Session 15, The Engagement Room with Dr Dennis Szymanski

Session 20, The Engagement Room with John Morrow

Title: "When Does It Stop Hurting?" Learning to Live Forward while on a journey of deep grief and heartbreak....not a tale of sorrow but intent. John is a former claim adjuster, 2-Time Distinguished Toastmaster, Mentor, Podcaster, Coach and Host of the "RESOLVE to Live Forward" Podcast

Session 15, The Engagement Room with Dr Dennis Szymanski

Title: "If I Only Had the Words To Tell You" As a lifelong stutterer my presentation will highlight my anecdotal experience with stuttering, what it has taught me about myself and how to live a fulfilling life, what stuttering is/is not and, importantly, an inclusive and engaging discussion with the audience! Dennis Szymanski is a native of Long Island, NY currently living in North Carolina. As a life long stutter, Dennis found that to best practice his fluency, he needed to challenge it. During that challenge he found a love for public speaking and a yearning to share his journey through fluency.

Session 19 Extra, The Engagement Room with Karina Neill

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Session 19, The Engagement Room with Karina Neill

Title: "How Photography taught Me about Leadership" Join us listening to our speaker Karina Neill about her career as a professional photographer. She tells our audience how all it takes to succeed helped her become a better leader in business, non-profit organization, and in family matters.

Session 18, The Engagement Room with Charice Manor

TITLE: Uncover Your Ted Talk Join us in the audience as Charice breaks down the process to uncover all the parts of information needed to create a Ted Talk.Charice L. Manor is an American author, U.S. Army combat veteran, and nonprofit founder of God's Gurl, a faith-based nonprofit ministry dedicated to helping women and girls identify their purpose and reach their potential. She is best known for her children's fiction books: The Secret Ingredient: It is about an 8-year-old boy coping with sickle cell disease, which highlights the healing power of prayer and community support and Little Miss Tomboy: which is a middle-grade fiction book that follows a 10-year-old girl learning about friendship and self-discovery at charm school. Manor holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. Before shifting to writing and administration, she spent several years working as an elementary and middle school educator. She is an active Toastmaster member and also served several leadership position in District 8 Toastmasters including District Director for the Eastern Missouri and Southwestern Illinois area.