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The President of the Committee For The Catskills Resort Museum, discusses his top 5 strategies for success. With an illustrious career working for the Marriott Hotel organization, heading food and bar operations, Jack Godgrey utilized his training and entrepreneurship to launch successful restuarants; Chesapeake Bagel Bakery and Jakes Smokehouse BBQ, in Maryland and Orlando. Jack is presently devoting his time to preserving the Catskills Resort, "Borscht belt" era by building a museum to honor its history.

Famed Basketball coach Susan Summons discusses her top 5 strategies for success. Summon's, who is entering her 30th season as the head women's basketball coach at Miami Dade College, hit the impressive milestone of 500 career wins. She is the recipient of the 2015 Babe Didrikson Zaharias Award and in 2013, she was listed among the 100 most Influential Sports Educators in America by the Institute for International Sport. She was also recognized as one of South Florida’s Top 50 Most Powerful African-American Professionals in Business the same year and became a Hall of Famer when she was inducted into the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. Press Release http://pitch.pe/1Wyk4EY

Children's Book Author Anita Sax shares her 5 success strategies with Game On Host Jerry Jacob. Discover the world of Anita Sax Books; extraordinary stories for children that educate, motivate, and ignite the imagination. Author Anita Sax was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Mexico City, Mexico. “My passion for writing began at a young age after a school project led me to write my first short story. I have been writing ever since!”

Sue Felner grew up in New York in a very cultural family; her sister was a concert cellist, her brother was a talented musician, and her mother was a musician and artist. Although she was born with a significant hearing loss in both ears, her mother made sure she never viewed herself as disabled. She played string instruments, wrote, and studied art, and enjoyed playing many sports. Sue's passion and understanding for the disabled caused her to become a special needs teacher. She taught special needs students for 39 years in three different school districts. She also ran special needs programs in several schools and enjoyed providing support to families. After retiring from the Broward County Schools, Sue's family inherited a large collection of paintings her mother painted. These paintings sat in a warehouse for 7 years until she recently connected up with Clare Vickery of Grace Arts FL and asked for her support in getting the art work out into the world for everyone to enjoy - a world that anything is possible. That hope is now coming to fruition as the art will be highlighted during the "Reinterpreting the Pioneer" Exhibit which opens in December in Fort Lauderdale. It is the intention that part of the proceeds be used to create an after school program for autistic and regular education students to excel in the arts together.

Winslow Mason is owner of Leadership for Power, a training and development practice for leadership professionals. He also serves as director of community organizing and political advocacy for a charter school network in Philadelphia. Winslow holds a degree in Journalism and has worked for both newspapers and radio. He is based in Philadelphia and is a member of the Philadelphia Regional Organizational Development Network.