Our Authors

Rand McClain, Dr.

After being repeatedly told it was impossible, Dr. Rand McClain was accepted into medical school at the age 37. Dr. McClain earned his medical degree at Western University and completed his internship at the University of Southern California’s Keck School of Medicine Residency Program (USC California Hospital) and has worked with some of the best and original innovators in Sports, Rejuvenative, Regenerative (Anti-Aging), Cosmetic and Family Medicine.

As the founder of RSM, Dr. Rand works with elite athletes, celebrities, CEOs and anyone else who wants to make the most of what is available to optimize their health. He is a Medical Advisor to Vytalyx, an AI based medical company utilizing block chain technology to provide health professionals with unfettered access to intelligence and data for clinical wellness and a member of the Medical Advisory Board for American CryoStem, leaders in stem cell technology.

Dr. Rand serves as part of the Medical Advisory Board of Z.E.N. Foods, the Chief Medical Officer for LCR Health supplements, and serves on the Board of Advisors for Maximus, a men’s testosterone telemedicine company. Additionally, Dr. Rand is a media staple with frequent appearances on TV, radio, podcasts, and online features around all things health and longevity.

Books by Rand McClain, Dr.

Kelly McClymer

Kelly McClymer has been a reader and a writer for as long as she can remember. The world of books offered so much to her growing up that she feels lucky to have given back with her own somewhat twisted imagination-fueled novels. Her list of books for young adults includes Getting to Third Date and the fantasy trilogy The Salem Witch Tryouts, Competition’s a Witch, and She’s a Witch Girl. Her latest effort, Must Love Black, out in the fall of 2008, is what she terms “goth meets gothic on the coast of Maine.”

Jennifer McCollum

Jennifer McCollum is CEO of Linkage, Inc, a 34-year-old leadership development firm whose mission is to “Change the Face of Leadership.” Linkage works with organizations globally to advance women and accelerate inclusion in leaders and organizations. Jennifer is a CEO, keynote speaker, consultant, author, and coach—and has more than 20 years of experience building and leading businesses in the leadership space. Her expertise includes the state of women in the workforce; how to close the gender equity gap; why the most effective leaders are inclusive leaders; and how to demystify inclusion for leaders and organizations.

Books by Jennifer McCollum

M. Andrew McConnell

Andrew McConnell’s story is not your typical Silicon Valley fairytale. Born in Birmingham, AL, he was raised in a neighborhood built on a former tobacco field, population ~50,000. Through Stoicism and Southern grit, he managed to graduate Harvard College, Harvard Law School, and University of Cambridge with honors, all while becoming a member of the USA Open Water Swimming National Team, and earning an international Bronze Medal in the process. Entering the work world, Andrew took a while to find his footing, bouncing from banker (Merrill Lynch), to attorney (Eversheds Sutherland), to consultant (McKinsey & Co.), before finally striking out on his own.

By deploying the ancient philosophy of Stoicism, Andrew McConnell eventually took the company he founded, Rented.com, from less than $200,000 in revenue to nearly $10 million in under three years, a 50X increase. Today, Rented.com is a two-time Inc. 500 winner, with more than $25 million raised. Andrew has tracked this perilous journey as a regular contributor to Inc., ForbesUSA Today, Huffington Post, BettermentSkift, and Curbed, where his writings on Stoicism, the access economy, and the highs and lows of contemporary work-life find an eager audience of thousands of readers. Still, in true Stoic fashion, Andrew’s commitment to making an impact has always extended beyond business. He’s a Board Member of Georgia’s oldest charity, Sheltering Arms, a founding Board Member of Atlanta Technology Leaders, and a TechStars Mentor for Social Impact Startups. He’s also an attendee of the invite-only Yale CEO Summit as well as the Renaissance Weekend conference attended by astronauts, past-presidents of the US, Supreme Court Justices, and other world-class thought leaders. His drive to share encouragement, resources, understanding, and techniques have led to the creation of this book.

Books by M. Andrew McConnell

Joe McCormack

Joe McCormack is on a mission to help organizations master lean communication. An experienced marketing executive, successful entrepreneur, and author, Joe is recognized for his work in narrative messaging and strategic communications. He speaks at diverse industry and client forums on the topics of brevity, storytelling, change and leadership. He founded The BRIEF Lab in 2013 after years dedicated to developing and delivering a unique curriculum on executive communications for the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (Ft. Bragg, NC). He actively counsels military leaders and senior executives on effective, efficient communication and produces a weekly podcast series called Just Saying. Previously, he served as SVP, Corporate Marketing at Ketchum, a top-five marketing agency in Chicago, where he directed its corporate marketing practice and introduced new service models to enhance messaging and deepen relationships with market influencers. He received a BA in English Literature from Loyola University of Chicago.

Books by Joe McCormack

Chris McCubbin

Chris McCubbin has written more than 20 books, mostly about games (computer and otherwise). He’s a co-founder of and writer/editor with Incan Monkey God Studios. Chris lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife, Lynette Alcorn, and his dogs, Penny and Sammy.

J. FitzGerald McCurdy

J. FitzGerald McCurdy is the author of the international best-selling fantasy trilogy comprising: The Serpent’s Egg, The Burning Crown, and The Twisted Blade. Her second trilogy, The Mole Wars, met with similar success. The Fire Demons and The Black Pyramid will be followed by Guardians of Fire in 2009. McCurdy lives in Ottawa, Canada.

Pam McCutcheon

Pam McCutcheon grew up in Arizona and, though she traveled around the world as an engineer for the U.S. Air Force, she never made it to Trenton. Everything she does and doesn’t know about Trenton and New Jersey she learned from Stephanie Plum and her talented creator, Janet Evanovich. Pam has published romantic comedy novels, fantasy short stories (under the name Pamela Luzier) and nonfiction books for writers. She lives in the mountains of Colorado with her dog, Mo, and has no plans ever to visit Trenton.

Aaron McDaniel

Aaron McDaniel is a corporate leader, entrepreneur, professional speaker, startup advisor and author. He is a member of the faculty at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, his alma mater. Aaron is a serial entrepreneur who co-founded global innovation ecosystem builder 10X Innovation Lab as well as 3 other ventures that were acquired. An alumnus of AT&T’s flagship Leadership Development Program (LDP), he was also an AT&T Diamond Club award winner (top 1% of sales leaders worldwide). He is the author of The Young Professional’s Guide book series and has been featured in ForbesInc., Entrepreneur, and Bloomberg BusinessWeek. Aaron is a sought-after speaker whose client list includes The Ritz-Carlton, Deloitte Consulting, Wells Fargo, UnitedHealth Group and many more.

Books by Aaron McDaniel

Glenn McDonald

Glenn McDonald writes about the busy intersections among film, TV, technology, games and pop culture for various Web sites and magazines. He is the author of Deal Me In!: Online Cardrooms, Big-Time Tournaments & the New Poker, and a contributing writer to the National Public Radio program “Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me.” His humor essays have been described as “grammatically consistent” and “remarkably frequent.” He lives in a series of fortified underground bunkers.