Holistic Nutritionist Julie Daniluk hosts Healthy Gourmet, a reality cooking show, shown in over 78 countries. Her first three award-winning bestsellers, Meals That Heal Inflammation, Slimming Meals That Heal, and Hot Detox have helped hundreds of thousands of people enjoy allergy-free foods that taste great. Her latest book, Becoming Sugar-free, became a #1 Canadian National bestseller in less than month of release.

She has appeared on hundreds of television and radio shows, including The Dr. Oz Show, CBC, Global, and is a resident nutrition expert for The Marilyn Denis Show.

Julie coaches a global audience about how to embrace anti-inflammatory nutrition to create a new way of eating that is unique to their needs. She calls this a "live-it" rather than a "die-it".

Check out amazing recipes and nutrition tips at juliedaniluk.com and connect directly with Julie on social media @juliedaniluk.

Dr. Shannon Holmes combines performance, research, and real-world practice to help people use their voices with clarity, confidence, and emotional impact.

Drawing on classical voice training, theatre, and speech science, she supports artists and professionals in communicating more authentically and effectively.

If Any of This Sounds Familiar, You’ll LOVE Dr. Shannon’s Talk…

Your voice shakes during Q&A sessions, and you can hear your credibility draining from the room in real time.

You’ve been told you need “more executive presence” or to “speak up more” but no one has actually shown you how.

You rehearse obsessively before presentations, but the moment nerves hit, all that preparation evaporates, and you sound nothing like the expert you are.

Your vocal delivery is actively undermining the authority you’ve worked years to build.

You’re avoiding speaking opportunities (podcasts, panels, pitches, media interviews) that could significantly grow your business, because you don’t trust your voice to represent you well.

Margo Malowney is an Olympian who has spent her career performing in environments that didn’t yet know what to do with her. She represented Canada in the first-ever Olympic beach volleyball competition, qualifying for the Games at a time when the sport barely existed in a credible way at home. With no established pathways, programs, or institutional support, her

Olympic journey was defined by self-advocacy, adaptability, and an unwavering commitment to her own vision—often in the face of skepticism and shifting rules that were never designed for her game.

Alongside her athletic career, Margo has spent nearly three decades working at the executive level in marketing, communications, and leadership roles across national, North American, and global organizations. She has led strategy and execution through periods of change, built and scaled initiatives from within, and advised senior leaders navigating complexity, ambiguity, and growth—often in environments where the rules were still being written.

In her speaking, Margo draws powerful parallels between elite sport and entrepreneurship—particularly the experience of women pursuing ambitious goals in systems that are still catching up. She is not a “professional speaker,” but a storyteller grounded in lived experience, inviting audiences to reflect on how they perform, lead, and persist—even when the path forward is still unfolding.