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Bio- Molly Cox Ziton
Molly Cox Ziton is a speaker, writer and improvisational actor. She has been sharing her wit and talent with audiences for the past 15 years. She is the former general manager of a large upscale athletic club and director of sales and marketing for two hotels. After years in a man's world, she looked around for a job that offered great opportunities for women and became a mother.
In the course of speaking around the country, Molly co-founded an improvisation
company and co-wrote the book, "Improvise This! How to Think on Your Feet so You Don't Fall on Your Face," (Hyperion) which has been on the CEO READ top 25 list twice.
She has spoken for companies such as 3M, State Farm Insurance, the Smithsonian Institution, Club Managers Association of America and a poultry slaughterhouse, for which she is still undergoing therapy. Molly has written numerous speeches for CEOs and sales directors. She recently finished her first children's book. (writing the book not reading it).
She is married, and has a daughter and a son. While teaching her dog to retrieve e-mail she is writing her first novel.
Looking for a speaker for your next event? Visit mollyspeaks.com.
Bio- Terry Cox-Joseph
It's no surprise Terry became a gifted artist- while her siblings were given a box of eight primary color crayons the first day of school, she insisted and would settle for no less than the big box of one hundred- forty-eight, including the coveted "silver." She later received a bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in illustration from the Minneapolis of Art and Design.
Terry has a background in commercial design, printing, publishing, illustration and graphic design. She effortlessly shifts from one art project to the other with
only chocolate to sustain her.
Recently Terry participated in "Mermaids on Parade" in Norfolk, a public/private venture involving artistic decoration of 10ft. x 3 ft. fiberglass mermaids, which were auctioned off for various charities.
When not pulling dog hairs from her wet canvases she is working on writing poetry, short stories and grocery lists. She keeps her husband and children on their toes by painting every available surface of the house.
Visit her website at: www.terrycoxjoseph.com.
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