Arielle is a love alchemist, bestselling author, and a trusted guide for women seeking to find love, sustain love, and embody love in their lives.
She has led transformative workshops at globally renowned institutions including Esalen, Omega Institute, and the Chopra Center.
Enlisted in the U.S. Air Force at 17, initially working in logistics
Accidentally became a workgroup administrator due to his affinity for computers
Adjiedj is a trend watcher, author, TV personality and a speaker.
He is also the presenter of The Male Harem, a novel by the late Vinco David.
Nick is the co-founder of PinkSocks (pinksocks.life) a movement about creating a global community of empathy, community and love.
Nils was educated at Cornell and MIT Sloan and earned his PhD from MIT.
He has held senior research roles at INSEAD/eLab in Paris and MIT, publishing widely, including in Harvard Business Review.
Explanation of her American (Joanie), Hebrew (Yafa), and Ethiopian (Sahainish: “sunshine or light”) names
How each name represents different aspects of her identity and spiritual mission
Marleen Stikker reveals her drive to understand “how the world functions.”
Explains how philosophy aided her critical view of economics and technology.
Early love for technology and science fiction.
Transition from technologist to first-line management.
Brewster Kahle is an American digital librarian, computer engineer, and Internet entrepreneur.
He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science and engineering.
