JADU LIFESTYLE

Mike Sisti is a nationally recognized branding and marketing consultant
with nearly 50 years in the marketing communications field. He has
won hundreds of national and regional awards, including three
successive National Brand Excellence Awards for Blue Cross Blue
Shield.
Sisti is a serial entrepreneur, having founded over 25 companies,
starting at age 11. He also writes and lectures on branding, marketing,
creative thinking and entrepreneurship. He is the author of Executive
Crumple Zone, an International Book Award winner, plus three other
novels, a self-help book and three humor books.

Mike Sisti is a nationally recognized branding and marketing consultant
with nearly 50 years in the marketing communications field. He has
won hundreds of national and regional awards, including three
successive National Brand Excellence Awards for Blue Cross Blue
Shield.
Sisti is a serial entrepreneur, having founded over 25 companies,
starting at age 11. He also writes and lectures on branding, marketing,
creative thinking and entrepreneurship. He is the author of Executive
Crumple Zone, an International Book Award winner, plus three other
novels, a self-help book and three humor books.

Marlo Rutz is a Certified Master Empowerment Coach, a keynote speaker and an award-winning comedian.
Her programs are aimed at helping individuals carve a truth telling, self honoring, healing, trigger diffusing path forward so that they experience more peace within themselves and in their relationships.
Marlo speaks at women conferences, churches, Chamber of Commerce events, marketing and corporate events such as Boss Babes, Gilda’s Club, and the National Conferences for S.H.E. Con and the Christian Comedy Association. Marlo has also coached and mentored young women competing the Miss America organization —for 30 years.

Marlo Rutz is a Certified Master Empowerment Coach, a keynote speaker and an award-winning comedian.
Her programs are aimed at helping individuals carve a truth telling, self honoring, healing, trigger diffusing path forward so that they experience more peace within themselves and in their relationships.
Marlo speaks at women conferences, churches, Chamber of Commerce events, marketing and corporate events such as Boss Babes, Gilda’s Club, and the National Conferences for S.H.E. Con and the Christian Comedy Association. Marlo has also coached and mentored young women competing the Miss America organization —for 30 years.

Francesca Conaté is an international speaker, inter-cultural corporate trainer, published author and most recently a self-proclaimed superhero!!
Francesca worked and thrived in Tokyo, Japan for 13 years as an inter-cultural corporate trainer at Fortune 500 companies. Her clients told her, her gift is helping them to feel comfortable to communicate their ideas clearly (not necessarily perfectly) in English to their counterparts located around the world. It was during this time that she was invited to be the keynote speaker to over 2,000 guests in total over 3 regions in Japan to raise awareness and advocate for women and children sustainable development projects in her father’s homeland in Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Two years ago Francesca was officially diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) which is an autoimmune disease that impacts the central nervous system. She managed the progressive symptoms of fatigue and balance issues 12 years prior to her official diagnosis while working full time in Japan.
Francesca is currently living In Georgia and using her expertise to coach clients for personal development and business growth. Her high energy personality, an ongoing practice of gratitude, and desire to inspire others who are living with chronic illness led her to create a signature online course of “Own your life, not your disease!” Her goal is to give participants support, inspiration, and tools to create an exciting and happy life. Francesca has rebranded her dis-ease of MS to represent #MySuperpower, #MotivationalStrategies , #MySmile and even more because she is #MSstrong!

Diana had what most would consider to be an idyllic childhood growing up on a farm in north-east Kansas. Her summer days were spent riding horses, swimming in the creek, and hoeing weeds in the corn and soybean fields. That childhood gave her an appreciation for farmers and ranchers and how important yet difficult their jobs are in providing our food. She also developed a great love for animals of all kinds and dreamed of being a veterinarian when she grew up. However, dreams change.

It was during grade school and high school that Diana discovered she had some talent for music and art. After earning her degree in art education at Emporia State University, she started her career as a traveling elementary art teacher for Kansas City, KS Public Schools. Diana loved seeing kids’ faces light up when they were successful or finally “got it”. However, after 25 years teaching elementary art, she was ready for a change of scenery and taught at her church’s private school as a classroom teacher for 5 years. It was during that time that her husband died in a car accident. Looking back, she can clearly see how God’s hand provided her with the safe security of her church family during that difficult time. Before long she felt the need for more of a challenge and was hired as an art teacher at Washington High School. There she has found the challenge she was seeking and also great rewards from teaching her talented students.

During her 41 years as a teacher in Kansas City, KS, Diana raised 5 children including her granddaughter that she adopted. She is a homeowner, and has lived in Wyandotte County since 1984. She has always believed that one should not complain about a problem if one is not willing to do what they can to fix it. That is one reason she is running for state senator for District 6. She sees problems and wants to be part of the solution.

Marie S. Tannus, The Homeschool & Business Mixologist, mentors and guides others to blend these two worlds together by using the same mindset principles and strategies to create a joy filled journey that is profitable in many ways. Being a mom to 3 fabulous kids ages 26 to 17, she experienced the ups, downs, frustrations and joys of being a homeschool-preneur for over 20 years. An amicable divorce after 23 years also taught her about resilience, true forgiveness, self-love, and fortitude. Helping others look and feel better while improving their health simply and affordably with one of her endeavors keeps her humble. Marie loves to help women step into their authentic selves and claim their gifts and greatness which empowers not only them, but their families and all they touch as well.

Kellie is a Nutritional Advisor, a level 2 Aromatherapist, and an Iridologist as well as a Certified Wholistic Health Coach. She began studying natural healing after being failed by her doctors when dealing with her debilitating illness. In her seven years of study she has worked with many natural healthcare professionals to be able to help others overcome their obstacles. With proper diet, supplementation and the use of essential oils, she is able to help others on their journey of healing.

Annette Bergman is a mother of four, grandmother of seven and great-
grandmother of five who splits her time between Indiana and Florida. A native
of a small barrier island, she was raised in the uniquely Southern style
which so often lends itself to frank --and humorous --observation. Now
retired after 30-plus year career as a REALTOR, Annette spends the bulk of
her time writing, a passion she discovered while still selling homes.
That passion has already led to one book, Return to Tybee
and the publication of several humorous newspaper columns.
In addition to that accomplishment, in 1991 Annette sewed the first official
flag oh her hometown, Tybee Island, Georgia. Her talents also led to the
creation of several designs for Simplicity Pattern Company, which were
published In the company’s Causal Cut-Ups. In her free time she enjoys
gardening.

Annette Bergman is a mother of four, grandmother of seven and great-
grandmother of five who splits her time between Indiana and Florida. A native
of a small barrier island, she was raised in the uniquely Southern style
which so often lends itself to frank --and humorous --observation. Now
retired after 30-plus year career as a REALTOR, Annette spends the bulk of
her time writing, a passion she discovered while still selling homes.
That passion has already led to one book, Return to Tybee
and the publication of several humorous newspaper columns.
In addition to that accomplishment, in 1991 Annette sewed the first official
flag oh her hometown, Tybee Island, Georgia. Her talents also led to the
creation of several designs for Simplicity Pattern Company, which were
published In the company’s Causal Cut-Ups. In her free time she enjoys
gardening.