
Terry Whipple has a passion for creating a contagious environment for entrepreneurship! He is also adamant that the Midwest needs to foster a culture of entrepreneurism in order to compete economically in the 21st century. He speaks from his experience facilitating and nurturing the growth of a successful entrepreneurial program in west central Wisconsin called the Inventors and Entrepreneurs Club. Terry shares his perspective on the Midwest’s entrepreneurial environment and culture; the characteristics of inventors and the constraints they face; what it’s like to work with an inventor; how clubs provide a safe place to gather, explore ideas and gain education from peers; why a mix of inventors and entrepreneurs is important for critical networking to occur, what resources are available to assist inventors and entrepreneurs; and how to start a club in your region.



e has inspired audiences around the country with stories of persistence and perseverance. He talks about unlocking an inner strength to achieve extraordinary results. His first book Ultramarathon Man was a National Bestseller. his most recent work 50/50 – How to Achieve Super Endurance is available now. Dean is an ultramarathoner who has completed 50 marathons in 50 days in each of the 50 states in the US. His effort was chronicled in both a movie and a book. Dean shared some funny stories from running the NY marathon as his final marathon. He was in the race that featured Lance Armstrong and P Diddy. He finished ahead of one of them and behind the other – you’ll have to listen to find out. Dean also shares some great tips to avoid overzealous dogs and other animals. Dean is also the founder of Karno Kids a group that is dedicated to getting kids moving and in shape. He really wants to help and inspire overweight kids. To learn more about what Dean is up please go to his website 




running coaches in the country – he has worked with runners from Rutgers University as well as the US Marine Corps. Joe shared some great tips to help runners run better and without injuries. He said that most new runners train too hard and try to run too fast. He said they would be better served if the took the tortoise hare approach of training slow and steady. He said runners should use the same strategies that swimmers use when they train and spend a lot more of their training time on perfecting their running form. He talked about the barefoot running craze and had some great tips for new runners as well. To learn more please go to his website 













