicer football player, perpetrator coach, ostrich reporter and partying fan. Now in middle age, Chaney gets the picture and brings it, connecting the problem's dots, its sustaining forces from the cultural realms of economy, social structure and ethos. Finally, Chaney proposes to drop urinalysis and moralizing in favor of research and real-world prevention. Then America can genuinely impact this uniquely American problem -- muscle doping in its brutal football.

Robin Casarjian, M.A. is the Founder and Director of the Lionheart Foundation and its National Emotional Literacy Projects. She is an educator, public speaker, writer, and consultant. In developing and implementing programming for prisoners and youth-at-risk, she draws from her experience as director of a school for at-risk adolescents, as well as extensive experience in education, stress management training, psychotherapy and administration. She is author of Forgiveness: A Bold Choice for a Peaceful Heart (Bantam, 1992) and Houses of Healing: A Prisoner’s Guide to Inner Power and Freedom (Lionheart Press, 1995), and co-author, with Bethany Casarjian, Ph.D., of Power Source: Taking Charge of Your Life (Lionheart Press, 2003).

Nadia moved to Calgary in 2006 with her family, and graduated in 2018 from Mount Royal University with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. Today she is the president of Nadia's Hope Foundation, founded in April 2019, about a year after her younger sister Nadia was tragically murdered in a case of domestic abuse in Calgary in March 2018. The foundation has been raising awareness on domestic abuse, Nadia's story and the statistics we see in Canada.

“Our goal is to raise awareness through education by presenting to the public as well as high schools in Airdrie and other towns and cities, to give proper resources and information that people can take on unhealthy relationships and where to go for help. We want to emphasize that abuse does not discriminate against anyone, regardless of age, religion, culture, socioeconomic background, ableism, or any other stereotype that society instills on victims. We want to share Nadia's story as much as we can and be able to prevent this from happening to anyone else.



I have been a strong media presence since my sister's passing in March 2018, and have used this as a platform to bring awareness of the rise in statistics of domestic abuse.  My family teamed up with Shoppers Drug Mart, as well as the Calgary Emergency Women's Shelter to share Nadia's story as well as raise funds to go towards their shelter.  We have also become involved with Gems for Gems when they decided to name their first scholarship in honour of my sister Nadia.  I have also attended a conference on International Women's Day that was hosted at the McDougall Centre by the Uturn Project.”

B  R  U  C  E

S  U  D  A  N  O

LEGENDARY FOUNDER & SONGWRITER FOR

THE BROOKLYN DREAMS ...

HITMAKER FOR

DOLLY PARTON ... REBA McENTIRE ...

MICHAEL & JERMAINE JACKSON ...

COLLABORATOR & HUSBAND TO THE LATE DONNA SUMMER

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW!

Bruce Sudano has had his hand in some of the 20th century’s biggest hits, sung by mega talents from Michael and Jermaine Jackson to Dolly Parton and Donna Summer, his late wife. At this point, he could easily rest on his musical laurels. Instead, he recorded an album about life right here, right now, in this 21st Century World. And he filled it with hard questions, some well-aimed finger pointing and poignant observations about the human experience — for better and worse.



When he speaks, the longtime Los Angeles resident’s accent still conveys his strong New York roots; in fact, his first child is named Brooklyn. (He and Summer had two daughters; Brooklyn stars in the new NBC series Taken, and Amanda co-founded the band Johnnyswim. Sudano also raised stepdaughter Mimi.)



Sudano was 4 when he began making music, first on accordion, then on guitar and piano. He started getting paid for it at 12. By the time he was 20, he had a hit, “Ball of Fire,” co-written with his mentor, Tommy James (“Hanky Panky,” “Mony, Mony,” “I Think We’re Alone Now”), who recorded it with his band, the Shondells.



“He was the first person to take me under his wing, to take me into a recording studio, write with me and basically show me how it was done, in the real world,” Sudano recalls. “He took me out of the neighborhood and put me in the music business. We’re friends to this day.”



Sudano had co-founded the band Alive N Kickin’ in 1968; in 1970, James wrote and produced their top-10 hit, “Tighter, Tighter.” Five years after leaving that band, Sudano co-founded Brooklyn Dreams. That same year, 1977, he met Summer, who began writing with the band. They penned “Take It to the Zoo” for the Thank God It’s Friday film soundtrack, then the band appeared as the Planotones in the film, American Hot Wax. They hit No. 4 with Summer duetting on “Heaven Knows,” and in 1979, Summer and the band wrote the No. 1 pop and R&B hit “Bad Girls.” It became the title song to the most popular album of her career.



In 1980, Sudano released his first solo album, which contained “Starting Over Again,” written with Summer about his parents’ divorce. Dolly Parton turned it into a No. 1 country hit. Fifteen years later, Reba McEntire took it to No. 19. In 1985, Sudano co-wrote the Grammy-nominated Michael and Jermaine Jackson duet, “Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming (Too Good to Be True).” After years spent managing Summer’s career, as well as playing and singing in her band, Sudano released another solo album, Rainy Day Soul. That 2004 release gave him three top 10 adult contemporary hits, and New Music Weekly’s Adult Contemporary Artist of the Year award. “It's Her Wedding Day,” a track from his third solo album, earned him the 2009 New Music Weekly Adult Contemporary Song of the Year award.



Bruce has returned to touring as well. These days you can find him performing alongside an eclectic group of musicians. From the wildly successful band Johnnyswim to the iconic British band The Zombies, or jamming with young rockers Hollis Brown, Sudano is back on the road re-engaging with audiences.

For more information about Bruce Sudano

And to purchase his new singles

visit …

www.brucesudano.com

and https://www.facebook.com/brucesudanomusic

http://thedonnasummermusical.com/  The Donna Summer musical

http://donnasummer.com/ Donna Summer official site