Thirteen-year NBA player for the New York Knicks, Phil Jackson went on to coach the Chicago Bulls during Michael Jordan's era. Recently retired head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jackson holds a tied record for most NBA Championships as a head coach. Jackson is known for his unique and empowering style of leadership and is co-author of Sacred Hoops: Spiritual Lessons of a Hardwood Warrior and More Than a Game .

Coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish basketball team from 1970-1980, and part of the 1990s, Richard "Digger" Phelps is an analyst on ESPN's College Game Night. On College Game Night Phelps is known for matching his neckties with a like colored highlighter. He is author of his third book, Basketball For Dummies.

After loosing family members in a fire, Sarano Kelley, then a successful Vassar College graduate earning $400K as a Wall Street stockbroker began a spiritual and philosophical journey to understand the meaning and purpose of life. Sarano is founder of the Game and author of The Game - Win Your Life in 90 Days. He served as a media coach for leading corporate and government spokespersons who were being interviewed on CNN, 20/20, and 60 Minutes; and for President Clinton's White House Fellows, a leadership group that included General Colin Powell.

Terry Bowden is one of the top studio analysts in college football, co-hosting television's most distinguished studio show on ABC Sports. Although Terry Bowden's bright future is firmly planted in network television, it all began walking the sidelines as a head football coach. As head coach of the Auburn Tigers, he won 73% of his games and posted the best opening five-year run of any head football coach in school history. He can be heard daily in central Florida hosting The Terry Bowden Show on ESPN Radio, weekly on "The Coach's Show" on Sirius Satellite Radio.

Former player for the Washington Redskins and the San Francisco 49ers, Coach Tim Osborne's 36 years at the University of Nebraska is the longest tenure ever for a Nebraska coach. Coach Osborne was named the national coach-of-the-year by the AFCA in 1994 and in 1995 after leading his teams to back-to-back national titles.

Tommy Lasorda has been associated with the Los Angeles Dodgers for almost 50 years. He has led his teams to World Series Championships and Olympic Gold by getting his players to believe they're the best and motivates them to beat the competition. Lasorda says "there are times when everyone in this country needs to be motivated...from the President of the United States on down to the working person on the street". Lasorda's ability to speak to motivation, leadership, loyalty, team building and his love for this great country are rivaled by none. Tommy incorporates personal anecdotes that make the audience roar in laughter, cry and feel like they are in the locker room while riveted on this American Icon. Like Van Gogh, this Hall of Famer, will paint a canvas through his words that will leave you and your colleagues with a lifetime of inspiration and memories.....sure to change some lives.