Dr. Craig Robert Roach is a nationally recognized expert on the electricity business. Over the course of his forty-year career, Dr. Roach has been vetted and accepted officially as an expert in regulatory courts and courts of law across North America. He has served in cases involving one of the biggest bankruptcies ever, a first-of-a-kind clean coal investment, a federal preemption case resolved ultimately by the Supreme Court, and the design and implementation of electricity auctions worth billions of dollars.
What sets Dr. Roach apart is that he brings both top academic credentials and hard-won, hands-on practical knowledge of the electricity business to Simply Electrifying. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Wisconsin, consistently ranked among the top ten research institutions in economics in America. He is the founder and President of Boston Pacific Company, Inc., a consultancy specialized in the electricity business. He and his firm have become trusted advisors to regulators as well as electric utilities and investors. Dr. Roach brings to Simply Electrifying a reputation for an objective and unbiased eye for the evidence—and a commitment to honestly balance the evidence from all sides.
Morley M. Robbins is the creator of the Root Cause Protocol, designed to ignite energy in our metabolism, and the author of the popular book [Cu]re Your Fatigue. Also known as “Magnesium Man,” he is a recognized expert on mineral metabolism and the delicate dance that copper plays with iron, magnesium, and calcium. He received his BA in Biology from Denison University in Ohio and holds an MBA from George Washington University in healthcare administration. Morley has completed numerous wellness certification programs, is a certified health coach, and has been a podcast guest on over 300 health programs.
Chris Roberson’s novels include Here, There & Everywhere, The Voyage of Night Shining White, Paragaea: A Planetary Romance, Set the Seas on Fire and the forthcoming End of the Century, Iron Jaw and Hummingbird and The Dragon’s Nine Sons. His short stories have appeared in such magazines as Asimov’s Science Fiction, Postscripts and Subterranean, and in anthologies such as Live Without a Net, The Many Faces of Van Helsing, FutureShocks and Forbidden Planets. Along with his business partner and spouse Allison Baker, he is the publisher of MonkeyBrain Books, an independent publishing house specializing in genre fiction and nonfiction genre studies, and he is the editor of the anthology Adventure Vol. 1. He has been a finalist for the World Fantasy Award three times—once each for writing, publishing, and editing—twice a finalist for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer and twice for the Sidewise Award for Best Alternate History Short Form (winning in 2004 with his story “O One”). Chris and Allison live in Austin, Texas, with their daughter Georgia. Visit him online at www.chrisroberson.net.
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Sara Roberts is President and CEO of Roberts Golden Consultancy, Inc. and a recognized thought leader and executive consultant on organizational culture and transformation. She and her team have lead large-scale transformations for nearly a quarter of the Fortune 100—including GE, McKesson, Bank of America, and more —as well as numerous other top brands and NGOs over the last decade. Sara is the co-author of the book Light Their Fire: Using Internal Marketing to Ignite Employee Performance and Wow Your Customers (Kaplan), is a frequent keynote speaker and workshop presenter at top events including the Association for Corporate Growth, Gartner, The Conference Board and Enterprise 2.0 on the topics of innovation, the new era company, and collaboration and has been quoted in numerous publications including Bloomberg Businessweek, Fast Company, and Forbes. She received her M.S. in Instructional Technology from the University of Nebraska.
Monty Roberts, born in 1935 in California, is a renowned horse trainer and author, best known for his innovative approach to training horses without the use of force. His techniques, often referred to as Join-Up, emphasize understanding equine behavior and building trust between horse and trainer. Growing up in a family of horse trainers, Roberts faced challenges and skeptics who doubted his methods. However, he persevered, demonstrating that empathy and communication can yield remarkable results.
Roberts has inspired countless individuals, advocating for non-violent methods in both horse training and human interactions. His work extends beyond the equestrian world, emphasizing the importance of patience, understanding, and respect in building relationships. Through his books, workshops, and the Monty Roberts International Learning Center, he shares a powerful message: true leadership is rooted in compassion and connection, whether with animals or people. His legacy continues to influence trainers and enthusiasts worldwide
Former magazine editor Tatsha Robertson is an award-winning editor and writer with more than twenty years of experience handling investigative, feature, and news stories for leading magazines and newspapers. As the first female NYC Bureau Chief and National Rover for The Boston Globe, she covered some of the nation’s largest stories, including Katrina, September 11th, and other major crime stories. She pioneered Essence magazine’s focus on investigative and news articles, which led to the positioning of the magazine as a significant authority and voice on news and led to an interview with President Obama. Most recently, she was the crime editor at People Magazine. Robertson is a frequent guest on national media, appearing on programs like The Today Show, CNN, HLN, FOX, and MSNBC. Tatsha currently teaches journalism as an adjunct professor at NYU.
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Tatsha Robertson, MA, is an award-winning editor and writer with more than twenty years of experience handling investigative, feature, and news stories. As the first female New York City Bureau Chief and National Rover for the Boston Globe, she began studying how parents raise successful children some ten years ago. Most recently, she was a senior editor at People.
Spider Robinson is the author of Callahan’s Key, Callahan’s Legacy and The Free Lunch. He has received three Hugo Awards, a Nebula Award and the Pat Terry Memorial Award for Humorous Science Fiction. He is particularly known for his series Callahan’s Place, believed to be the inspiration for one of the largest newsgroups on the Internet. He lives in Bowen Island, British Columbia.
Justina Robson is the author of three internationally critically acclaimed works of science fiction: Silver Screen, Mappa Mundi and Natural History. Her next book is called Living Next Door to the God of Love and is out in late 2005. She occasionally reviews literary SF for the Guardian newspaper and the small press. Her short stories have appeared in the U.K. and U.S. She always wanted to be a writer and made it through years of practice writing TV and film fanfics, so this essay is by way of thanks to all the many happy viewing hours. For more information please go to www.justinarobson.com.
