Joel Malkoff, a.k.a. the Ethics Giver, is a successful business executive, entrepreneur, author, and student of business ethics. Over the course of his 45-year career, Malkoff has generated more than a half billion dollars in sales, proving that ethical business conduct isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s key to advancing business objectives and enhancing profitability. Because ethics is smart business. After earning a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Pace University in New York City, Malkoff started his business career as a sales representative and rose through positions of increasing responsibility in the automotive, lighting, medical devices, and scientific research industries. Shaped by an ongoing study and practice of ethics as well as his strong faith, Malkoff developed successful leadership and management practices, combining ethical sales with long-term company profitability, as he took on senior leadership roles in his career. Today, Malkoff serves as the general manager and vice president of a successful corporation that manufactures and sells scientific research products worldwide. A native of Brooklyn, New York, Joel currently lives in Avon, Connecticut, with his wife, Lynn. Selling Ethically: A Business Parable Connecting Integrity with Profits is his debut book. Learn more at theethicsgiver.com.

Margaret "Magi" Graziano is the founder and CEO of KeenAlignment, named an Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America. She lives and breathes culture. With contagious energy and undeniable candor, Magi has helped hundreds of companies build intentional, healthy, high-performance organizational cultures. Named one of Silicon Valley's Top 100 Influential Women in Business, Magi has more than 20 years of experience and is a pioneer in the conscious leadership and cultural alignment movements. Magi's groundbreaking work is driven by her passion to ignite human potential at work.

2019 NYC Big Book Award winner, Distinguished Favorites, Western Fiction. "Sarah’s Secret: A Western Tale of Betrayal and Forgiveness," Bev’s debut novel, is the culmination of her long-held desire tell the family story and confirm the whispered story about her grandfather Bev specialized in serving executives and managers as a leadership coach and organizational consultant for over thirty-five years. She taught organization psychology and founded "The 3rd Act," a program whose mission supports positive aging. As she grew into her own third act, she started a genealogical journey to uncover the details of her grandparents’ lives. She concluded that the story needed to be told as fiction using the known facts as her framework. Bev previously focused on publishing non-fiction work, including the second edition of "Consulting on the Inside," which she co-authored with Kim Barnes, published in 2011. She has written numerous professional articles and contributed to "70 Things to Do When You Turn 70," edited by Ronnie Sellers and Mark Chimsky. Bev blogs on several sites, including her own, “The Writing Life” on www.bevscott.com Bev enjoys traveling, visiting with friends, reading and spending time with her grandsons. She lives with her spouse in San Francisco.