University of Oklahoma Outreach presents —

Dr. Bauman is a popular speaker with both men and women’s groups. She is a motivator and her passion is contagious! She provides medical information without the confusing medical jargon, to help the audience easily understand what can be very complex topics. Her mantra, “insight is not enough,” helps the audience realize that they need to actually change behavior not just understand the concepts. Dr. Bauman always provides practical tips and welcomes Q&A. She frequently uses humor to emphasize her points and is a strong advocate for healthy living.

Dr. Bauman is the author of Fight Fatigue—Six Simple Steps to Maximize Your Energy (Tate Publishing, 2005). This book helps women tackle the all-too-common problem of feeling run down and tired. After all, fatigue is the #1 reason women visit their doctors. A novel, easy approach to maximizing energy, this method is designed to fit into the busiest of schedules. Several different presentations based on Fight Fatigue will include stories about women who have won the energy battle and those who still struggle. Dr. Bauman emphasizes taking action to identify and eliminate one’s personal energy thieves.

Beginning her fourteenth season as head coach of the University of Oklahoma women’s basketball team, Sherri Coale is considered one of the top collegiate coaches in the nation. Coach Coale accepted the top coaching position at Oklahoma in 1996. Sherri Coale turned a struggling program into a national title contender in a short period of time. Since 1996, the Sooners have won six regular season Big 12 titles, four Big 12 tournament titles and made ten straight appearances in the NCAA tournament. Coach Coale’s greatest accomplishment came during the 2001-2002 season, when Oklahoma became the first Big 12 Conference team to advance to the NCAA Final Four, appearing in the National Championship game.

One of the most respected coaches in NCAA Division 1 basketball, Sherri Coale currently serves as President of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. A popular request for interviews and public speaking, Coale’s wit and charm led her to co-host the 2004 NCAA Woman of the Year awards televised on ESPN. Her goals have always been to maximize the potential of her players and team on and off the court by encouraging excellence in the classroom and service in the community. Coale epitomizes the balance of career and family.

Melissa Garcia is 33 years old and celebrated 13 years of marriage to her husband on October 7th. They have two children, two dogs and one cat. Melissa has been a member of Edmond Road Baptist Church for 30 years where she participates in the Music Ministry. She was a stay-at-home mom for 12 years and started her site to help friends and family learn how to save money. “It was a great hobby for me and it felt great being able to contribute to my family,” said Melissa.

In 1996 Morestealsanddeals.com was formed which is now called ConsumerQueen.com. The original purpose of the Web site was to help other families struggling and in very similar situations as her own feel good about being able to contribute so much just by clipping a few coupons. ConsumerQueen.com has grown extensively over the past two years with over 8,000 members across the United States.

Linda Haneborg serves as president of Haneborg Holdings, Chairman of Linda Haneborg & Associates and as senior director for Therametics. She specializes in brand building, board building and dream weaving for her clients. A frequent speaker at universities and professional conferences across North America, she is the author of and contributor to numerous national articles and books. National involvement includes membership in the White House Women’s Information Network, the Women’s Leadership Board at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, Esther Women, International Association of Business Communicators (IABC), the Board of Directors of St. Gregory’s University, the Association for Women in Communications (AWC) and the National Women Business Owners Corporation (NWBOC).

A recipient of more than 500 marketing and communications awards, Haneborg was named a Woman of Excellence by Oklahoma City University in 2008 and received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Journal Record Woman of the Year program. Often described as the Maverick Marketing Maven, Haneborg’s success and fulfillment in life comes from helping others to maximize their potential through defining and implementation of their individual strengths.

An active member of the Greater Oklahoma City community, Jennifer Howard is a small business development coach. Her company, Positive Business Solutions, provides clients with the necessary tools to learn how to work ON their businesses instead of IN them.

A former Corporate-Fix-It-Person and sales mentor for over 20 years, Jennifer is an active Chamber member (Edmond and Oklahoma City), community volunteer and serves on the International Board for the Association of Image Consultants International (AICI). She is a certified image consultant.

While serving as the First Lady of the State of Oklahoma, Cathy Keating led a statewide conference in January 1997 to kick off the women’s health campaign. Oklahoma Women’s Health Network was formed to promote, educate and heighten awareness of women’s health issues. The Keatings dealt with tragic events while serving the state - from the Oklahoma City bombing to major tornadoes. After the April 19, 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing, Cathy published a book with Random House titled In Their Name (Oklahoma City: The Official Commemorative Volume), which was on the New York Times bestseller list for 6 weeks, with proceeds of over $1 million for long-term recovery needs of families and victims. She was actively involved in raising $7 million to ensure free college education or vocational training for each child who lost one or both parents. Mrs. Keating created and served on the Women’s Build Board of Directors for Habitat For Humanity International. She has received numerous awards and is recognized for her community service in many health-related organizations, the OKC Children’s Miracle Network, Dancing for Kids Star Gala, OKC Freedom Walk, restoration and renovation of historic buildings including the governor’s mansion.

Annette Klososky currently serves as president of Executive Development Associates and is owner of EWF International® (Executive Women’s Forum). She provides overall direction and guidance to the operational activities of the organization with the objective of maximizing growth and profitability as well as day-to-day leadership and management to all company functions.

Klososky is well suited to successfully position the organization in a rapidly evolving and competitive environment with her experience of building and growing a business from the ground up. Klososky was the first franchise owner for EWF International® and in less than 12 months built a solid, successful peer advisory network business with its members representing companies with over 40,000 employees and $23 billion in total annual revenues. Her franchise was featured in Entrepreneur Magazine. (March 2005)

Currently a licensed marriage and family therapist in private practice, Charlotte is a well-known weekly columnist for The Oklahoman. She retired in April as Director for the INTEGRIS Health’s James Hall Center for Mind, Body and Spirit. In 1992, she founded CALM WATERS — a non-profit group that provides grief and divorce support groups for children, ages 4–18 and their adult family members.

Charlotte was recognized by HeartLine, as a community leader who made “significant contributions and leadership in physical, mental and spiritual wellness.” She was named “A Lady in the News” by The Oklahoma City Hospitality Club and “Executive Woman of the Year” by The Oklahoma City High Noon Club. She has 4 children and 8 grandchildren and in her spare time enjoys dancing, reading, crossword puzzles and lingering over a good meal with friends.

Robin Marsh is an Emmy-nominated and national award-winning journalist. Marsh joined the NEWS 9 team in April of 1995 and co-anchors NEWS 9’s morning newscasts with Ed Murray. In her 25 years in the business, Robin Marsh has received many honors including excellence in feature reporting from the National Academy of Television Journalists, honors from the Society of Professional Journalists, and “Oklahoma’s Journalist of the Year.” Marsh has also been honored by the Girl Scouts of America as a “Woman of Distinction.” Robin Marsh’s series of reports on breast cancer is on display at the National Museum of Broadcast Journalism Center in Chicago.

Monique Terrell is the CEO & President of Sparkle Internet Image Solutions. She has more than 15 years of Internet, eLearning and website development experience. Her company provides virtual marketing services to both national and international organizations. She is a veteran of the U.S. Navy and an avid community participant.

Monique is a graduate of Leadership Edmond Class XXI and currently serves on the board of the National Association of Women Business Owners, Oklahoma City Chapter, serving as the Communications Director. Monique has a Bachelor of Science in Business Management graduating Cum Laude. She holds a Virtual Instructor Certification from Texas A&M University; she is also a Certified Social Media Specialist & Certified Internet Marketing Virtual Assistant.