Bert Martinez joined by Vernice "FlyGirl" Armour, Ranjan De Silva, Chris Coffey

Vernice Armour known to most, simply as FlyGirl. She went from beat cop to combat pilot in 3 years. After serving two tours overseas, she had become America's First African American Female Combat Pilot. After returning home, she realized that many people wanted to create breakthroughs in their own lives, they just didn't know how. From her experiences, she created a 7-step process she now calls the Zero to Breakthrough Success Model and travels extensively sharing this message through her keynotes, coaching and seminars.Her book, Zero to Breakthrough, goes on sale April 28th nationwide

Ranjan De Silva CEO Success Coach and Team Leadership Specialist from the New York Based Leadership Development Consultancy, Sensei International, Ranjan works of their Dubai office providing the companies services to clients in Asia

Chris Coffey very driven in “helping successful leaders get even better” and uniquely masterful in working with “hard-nosed” leaders. As he worked with Marshall Goldsmith for over three decades he is also a major contributor to the development of Marshall’s Stakeholder Centered Coaching methodology. As an executive coach he has impacted the professional lives and careers of high level executives and their teams from a diversity of industries and cultural contexts in transformative ways. Chris is an exemplar of leadership development due to his decades of successfully coaching executives and his use of well-placed humor and irony