<p>Emmy Award-winning musician Peter Buffett has an acclaimed career that spans more than 28 years as a professional musician, composer, philanthropist and author. He began his career as the musical mind behind many of the early MTV bumpers of the '80s, and the climactic crescendo in the memorable "Fire Dance" scene in 1990's Oscar winning film Dances with Wolves. </p> <p>From 1987 to present, Buffett has released 15 records, and has been signed to such labels as Narada, Epic and Hollywood Records. He now owns two independent labels, BisonHead and BeSide Records.</p> <p>Buffett's latest venture is his inspiring new book, Life Is What You Make It. Personal and revealing, instructive and intuitive, Life Is What You Make It is about following passions over conventions, transcending your circumstances or status, taking up the reins of your destiny, and living life to its fullest. </p>
<p>As an Image and Body Language Specialist, Sara Canuso, President of A Suitable Solution, empowers individuals to use non-verbal communication, image, and body language as tools to communicate effectively with others and to understand not only what others say, but to discover the unspoken messages and feelings behind their words and actions. Her insightful keynote presentations, business seminars and one-on-one coaching on the Impact of Image deliver new ideas and practical tools in the areas of creating powerful first impressions, developing a positive self image, dressing for success, and inspiring confidence. </p> <p>Canuso is the creator of Campus to Corporate, a program held in area colleges to help students prepare to enter the workplace. She is a certified seminar leader and known for her informative and popular column in Philadelphia Maven and her Winning Look articles in the Legal Intelligencer and the Burlington County Straight Word. </p> <p>Sara Canuso attended Temple University.</p>
<p>Rachel Doyle is the President and Founder of GlamourGals Foundation, Inc. GlamourGals is a nonprofit organization that connects young volunteers to the elderly in unique and rewarding way. Through GlamourGals, teenage girls provide complimentary facials and makeovers to women in nursing homes, assisted living, and senior centers across the country. </p> <p>In recognition of her work in founding GlamourGals, Doyle was featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show and CBS's The Early Show. In addition, Doyle's work has been profiled in numerous publications, including the New York Times, Glamour, and CosmoGirl . She was named one of the first "CosmoGirls of the Year." She was also the recipient of the Prudential Spirit of Community Service Award in 2001.</p> <p>Rachel Doyle is a graduate of Cornell University. </p>
<p>Martin Garrett began his career as a Project Manager at HP Technology Finance where he worked for five years in the HP Leasing Business. He then continued working in computer software industry with McCue Systems and Cisco for three years. In 2006 Martin took became a Senior Financial Analyst at Chevron Energy Solutions. Over the past four years he has specialized in project finance.</p>
<p>Ann Tracy graduated from the Johnson School in 2010 with a focus on renewable energy and clean technology. Ann was an active member of the Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise and was selected to serve as Curriculum Chair for the National Net Impact Conference which was held at the Johnson School in November 2009. </p> <p>Prior to business school, Ann worked as a change management consultant for Accenture, focusing on strategy and system implementation projects within the financial services and high-tech industries She is currently enjoying her role at EnerNOC, working on the company's new Enterprise Energy Management offering. </p>
<p>Hillary Lashley Renison graduated from the Johnson School at Cornell University with an MBA in 2009 focused in operations and corporate finance. She has a strong interest for international business, and has lived abroad in France and India. Having worked in both traditional and renewable energy prior, she has a deep and diverse understanding of the global energy economy and its respective infrastructure. As an aspiring thought leader within the clean technology industry, Hilary is passionately building her career in renewable energy currently through the Renewable Energy Development Program at GE.</p>
<p>Phillip Bell served 6 years as an officer in the U.S. Air Force Civil Engineers and 5 years as an engineer with Corning Optical Fiber, and is currently the Manager of Business Development with Corning Strategic Growth.</p> <p>Phillip Bell earned a Mechanical Engineering degree from Oregon State University in 1994. He graduated with distinction from the Johnson School in 2007, where he was actively involved with Net Impact and the Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise.</p>
<p>Jonathan Green was recruited to Widetronix in its earliest stage to lead the implementation of market strategy. With an ongoing focus on business development, he has developed partnerships with Fortune 500 customers in the defense and medical device industries. Greene began his career in clean technology at Abt Associates, a research and consulting firm, in 1996 after receiving an MS degree in Environmental Management from the University of Michigan. At Abt he analyzed emerging clean technologies and advised federal agencies regarding commercial viability. Subsequently, as Director of Real Estate Development for Vail Resorts Inc., Greene managed pre-development for a portfolio of mix-use ski resort developments with budgets exceeding $450 million. Upon receiving an MBA from Cornell University in 2004, he became the founding Executive Director of Cornell's Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise where he led the administration of the organization and cleantech initiatives. Prior to joining Widetronix, Greene founded two technology ventures based on Cornell patented technology, including commercialization of a micro-fuel cell technology, and has successfully raised more than $4 million in early stage funding since 2004.</p>
<p>Kevin Knight graduated from the Johnson School with an MBA in 2010. Before coming to the Johnson School, Kevin worked for two years as a Mechanical Engineer with Westinghouse Electric in their Nuclear Service Division, and then spent four years as a Consultant with Duff & Phelps, LLC in their Valuations Advisory Services practice. After graduating, Kevin joined the GE Energy Renewable Energy Leadership Program and is currently working on the wind services business.</p>