Winning 5 Olympic medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics was only the beginning for Nastia Liukin. As the 28.7 million Americans who watched the Games know, Liukin parlayed her extraordinary athletic prowess into a Gold medal in all-around gymnastics, one of only three U.S. women ever to do so. Upon her return from Beijing, Nastia has become America's sweetheart, gracing covers of US magazine, and the front of the iconic Wheaties cereal box.

Ruben's story of overcoming incredible challenges on the road to competing in three Olympic Games over the span of three decades goes right into the core of his audiences psyche, filling them with the inspiration and self belief they need to achieve their goals. People walk out of Ruben's keynote presentation knowing they have what it takes to achieve sustained success.

Scott Hamilton is author of the new best-selling book The Great Eight: How To Be Happy Even When You Have Every Reason To Feel Miserable and starting in March 2009, Scott will be a contestant on NBC's Celebrity Apprentice. This year Scott celebrates the 25th anniversary of his Winning The Gold, his 50th Birthday, and the birth of his second son, Maxx. He signed a new, three-year, sports commentator deal with NBC Sports. He is a busy man.

Gymnast and Olympic gold medalist, Tim Daggett competed in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics where he won an individual bronze medal on the pommel horse as well as the team gold medal. Daggett's story of inner strength, motivation and learning to overcome insurmountable obstacles shows audiences that with commitment to a goal, and belief in oneself, anything is possible.

One of the most recognizable soccer players in the United States, Tony Meola plays for the New York Red Bull in the MLS. Tony was given the Thurman Munson Award which honors sports figures for humanitarian work, in recognition of his involvement with various children's charities. Tony co-starred in an off-Broadway play, Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding and has appeared in numerous adds.

Does your company speak in one voice? Share one vision? Move in unison? Act as one? At age 26, Vince decided to take up speed skiing and pursue it competitively. Only 4 years later, he was vying for Gold in the Winter Olympics. Vince delivers a series of proven strategies for attaining and sustaining peak performance, on both a corporate and individual level.