Kirsten Liegmann has a Master of Business Administration degree in Sustainable Management from Presidio School of Management and is President of Foundation for Humanity. She has served as Director of Operations, Finance and Accounting for Gaia University, an international university dedicated to the advancement of ecological and social projects worldwide where she has created and implemented system designs for every quadrant of the organization including operations, accounting, finance, business development, regional center development, database design & implementation, student admissions and advisory services. She has an extensive knowledge of organizational system design in both non-profit and for-profit environments. She is a passionate champion for a new humanity that is ushering in a new way of living and a new way of being, one that is aligned and harmonized with the Earth and claims our birthright as magnificent crafters of our own experience. Weaving together decades of training in business, sustainability, and conscious evolution, she assists people to remove their fears, resistance, and egos to become the joyful, life-filled, empowered designers of their lives.

Sheryl Silbaugh has a unique way of assessing patterns. Years of pouring over financial statements and interpreting behavior and risk gives her a very informed perspective about financial patterns and human behavior. She is not only a writer, speaker, and transformational coach, but also a senior vice president of Bank of America. She is founder of LemonadeMakers.org and passionate about inspiring women to transform grief into gold.

In April 2010, Sheryl suffered the loss of her nephew, who was randomly killed by a gang member. The idea of LemonadeMakers came from her grief. She experienced firsthand the creative power of transformation. She started a small Facebook presence that has grown from 500 followers in July 2015 to over 31,300 in August 2016. She demonstrates how to take life’s lemons and make lemonade. She is a skilled guide for those experiencing transition or loss. When we let go of what no longer serves us, and open ourselves to our soul’s calling, we naturally create immense value. We uncover the treasures and let the rest blow away on the winds of healing.

Sheryl certainly has a unique perspective on money, as she has created and implemented guidelines, policies, and procedures, for banks, savings and loans, and mortgage companies for over 35 years. She is currently a senior vice president at Bank of America. She has extensive knowledge of mortgage finance, having held positions in every area of the industry. She has taught mortgage finance to loan officers, loan processors, loan underwriters, and real-estate agents because of her extensive knowledge of accounting and finance. This means she has looked at the financial stories of countless borrowers and has a fascinating view on the behaviors and values of modern Americans.

As a writer, speaker, and coach, she aims to support women to create blossom in every area of their lives. She provides insights on how to collaborate together to manifest their dreams. A mother of four grown children and grandchildren, she is also a life-long learner and curious explorer, having studied as a reiki practitioner, herbologist, and aromatherapist. She is passionate about exploring our inner world to see what needs to be transformed.