Brandon Agamennone
I began Pro Source in 2008 as a way to teach kids about life through baseball. My background is as a college and professional baseball player and now a Major League scout. I wanted to use that knowledge to help teach players the right way to play the game and set high standards for GPA, as well as community service which we were given the highest national honor in 2010 for our community service and to help them get to college. Read more>>
Phyllis Byrd Jenkins
Have you ever experienced a wake-up call? You know- the kind that grabbed your attention and made you ask the question: Why am I here? What’s my true purpose in life? Well, that’s exactly what happened to me. Life was great! I have a happy marriage to my college sweetheart, two beautiful successful daughters, adorable grandchildren, a wonderful son-n- law and the joy of traveling with a speaking ministry Read more>>
Samantha Adams
I am a self- taught clothing designer. I live in the McKinney, Texas I moved here from Mississippi to start a new life and career. I was born in Chicago, Ill and raised in Crystal Springs, MS. My family and I lived with my grandmother in Mississippi. My grandmother was a clothing designer, seamstress, entrepreneur, making hats, making her own clothing patterns she did everything. Read more>>
Josh Hartmann
The concept of NexMetro’s Avilla Homes has its roots in Tucson, AZ, where in 2010 a group of serial entrepreneurs decided to build a neighborhood of small footprint single story homes that they believe would appeal to consumers who were stung by the Great Recession. Read more>>
Cory Bollin
I am an avid horticultural consultant and teacher. I sell and teach people how to use hydroponic and soil supplements. I have a total experience in the industry of 13 years. I am an industry expert and certified horticulturist. Have worked in the gardening industry for about 12 years, and focus on customer service and information first. I have a love for plants and people that “grows on you.” Read more>>
Janet Collinsworth
Since opening our first small, east Plano house in 11/2013 with 2 beds & a crib, Agape has grown to 6 housing units with 30+ beds and has provided housing & hope for 87 unduplicated souls, including 34 women head of household families with 53 children. As of the end of June 2017 Agape provided over 19,000 nights of shelter and SIXTEEN FAMILIES including 22 children have graduated from Agape with jobs that enable them to provide homes & stability for their children. Read more>>
Janet Vermillion Moos
In 1997 I moved with my family to the Dallas North Estates neighborhood in Plano, Texas. Famous Texan Herbert Hunt developed the area in 1959, creating a Texas shaped swimming pool as a promotional feature. The Texas Pool opened in 1961 and enjoyed many years as an exclusive members-only swim club. 325 member families supported the pool and times were good. Read more>>
Karthika Unnikrishnan, Anjana Nair, Radhika Sajith, Manoj Krishnan, Sanjay Bravim, Sudheer Omanakuttan, and Prabhu Shankar
We are a music band and we started just like any other music band. In 2011, we came across a UTD student who was diagnosed with Leukemia. The student was trying to get a bone marrow transplant and was short of funds to get this done. So, we got together and decided to do a fundraiser to raise funds for his Bone Marrow Transplant. Read more>>
Michelle Prince
My story began when I was 18 years old and I met my mentor, Zig Ziglar. My parents “gifted” me with a ticket to Zig’s “Born To Win” 3-day seminar as my graduation present from High School. Let’s just say, I was less than thrilled! Despite my resistance to attend, something sparked inside of me that weekend. I found my passion. My passion to motivate, inspire and encourage others to be the best they can be. Read more>>
Wayne Reynolds
Brass Roots Technologies is an engineering ‘skunkworks’ specializing in the design of custom optics and electronics for high-performance display and imaging applications. The business was originally founded in 2009, and in 2010 we formed the partnership between Frank Poradish, Brad Walker and myself (Wayne Reynolds) that remains in place today. Read more>>
Ginger Shocklee
Prior to 2006, my husband and I were already extreme couponers, before it was such a big thing since we had a large family to feed. (Now we have six kids and six grandkids). Our garage was full of a LARGE surplus of items from cereal to shampoo. In March of 2006, my husband and I (along with three of our kids ranging in age at the time of 9 months to 13 years of age) took a short-term mission trip with our church to South Africa. Read more>>
Kristi Rosipal
I attended undergraduate school at Texas Woman’s University, obtained a physical therapy degree from UT Southwestern and doctorate of physical therapy from Northeastern University, Boston, MA. Over the last 23 years of practicing therapy, I saw the lack of treatment options for those suffering with pelvic pain. Read more>>
Bryan Dodge
In the mid 90’s, Bryan started Results, Inc., a company to promote educational seminars throughout the United States and Canada. As his company grew to over 100 employees, he relocated to Dallas and added another division called Results Educational Network, which filled venues in six major cities and featured the most sought-after speakers and personalities of the time, including Brian Tracy, Tony Robbins, and Jim Rohn. Read more>>
