Wayne Connell
founder, president & CEO
Invisible Disabilities Association
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Wayne Connell, the founder, president and CEO of the Invisible Disabilities Association, established IDA twenty years ago in 1996 out of the desire to educate friends and family about his wife's debilitating illness. Soon afterwards, people around the globe began sending emails sharing how IDA had changed their relationships with their loved ones. He is co-author of the book, “But You LOOK Good, How to Encourage and Understand People Living with Illness and Pain.” Wayne's background fueled his passion for helping people living with illness, pain and disability. His experience includes that of a professional, multitasking husband caregiver with an extensive background in management, media and technology. This man on a mission quickly launched IDA into a world-wide outreach for millions living with invisible disabilities.
Dale Thomas Vaughn
partner
Gender Leadership Group
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Dale began his career in organizational communication at Southwest Airlines and Ticketmaster/Live Nation - after which he co-founded an inclusionary leadership consulting company called The Gender Leadership Group.
As an activist at the forefront of the conversation around gender equality and healthy masculinity, Dale was acknowledged as a "leader of men of quality" by feminist attorney Gloria Allred, and presented at the International Conference on Masculinities alongside other leaders like Gloria Steinem, Sheryl Sandberg and Michael Kimmel.
Marc J. Scheiner
attorney
Duane Morris LLP
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Marc J. Scheiner practices in the area of employment law, counseling clients on a variety of employment and human resources issues. He trains executives, managers and employees on a range of workplace topics, including in the areas of harassment prevention, diversity and inclusion and employee engagement. Mr. Scheiner has been cited by The National Law Journal, The New York Times, and the Philadelphia Business Journal on employment law topics. He has been active in pro bono work and volunteers his time at several non-profit organizations. He is a graduate of Cornell Law School and the University of Rochester.