Authors

Tammy Friedman is an author, ocean conservationist, and advocate for children’s education. An avid traveler with a lifelong passion for storytelling, Tammy combines her diverse experiences to craft books that entertain, educate, and inspire readers of all ages.

As a divemaster and lover of the sea, Tammy’s work often reflects her deep connection to the ocean and its incredible creatures. Her children’s books, including the Ocean Heroes Series and the newly launched Adventures of Milo and Bella: The Compass Chronicles, highlight adventure themes, environmental stewardship, and the importance of protecting our planet for future generations.

When she’s not writing, Tammy splits her time between Dallas, Texas, and the shores of Belize, where she finds inspiration in the vibrant marine life and local cultures. An avid traveler, she believes in immersing herself in the world through the eyes of others, a philosophy that informs her storytelling and advocacy work.

Tammy’s commitment to giving back extends beyond her books. Through The Giving Globe, she connects her passions for conservation, travel, and education to inspire meaningful change and purposeful exploration.

To learn more about Tammy’s books and mission, visit her website at www.seasideserenityscripts.com or at [email protected].

Explore Tammy’s stories and join her on a journey of wonder, imagination, and hope for a brighter, more sustainable future.

Gregory E. Roberts grew up in a small time in south west Ohio and at the age of 13 lost his mother from cancer which changed him forever. After getting Married at age 18 Gregory started to notice others were in pain and thought maybe his pain in poetic might actually help them. Then 38 years later after the death of his wife his poetry was the only escape he had from the pain. he has decided to share his poetry with everyone.

In The Best Ways to Make Money in 2025 and Beyond,

discover innovative strategies to thrive in a rapidly changing economy that is increasingly dominated by technology.

As traditional job markets evolve and new industries emerge, this book offers insightful guidance on how to capitalize on digital trends, harness the power of automation, and leverage online platforms for entrepreneurial success.

From investing in cryptocurrencies to exploring the gig economy and mastering remote work opportunities, you’ll find practical tips and expert advice to navigate the financial landscape of tomorrow. Prepare to adapt, innovate, and secure your financial future TODAY in the technology-driven world of the future!

Pedro Uria-Recio (born in Bilbao in 1980) is a Spanish business executive and an expert in AI currently residing in Southeast Asia.

Pedro was the Chief Analytics and AI Officer at True Corporation, a prominent telecommunications company in Thailand. There, he oversaw analytics and AI initiatives for the digital segment of the business, leading a unit that utilized telecommunications data to develop corporate solutions in advertising, credit scoring, and consumer intelligence. Additionally, he serves as a visiting lecturer in AI for business at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.

Before his tenure at True Corporation, Pedro was Vice President of Analytics at Axiata, a digital and telecommunications conglomerate operating in six Asian markets. Previously, he worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, focusing on telecommunications and financial services.

Pedro has a strong interest in entrepreneurship and served as an Entrepreneur in Residence at Antler, a venture capital studio in Singapore. He is also an official member and contributor to the Forbes Technology Council and has been a speaker at two TEDx events. He was recognized as one of the Top 100 Global Innovators in Data and Analytics in 2020 and received the Cloudera Industry Transformation Award in 2019.

Pedro holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a telecommunications engineering degree from the School of Engineers in Bilbao.

Biography: Rolando Ochoa

Born in Havana, Cuba, Rolando Ochoa's upbringing was steeped in the world of entertainment, with parents deeply involved in the industry. At a tender age of 8, he embarked on his own journey into the limelight, marking the beginning of a lifelong pursuit. By the time he turned 9, Ochoa had already carved out a niche for himself, boasting his own TV show and even starring in a movie. The tumultuous political landscape of the early 1960s saw Ochoa's family seek refuge in the United States, a pivotal moment that would shape his future. Amidst the chaos of the Vietnam War, Ochoa found himself serving in the U.S. Army, navigating the complexities of conflict and duty. Transitioning from the battlefield to the boardroom, Ochoa embarked on a 41-year career in banking, a testament to his adaptability and resilience. Concurrently, he embarked on a parallel journey in education, starting as early as 1973 and continuing steadfastly until his retirement in 2019.

Despite the demands of his professional life, Ochoa pursued higher education, earning both a Master's degree in 1999 and a doctorate in 2009, both in management—a testament to his unwavering commitment to personal growth and excellence. In the realm of literature, Ochoa's creative endeavors shine through. With a self-published autobiography and a groundbreaking dissertation, his works have graced the prestigious stage of the Miami Book Fair, capturing the attention of audiences far and wide. He has also published many articles in both academic publications and hard-copy and virtual magazines. But it is in his novel, "The Five Seekers," where Ochoa's true storytelling prowess emerges. Through the lens of five individuals driven by a shared vision of democracy and peace for Cuba, Ochoa masterfully weaves a tale of ambition, sacrifice, and resilience. As these characters evolve from childhood to adulthood, their personal journeys mirror the collective struggle of a nation yearning for change, embarking on a quest fraught with suspense, romance, and intrigue—all while never losing sight of their noble mission.

Conrad is an ex-teacher who, (rather late in life), is trying to be a full-time writer.

John Grantner is a lifelong visual artist and desiner who has been crafting narratives and character studies his entire life. He has been a painter in oil and acrylic since his early teens. He’s also a fine art photographer and an abstract digital artist with a penchant for manipulating imagery to tell a story. Grantner is an observer of human behavior with a love of literature. When he escaped the workaday corporate treadmill, these traits came together to help him explore the written word as a creative medium.