Reginald Gardner is a senior business executive with a 30-year track record in the successful delivery of business solutions, predominately through the use of information technology. He has served in a leadership capacity for Fortune 500 companies in the retail, oil and insurance industries, including Sears Holdings Corp. and Allstate Corp. Reginald holds a doctoral degree in Management and Organizational Leadership from University of Phoenix and is certified in Leadership and Management from the Executive Education Program at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.

Reginald is currently the vice president and chief information officer of a privately-owned luxury motor coach company. He also serves on the corporate board of Rock Solid Janitorial Inc, a multi-million dollar company based in Hampton, Va. In addition to teaching business and research courses, Reginald is the Campus College Chair for the School of Business at the Columbus Ohio Campus. He was also a 2009 Senior Research Fellow Nominee for the School of Business.

He's a member of both the Academy of Management and Boardroom Bound, a non-profit organization committed to corporate board governance and increased membership of women and minorities on corporate, for-profit boards. He's also been listed in the "International WHO'S WHO of Information Technology."

In 2008, Reginald authored his first book entitled "Corporate Leadership Selection: Impact on American Business, Employees, and Society."

Guy Golomb has worked in the prevention and treatment field for over 34 years, currently serving as the Director of Suicide Prevention Services at Gryphon Place in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

He began teaching at University of Phoenix in 2006. His classes in psychology, human services and counseling are offered at the West Michigan Campus. He is also a curriculum developer and serves on the College of Social Sciences Advisory Council for University of Phoenix.

As Director of Suicide Prevention Services at Gryphon Place he works on program management of a nationally recognized support center that serves individuals who need help but have nowhere to turn.

He is an Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) and Question, Persuade and Refer (QPR) trainer and a Certified Health Education Specialist. Guy has been a Project ALERT consultant and trainer since 1994, conducting more than 100 workshops across the United States.

Guy received a Master of Arts in Community and Agency Counseling from Western Michigan University. He served on the Board of Directors for the Michigan School Health Foundation from 2006 to 2007 and the Michigan Council for Maternal and Child Health from 2003 to 2006.

Vicky Stromee has been teaching at University of Phoenix for nearly 20 years. She is a faculty member for the Master of Science in Counseling program in the Colleges of Social Sciences at the Southern Arizona Campus.

Vicky has more than 30 years of experience in counseling with an emphasis in crisis intervention, grief and loss, and suicide assessment and prevention. She has also developed and implemented extensive training for clinical supervisors in mental health settings. 

Along with teaching, she also works as a self-employed consultant, offering organizational development and management consulting services to nonprofit and government organizations.

Vicky graduated from the University of Arizona with a Master of Education in Counseling. She is a member of the American Counseling Association and American Association of State Counseling Boards and serves on the Clinical Exam Committee for the National Board for Certified Counselors.