Ian Titley

Ian Titley is a partner with Schroder, Fidlow & Titley, PLC, an entertainment and intellectual property boutique law firm in Richmond, Virginia, where he moved 20 years ago after clerking for a federal district court judge in Roanoke, Virginia. In 2008 he was again included among Virginia Business magazine’s “Legal Elite” and was also listed in “Best Lawyers in America.” He is the founding President of the Greater Richmond Intellectual Property Law Association, Co-Chaired the Virginia Bar Association committee that re-wrote Virginia’s trademark law, and has been nominated to be the next President of the Virginia Bar Association’s Intellectual Property Section.

He is married and has three children, two in high school and a middle schooler. When he’s not practicing law he’s usually car pooling, coaching, keeping score, raking a field, or being a team parent for one of his children’s many athletic teams. Ian’s website is www.schroderfidlow.com.

Kyra Oliver

Kyra is the President and Owner of Oliver Creative, a web design and branding company. She began her venture in the ashes of the dot com bust, building a company doing cutting edge design for satisfied clients. Kyra’s distinguished by the numerous awards she’s gotten. She was a finalist in the Community Involvement Program of the Year category in the 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs, a national awards competition recognizing the accomplishments of women small-business owners in the United States.

A few days after losing her only son, Hayes, to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), Kyra has been on a mission to help prevent other parents from experiencing the same pain that comes with losing a child. She founded and is chair of the Hayes Hitzeman Foundation. She leads the "This Side Up" campaign, to educate parents on the prevention of SIDS throughout the United States. Her website is www.olivercreative.com.

Linda Hollander

Entrepreneur Linda Hollander, known as The Wealthy Bag Lady, was buried in debt and couldn't find a way out of the poverty trap. Then she and her best friend launched a packaging business called The Bag Ladies, which sells custom-printed paper and plastic bags to Sony, Revlon, Mattel, Ocean Spray and more.

She is a popular national speaker, has appeared on The Tonight Show and been featured in The L.A. Times. She is the founder of Women's Small Business Expo in Los Angeles and the author of Bags to Riches. Also she is a dynamite coach. Her website is www.wealthybaglady.com.