Erica Reid is married to music mogul and visionary Antonio “L.A.” Reid, and is the head of a health conscious lifestyle brand and conscious living movement geared at simple everyday ways to improve and nurture your life for yourself and your loved ones. She is mother to Arianna and Addison, and her commitment to health and dedication to mothering led her to write her first book The Thriving Child—a much needed nourishment guide for parents and those with day to day involvement with children. Her versatility and global brand speaks to women of all backgrounds who are inspired towards a sustainable and vibrant life. Erica’s roots go back to Colorado, where she was one of three daughters raised by a single mom. She worked three jobs to put herself through college and fed her gypsy spirit by learning how to survive on her own in Atlanta, Paris, California, and Greece before finally settling in New York where she lives with her husband and two children.
Greg S. Reid is an action-taking phenomenon; his strategies generate fast results, and relationships are deep and rich in the space he orbits. Published, coauthored, and featured in more than 50 books, 28 bestsellers in 45 countries, five motion pictures, and featured in countless magazines, Greg demonstrates that the most valuable lessons we learn are also the easiest ones to apply. Recently, Greg has been hand selected by The Napoleon Hill Foundation to help carry on the teaching found in the bible of personal achievement: Think and Grow Rich.
Joey Reiman is founder and CEO of the International Center for Applied Purpose & global consultancy, BrightHouse, a company whose mission is to bring purpose to the world of business. Reiman has emerged as the leading expert in the areas of purpose-inspired leadership, marketing, and innovation. His breakthrough purpose methodology and frameworks have been adopted by top firms, including Procter & Gamble, The Coca-Cola Company, McDonald’s, Nestle, MetLife, Michelin and many other Fortune 500 companies.
Fast Company named him one of the 100 people who will change the way the world thinks. As a frequent marketing and branding guest expert on CNN, and monthly columnist for BE Magazine, created by Mahatma Gandhi's grandson, Arun Gandhi, world-renowned Professor Philip Kotler calls Reiman, “The Moses of Marketing.” Reiman is married to women’s activist Cynthia Good. They have two sons, Alden and Julien, and reside in Atlanta, Georgia.
Adrie Reinders began his entrepreneurial career in information technology in 1975 when he founded Microlife B.V., a company specializing in customer-related services and training for mainframe environments. He later cofounded OHM Inc., a company dedicated to helping technology companies achieve quicker and more effective sales results. He is an adviser and board member for numerous successful private and public companies.
Reinders is cofounder of the EFactor.com, a global network of one million-plus entrepreneurs in 164 countries. He is the coauthor of The N Factor: How Networking Can Change the Dynamics of Your Business (WBusiness Books, 2007).
Eileen Rendahl was born in Dayton, Ohio, but moved when she was four and only remembers that she was born at the Good Samaritan Hospital across the street from Baskin Robbins because they sent her a coupon for a free ice cream cone every year until she was 12. Eileen makes a point of remembering anything that has to do with ice cream. Or chocolate. Or champagne. She is the author of four novels, the most recent of which is Un-Veiled, the story of twin hairdressers who know too many of their clientele’s secrets and not enough of their own.
Kate Rennebohm is currently earning a Master’s degree in Cinema Studies at Concordia University in Montreal. She has published articles in the film journals Offscreen and Synoptique and has worked as a film reviewer. She also works for the Telluride Film Festival. She is currently working on completing her thesis, which focuses on the filmmaking of Chantal Akerman and Judith Butler’s recent work on ethics.
Mark Rennella has given students and professionals helpful advice about writing throughout his career, most recently as a writing coach for MBA candidates at Harvard Business School. Mark earned a PhD in American history from Brandeis University and has taught literature and American history at Harvard University, the University of Miami, and the University of Tours (France). His publications include Entrepreneurs, Managers, and Leaders: What the Airline Industry Can Teach Us About Leadership, co-authored with Nitin Nohria, former dean of Harvard Business School. Mark’s books, articles, business case studies, and collaborative writing endeavors have garnered him critical praise from historians, academicians, and business leaders alike. His concept of the “One-Idea Rule” was included among HBR.org’s ten favorite management tips for 2022. He currently works as an editor for Harvard Business Publishing.
Books by Mark Rennella, Ph.D.
Mike Resnick is the winner of four Hugo Awards, a Nebula and numerous other major awards in the USA, France, Japan, Spain, Croatia and Poland. He is the author of 45 science fiction novels, nine books of nonfiction, 12 collections, 175 short stories and two screenplays, and has edited more than 40 anthologies. His work has been translated into 22 languages.
Laura Resnick is the author of 20 original-fiction novels, including Disappearing Nightly and Doppelgangster. You can find her on the Web at www.LauraResnick.com.
David Rettinger is assistant professor of psychology at Yeshiva University in New York City. His research interests focus on the cognitive processes of decision-making and students’ academic integrity decisions. James Rettinger is a recovering attorney and New Yorker in San Diego. He likes to barbeque and loves the Mets. The brothers were raised on a steady diet of high and low culture growing up, and find “The Simpsons” the perfect TV show for them. If only you could eat it. They wish to thank their wives and AOL IM for supporting the writing of this chapter.
