This month's speaker is Leslie Zinn, CEO of Arden's Garden.

Leslie Zinn is CEO of Arden’s Garden. On Feb. 1, 1995, Arden Zinn opened her first squeezing facility. Without a storefront, Arden, her daughter Leslie, and her son Ed, would drive door-to-door bringing health and wellness to anyone in need. From offices to hair salons, their passion was to make a healthy difference in people's lives.

Fast-forward almost 27 years, 16 retail stores and two squeezing facilities later, we can say that Arden's dream of good health for all continues to be alive and well.

Keith T. Parker is president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Goodwill of North Georgia, one of the southeast's largest retail and nonprofit organizations. Goodwill spans a 45-county territory, operating 69 stores, 49 attended donation centers, and 14 career centers. Goodwill employs over 3,000 team members, each of whom plays a direct or supporting role in the organization's donated goods retail operations and its free-to-the-public career services.

Meet our March Evening Speaker Series Andy Bernstein, Founder of HeadCount.

Andy Bernstein helped found HeadCount in 2004, and became its executive director in the Spring of 2008. Under his leadership, the organization has registered over one million voters, forged alliances with hundreds of musicians and entertainers, and produced dozens of highly-successful events and initiatives.

The Reverend Doctor Kevin R. Murriel currently leads over 7,000 members as the senior pastor of Cascade United Methodist Church, a multi-site ministry that includes campuses in midtown and southwest Atlanta, Georgia. He is a biblical scholar and one of the leading visionaries and orators of this generation. 

Listen to us discuss leadership and the business of church.

This January Evening Speaker Series is about Stephanie Stuckeys CEO of Stuckey Corporation. 

This year we are kicking off our speakers with talks about the journey of leadership and getting to the C Suite. We must learn how to thrive instead of survive during these tough economic times and live your best life. Surviving during this time requires each of us to fully account for our physical, psychological, and social needs and making any necessary adjustments to ensure these needs are met