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William H. McGill Jr. is the ideal person to share what it takes to be a successful leader in today’s tough business world. He’s co-founder and executive chairman of the board of MarineMax, the world’s largest recreational boat and yacht retailer and service provider (NYSE: HZO). McGill Jr. doesn’t just talk about relentless kindness; he lives it 24/7. Many of those same individuals who launched MarineMax on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in June 1998, were still there to celebrate its 20th anniversary. That’s a testament to the company’s strong leadership and the strong culture of caring that McGill Jr. relentlessly fosters in all he and his teams do. William H. McGill Jr. knows what it takes to pursue your passions and have fun doing it. Born and raised on a farm in Tennessee, he’s a mechanical engineer by training.
Gina McGuiness spent more than 35 years in the public affairs arena, handling highly sensitive and controversial subjects of international, national and California interest, community relations and public information management with the U.S. State and Defense Departments, numerous California government agencies and nonprofit, healthcare and educational organizations. She is an award-winning military journalist and a Vietnam veteran. She holds a pilot’s license, but hasn’t flown in many years. She retired from the United States Air Force with the rank of colonel. She serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Air Force Women Officers-Associated (AFWOA), an organization dedicated to maintaining ties between active and retired women officers and preserving the history and promoting recognition of the role of military women. The organization also lends support to women engaged in education and training programs and sponsors a permanent award at the Air Force Academy.
Lauren McKeon was the editor of Canada’s progressive, independent This Magazine from November 2011-October 2016. Always fierce and feisty, This is like the Mother Jones of the North and has been named one of the most influential Canadian magazines of all time—publishing the country’s best and brightest thinkers in its 50-year history, including Margaret Atwood, Naomi Klein, and more. While at This, Lauren helmed one of the bestselling issues in recent years “Why Canada Need More Feminism,” and also organized the corresponding sold-out event, which headlined a diverse, intersectional roster of speakers. Before leading This, Lauren worked as a reporter, editor and writer in the North for several years, living in Yellowknife, and traveling Canada’s territories and northern Alberta. While there, she wrote about award-winning work about everything from prisons to pipelines.
Today, she is a contributing editor at Toronto Life magazine, Canada’s largest circulation city magazine, where she recently wrote about her experiences with sexual assault in the memoir 15 Years of Silence. In response, Lauren has heard from dozens of women around the world who’ve shared their own experiences—some for the first time—and was prominently featured in the documentary PTSD: Beyond Trauma, which aired in January 2017 on David Suzuki’s The Nature of Things. Her personal essays, which tackle the world and her experiences through a not-so-rosy feminist lens, have twice been featured on Longreads.com, a popular site dedicated to “helping people find and share the best storytelling in the world.” Her longform work has won her several Canadian National Magazine Awards, including three honorable mentions, one silver and, in 2015, a gold in the personal journalism category for her Toronto Life piece “Save me From My Workout.” She teaches longform writing at Humber College and has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Non-Fiction.
Over the past 23 years David McKnight has helped put thousands of Americans on the road to the zero percent tax bracket. His bestselling book The Power of Zero has sold over 350K copies. For two consecutive years Forbes Magazine has ranked The Power of Zero as a top 10 financial resource in the country. When his follow-up book Tax-Free Income for Life launched in November of 2020, it finished the week as the #3 top-selling business books in the world. He and his wife Felice have seven children.
Denise I. McLean is the mother of AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys. She has been interviewed numerous times, including a “20/20” interview with Connie Chung and interviews on MTV, VH1 and “The Howard Stern Show.” She lives in Orlando, Fla.
When it comes to real estate, John McMonigle has seen and done it all. Utilizing a combination of experience, networking, faith, and scripture, John has been able to transform the art of geographic real estate farming into a lucrative and time-tested system designed to generate financial and personal success. Renowned across the nation and throughout the world for his unparalleled expertise, John has made history by selling properties totaling more than $7.5 billion, and has been named the “Top Real Estate Team” for five years in a row by The Wall Street Journal. As the foremost expert in residential real estate and founder of Agent Inc., John has been featured in some of the nation’s most respected publications, and has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Access Hollywood, The Insider, HGTV, and most recently was the star of Bravo’s RealEstate Wars. John believes everyone can enjoy the same success he has achieved if they are willing to take the necessary steps to grow spiritually, mentally, physically, and vocationally.
Sean McMullen is one of Australia’s leading SF and fantasy authors and has over a dozen books and five dozen stories published or sold. He is the winner of 13 awards for SF and fantasy, and his international sales include the USA, Britain, France, Poland, Russia, Romania, Italy and Japan. He works in scientific computing but is currently doing a Ph.D. on Medieval Fantasy Literature at Melbourne University, where he is also an instructor at the campus karate club. Before he began writing, Sean spent several years in theater and as a musician.
Cathy McSporran is in her third year of a Ph.D. in creative writing. She has published over a dozen short stories and won several awards. She has written papers and essays on C.S. Lewis, Elizabeth Hand and Philip Pullman and teaches classes on creative writing, Arthurian studies and Dante’s Divine Comedy. She is currently working on a novel, Cold City. Cathy lives in Glasgow, Scotland, with her husband and a large roving population of cats.
Matt McWilliams is living proof that one can pursue one’s passion in life, and do so while making a profit as well. He started his first online business in 2001 at the age of 22 and today is one of the leading online business teachers. In the 19 years between his first venture and living out his passion and purpose, he’s worked with more than 300,000 online business owners while running affiliate programs, product launches, and book launches for entrepreneurs such as Shark Tank’s Kevin Harrington, Michael Hyatt, Brian Tracy, Lewis Howes, Jeff Goins, Ray Edwards, Claire Diaz-Ortiz, Rich Schefren, and more. Today, he coaches other small business owners, solopreneurs, and wantrepreneurs on how to start the right online business, scale it, and eventually go full-time with it.
Shawn Meaike is the founder and president of Family First Life, a multimillion-dollar independent marketing organization launched in late 2013. Prior to launching Family First Life, Shawn worked as an independent insurance agent, selling final expense and mortgage protection life insurance at a high level. Shawn earned a bachelor’s degree in applied social relationships and a master’s degree in criminal justice psychology, which led to a 13-year career in the State Department of Children and Families.
Shawn has successfully undertaken a diverse range of projects, encompassing residential, commercial, and land development. He has meticulously built an extensive real estate portfolio over 15 years through strategic planning and astute decision-making. Beyond his professional achievements, Shawn finds fulfillment in family life and resides in Boca Raton, Florida.
