for Minneapolis Public Schools, his opening address, titled “Te Secret to Happiness from the Luckiest Man Alive” on July 22 will include a list of “Dennyisms” he has coined to help him put life into perspective. On Monday, Burns is moderating a panel in the session “Deal
or No Deal of Meeting Challenges of Parents” and exploring fac- tors to determine the costs and benefits to various responses to demanding parents and how to apply them in the real world. Te session’s panelists are Marisa Weisinger of Innovative Transpor- tation Solutions and Pete Meslin, director of transportation at Newport-Mesa (Calif.) Unified School District. As Burns’ session begins the day, the first keynote presentation wraps things up with actor, Iraq War veteran and season 13 win-
ner of ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars” J.R. Martinez, who shared his life story with STN in the April issue. Martinez was wounded in Iraq nine years ago during an IED at-
tack, and, ironically, since then his life changed for the better. After picking himself up from the tragedy, he began helping other burn victims, and soon reinvented himself as a motivational speaker. Since then, he landed his first acting role in the daytime television drama “All My Children,” and then joined “Dancing With the Stars.” His motto is to live life in 3-D, which stands for desire, dedication and discipline. Tat’s also the title of his keynote presentation, sponsored by Blue Bird Corporation and Cummins Inc. On Tuesday, July 24, Mark Crosby, president and CEO of the Enterprise Wireless Alliance, is leading the second keynote during
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