(n a service authorized to act for others)

Chris Bashinelli /krēsⁿ/

1. 1 : Actor/Activist from Brooklyn whose TV career spans MTV to The Sopranos
2. 2 : traveled from Tanzania to Thailand hosting the internationally recognized TV Series Bridge the Gap, broadcast into 45M homes in 80 markets
3. 3 : celebrated Emcee and Guest Speaker for the United Nations, at Jane Goodall’s National Leadership Retreat, and at events in Qatar, Rio de Janeiro, and Abu Dhabi.

Christine Cashen /krēs-tēnⁿ/

1. 1 : described as 'hilarious’, ‘phenomenal’, and ‘a meeting planner's dream’
2. 2 : authority on sparking innovative ideas to handle conflict, reduce stress and energize employees
3. 3 : author of The Good Stuff, WINNER of a Next Generation 2011 Indie Book Award (Motivation)

Doc Hendley /henˈlēⁿ/

1. 1 : Founder and President of Wine To Water & 2009 CNN Hero; expert on the immense power of relationships to transcend perceived barriers
2. 2 : author of "Wine to Water: A Bartender's Quest for Clean Water in the World" (Avery:Penguin Group, Jan 2012)
3. 3 : calls himself proof that anyone, even a tattooed keg-tapper, can cure what ails the world

Gerry Dee /ˈger-ēⁿ/

1. 1 : Star of CBC show "Mr. D", former school teacher-turned-comedian voted best comedian in Canada, & hailed as one of North America's next comic breakthroughs
2. 2 : appeared multiple times on CBS, HBO, NBC, The Comedy Network
3. 3 : became a household name with his impressive 3rd place finish on NBC's Last Comic Standing

Laura Caldwell /ˈläv-rə ⁿ/

1. 1 : Lawyer-turned-Author-turned-Life-Saver
2. 2 : Distinguished Scholar in Residence at the Law School of Loyola University Chicago, Founder & Director of Life After Innocence
3. 3 : author of 11 books, including Long Way Home: A Young Man Lost in the System and the Two Women Who Found Him (Free Press, Simon & Schuster)

Mike Rayburn /rāˈbərnⁿ/

1. 1 : the World's Funniest Guitar Virtuoso; Carnegie Hall & Las Vegas Headliner
2. 2 : Member of the Speakers Hall of Fame, expert on personal development & human potential
3. 3 : featured in USA Today (business section), Billboard, Gig, American Entertainment, & Successful Meetings Magazines

Robyn Benincasa /ˈrä-bənⁿ/

1. 1 : 2-Time Guinness World Record Holder, World Champion Adventure Racer & 2-Time Eco-Challenge Winner, Top-ranked Ironman Triathlete
2. 2 : San Diego City Firefighter on the nation's first all female crew; Founder and President of the Project Athena Foundation
3. 3 : Expert on Teamwork, Leadership, Adversity Management & Change, featured on NBC, ABC, CNN, ESPN, USA Network, The Discovery Channel

Ross Bernstein /rɑ́s /

1. 1 : Best-selling author of 50 books, including The Code, America’s Coach & Raising Stanley
2. 2 : Expert on what it takes to become a champion, and how to think & act more like champions
3. 3 : Appeared on CNN, ESPN, TSN, ABC, NBC, CBS, NPR, FOX, CBC, Monday Night Football & the History Channel, & in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, & USA Today

The Corps Group /'kȯrⁿ/

1. 1 : an elite company of the world's finest military officers, carrier based fighter pilots and corporate executives.
2. 2 : 'Lessons for the Front Office from the Flight Deck',  proven processes derived from experience as elite military aviators and business executives
3. 3 : leveraging real world military experience and business experience to drive strategy, improve execution, establish excellence and build high performing teams

Carey “Vixen” Lohrenz /'ləʊ-renzⁿ/

1. 1 : First Female F-14 Tomcat Fighter Pilot in North America
2. 2 : Flew Missions Worldwide as a Combat-Mission-Ready United States Aircraft Carrier Navy Pilot
3. 3 : Expert on Overcomng Adversity, Remaining Relevant, Winning Under Pressure, Reducing Errors and Overcoming Obstacles

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(the definition of talent)