Raymond
Ablack
Achieving far more than most people his age, Raymond Ablack is a successful actor, speaker and activist. He is an inspiring example to any young person with big dreams and a desire to make the world a better place.
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Chief Kenneth
Adams
Chief of the Upper Mattaponi Tribe; Voice of the Virginia Indians; Advocate for Native American Rights
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Stephen
Adkins
Chief of the Chickahominy Tribe, Voice of the Virginia Indians
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Victor
Antonio
Master of Sales Influence and Persuasion - Learn How to Get People to Buy What You're Selling
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Bill
Barker
Bill Barker is known as the quintessential Thomas Jefferson. His resemblance to Jefferson is uncanny and his knowledge of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution is second to none. Portraying Thomas Jefferson, Barker lectures sans script on any subject relating to the founding father. Barker has portrayed Thomas Jefferson with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation since 1993 where he helps create Jefferson programs. An historical scholar and professional actor, Barker not only embodies Jefferson, he becomes him.
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Liza
Bruce
Motivational Speaker, Transplant Survivor
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Michel
Chikwanine
A former child soldier from the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Jeff
Evans
Bring Jeff Evans and MountainVision to your next conference…corporate events, sales/management meetings, medical conferences, fundraising events…the MountainVision themes are exciting and effective in a wide array of applications and venues. These themes are inspired from many of the lessons Jeff has acquired while guiding a blind climber on mountains all over the globe, culminating with the first blind summit of Mt Everest.
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Troy
Evans
Motivator, Former Bank Robber
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Dennis
Farmer
Dannis Famer makes history as he steps into the past portraying Cavalrymen, civil war soldiers, and Captain John Smith. Dennis is a former Director of Henricus Historical Park, Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia as well as Chief of Education for Pamplin Park and the National Museum of the Civil War Soldier. Along with publishing numerous magazine articles, appearing in historic movies and documentaries, Dennis co-authored The King's Bread, Second Rising: Cooking at Niagara, 1726-1815.
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