Dr. Clayborne is currently an adjunct assistant professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine with an academic focus on ethics, health policy, end of life care, and innovation/entrepreneurship.

She developed a novel epistaxis device as a resident and in 2015 was awarded the NSF I-Corps grant which helped to launch her company Emergency Medical Innovation, LLC.

She is the former Chair of the MedChi Committee on Ethics and Judicial Affairs, serves on the Ethics Committee of the American College of Emergency Physicians, and is an active member of the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine, the American Medical Association, and the National Medical Association. Dr. Clayborne is an advocate for people having a voice in their own healthcare, made possible and easy by free sites such as MyDirectives.com .

Sitting at a desk was a way to make work easier but at what cost? Our bodies are designed to move. Nicole Simonin, health and fitness expert shares her chair stretches to keep you moving during your workday. These chair stretches may help increase your mobility and improve your wellness.

Since 2006, Nicole has been helping women lose weight for the last time. Nicole is an ACE Personal Trainer, ACE Health Coach, host of Shape It Up Over 40 podcast, founder of Shape It Up, LLC, author of “The No Fuss, No Mess Shape It Up Cookbook”, licensed Physical Therapist Assistant and former professional ballet dancer. Nicole has been featured in Racheal Ray in Season, Bicycling Magazine, Real Simple and MSN. To learn more, go to ShapeItUpFitness.com

Tom Triumph examines why thinking more like an artist and “moving into the realm of thinkers, builders, and doers,” can improve how we view the world and the work we do. He says, “The human eye can distinguish about 10 million different colors, yet many people experience the world in terms of an 8-crayon box.”

Tom Triumph is a consultant, speaker, and author who helps companies grow by helping them reinvent their business, product development, and marketing. He’s helped large organizations act nimbly and small companies scale. He’s participated in two global technology revolutions— and along the way has been part of some remarkable success stories (and some misfires).

Tom lived aboard a research ship where he tended to the minisub, wrestled in the Olympic trials, and helped oversee the design and build of the largest composite hovercraft ever built in the US. He’s the author of the book "Evolve or Die: Lessons for World-Class Innovation & Creativity."

Remember those days as a child, and you had that fearless exhilaration. Those feelings of fear, or being stuck were almost nonexistent? “Confidence is trusting our abilities,” says author, speaker and podcast host Amy Schmidt.  In an inspiring talk, she shares ways in which to create your highlight reel.  To dig deep and self reflect on those accomplishments, experiences, mistakes, and knowledge you’ve gained through your journey to propel you forward with confidence.  Confidence takes time to develop and hard work to maintain. Fear is ever present, but on the other side of fear is magic, and that fearless exhilaration is still there.  It’s time for you to make an impressive splash, and cannonball with confidence.

Amy Schmidt is a podcast host, author, public speaker, blogger and founder of the brand, Fearlessly Facing Fifty™.