Ash Silva, speaker and author is the Director of Business Development at Next Century Publishing. Ash has been the driving force, guide and mentor to many authors bringing their stories to life. His vast knowledge of the publishing and printing industry paired with his first hand experience as an author paves the way for authors to create everything from your book to an author’s empire. Whether it’s your new book, a reprint of your existing works or marketing materials, Ash’s creative talent and eye for detail can help meet the spectrum of all your printing needs.

Over the past 20 years, he has become best known, as “The Connector” through his gift in teaching and sharing the power of connection, Ash has magnanimously made thousands of connections leading others to experience results from lucrative business contracts to extreme personal transformation and growth. Ash has taken his years of experience and knowledge to create and build training programs in Social Media, Online Marketing and his very latest, “Connection-Power“.

Terry Reardon began his career in English banking, continuing in Canada. Bridging both countries sparked his interest in the relationship between Prime Ministers Churchill and King. A director of the International Churchill Society in Canada, Reardon is also on the editorial board of Finest Hour, the Churchillian magazine. He has appeared on TVO speaking with Steve Paikin of The Agenda.   Born 18 days apart with blue eyes and a final height of 5′ 6″‘, Winston Churchill and William Lyon Mackenzie King embarked on a 50-year relationship that defined an era. Although they had their disagreements, they worked together during the most important war in the history of the world. Terry Reardon, author of “Winston Churchill and Mackenzie King: So Similar, So Different”, sits down with Steve Paikin to talk about the war-time actions and relationship of Churchill and King. The following link takes you to Youtube.

https://youtu.be/dNNRccXwTfA?t=53

Since retiring from public service in 2013, Susan Ksiezopolski has
re-ignited her award winning writing. She has developed and delivers
creative writing workshops across the GTA. Susan has published two
poetry books and recently launched “The Writer’s Workbook, Free the Writer Within” a creative writing aid.  The focus of Susan’s writing is not solely for telling her own stories and for her own self-expression but to also help others to be inspired to tap into their writing voice and capture their stories. Her motto is “Everyone has a right to have their voice heard it they choose to use it, regardless of their circumstances”. She is a member of the Canadian Authors Association, The Mississauga Writer’s Group and a recent graduate of the Humber School for Writers. Her work has been featured in the Canadian Immigrant magazine and in numerous other on-line platforms. Susan’s dedication for inspiring others to find their voice also prompted her to volunteer with the Toronto Writer’s Collective, where she is now a trained facilitator supporting the TWC mission to deliver workshops that “encourage voice and illuminate undiscovered strength in Toronto’s most vulnerable communities to transform lives”. She also runs creative writing workshops at Studio 89. To find out more about Susan visit her website at:

www.mywordsnow.com