Leadership Unlimited Summit

Scott Carbonara is passionate and skilled in engaging a company’s greatest asset: its people.
He is an award-winning keynote speaker, author, and consultant who “brings authentic leadership to life from the boardroom to the family room.” Known as “The Leadership Therapist,” Scott’s diverse experience ranges from serving as an award-winning family crisis counselor to executive chief-of-staff of a multi-billion-dollar healthcare company. While there, he addressed a skyrocketing 38% attrition rate and led his team in reducing it to an unprecedented 6.5%, saving the company millions of dollars. Scott’s dual background in counseling and executive leadership makes him a highly skilled, passionate problem-solver who provides direction to diverse teams. Scott has received high reviews for his keynote speaking to such esteemed groups as AT&T Global, Wal-Mart, and numerous healthcare systems, and he is the author of several books including Getting It Right When It Matters Most. Through his humorous and practical keynotes, customized consulting, and story-driven books, he breathes life into leadership topics including employee engagement, culture, change management, communication, customer service, and mental health. Visit his website at LeadtoEngage.com.

Michael Aaron Ulmer is a self-portrait photographer, freelance video creator, and ultra marathon runner with a daily growing 160,000+ lnstagram following. He has had viral videos and features on Buzzfeed, Unilad, and other global media outlets. His conceptual art’s raw honest vulnerability holds a mirror up to the viewer and forces them to dive into the depths of the human condition.

Michael has been a storyteller his whole life. He honed his creative conceptual abilities while receiving a BA in Theatre at Doane University. After transitioning to film he moved from being in front of the camera to behind. As an award winning director and freelance video creator for global brands like National Geographic, WD-4D, Green Giant and more, he furthered his technical and storytelling skills. But it was when he made the move to conceptual photography where he learned he could tell an entire story in a single frame. It is at this moment that the culmination of all his pursuits came together to start creating magic.