Sue Coleman is a master networker, having built three successful businesses over the past 40 years as a Realtor, an MLM leader and as a networking coach. In her first book, Sue provides a practical guide to managing your presence and effectiveness at networking events, both in person and using one of the social platforms.

Harold Taylor, owner of Taylor in Time, has been speaking, writing, and conducting training programs on effective time management for over 45 years. He has written over twenty books, including the Canadian bestseller Making Time Work for You. In addition to his books, Harold has written over forty e-books for bookboon.com. 

Daniel Tobok is a seasoned expert in the field of cybersecurity, with nearly two decades of experience at the forefront of digital security and intelligence. As the CEO of CYPFER, Daniel has led the company to become one of the fastest growing businesses in the cybersecurity sector by developing a blueprint for businesses to think, prepare and respond preemptively to digital threats, avoiding commercial disruption and securing digital assets.

A hands-on dentist with an unconventional journey, Dr. Ward once crisscrossed backroads in the mobile home business before earning top honors in dental school at East Carolina University. A member of Omicron Kappa Upsilon and the American Dental Association, he now teaches implant placement as an adjunct faculty member. Outside the clinic, he enjoys F3 workouts, motorcycle rides, and time with his wife, son, and labradors.

J.P. Babb is a writer, lapsed physicist, and current PhD student in science and technology studies. She was born in Winnipeg but currently lives in Toronto. Along the way, she has also lived in Victoria, Montreal, and Dundee, Scotland, and at least part of this novel was written or rewritten in each of these cities. Her hobbies include playing the violin, staring forlornly into space, and wondering what being a “person” means. She is currently engaged in a heroic, but ultimately doomed, battle against the laws of thermodynamics.

Founder of Docere Advisors and managing partner of McKell Partners, Mark has over 25 years of experience helping pre- and post-retirees achieve financial peace. With a background at Ernst & Young and executive roles as CFO and CEO, he now specializes in comprehensive retirement and long-term care strategies. Mark is a sought-after speaker, author of 100+ educational articles, and leader of national workshops on financial planning. He’s a trusted partner to CPAs and attorneys alike. Outside of work, Mark is a proud husband, father of four, and grandfather of twelve.

David L. Tucker has won dozens of international awards as a writer, producer and director of television documentaries, art specials, drama and current affairs programming. Best known for his work on CBC’s The Nature of Things with David Suzuki, Tucker has garnered a Gemini for Best Direction, multiple Gemini nominations, a Gracie, a Chris, a Prix Italia, a Freddie, and presented at Hot Docs. His previous collection of short stories, One Way Ticket, earned him an Oakville Arts Council Literary Award. With a graduate degree in interdisciplinary fine arts, Tucker has also taught media aesthetics, documentary and screenwriting and presented scholarly papers in Paris, Budapest, Berlin and in the States.