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" Tyra Banks &amp;quot;I work to dismantle cookie-cutter perfect, and create Fiercely REAL fabulous.&amp;quot; Supermodel turned super mogul, Tyra Banks has broken down barriers to become a highly influential figure in media today. In 2003, Banks established Bankable, the parent company to the Digital, Studios and Books divisions, creating a multi-faceted company where beauty meets entertainment. Tyra became a pioneer in reality TV as the creator, executive producer and host of America&amp;#039;s Next Top Model, which is viewed in over 170 markets, with 20 international editions.  In 2005, Tyra became the first woman seen simultaneously on primetime and daytime with the launch of her own talk show as host and executive producer of the Emmy-winning The Tyra Show. In 2011, Tyra partnered with Demand Media for the launch of typeF.com, a revolutionary new fashion and beauty site. Most recently, Tyra has written her first young adult fantasy adventure novel Modelland, already #2 on the New York Times Best Seller List. Through all her endeavors, Tyra is committed to her personal mission to empower women and expand the definition of beauty. Ann Shoket &amp;quot;Be unique, be authentic!&amp;quot;  Ann Shoket is the editor-in-chief of Seventeen. In college she dreamed of being a novelist \u2014 until an internship at Rolling Stone reminded her how exciting magazines could be. And when she helped launch CosmoGIRL!, she realized how fun it was to work with teen girls! When Ann isn&amp;#039;t busy running things at Seventeen(!), she spends her free time eating Skittles (but not purple or green!), crushing on cute guys (obsessions include David Beckham and Taylor Lautner), applying cherry ChapStick, and looking at modern art. Roman Young, Director of Scouting, Wilhelmina Models &amp;quot;I am looking for more than just a pretty face.&amp;quot;  Born and raised in Hawaii, Roman decided to leave the surf and sand of the islands to pursue a career in the fashion industry and sent his resume to agencies in New York for unpaid internships. Fifteen years later he worked his way up to a Director&amp;#039;s position in one of the top agencies in the modeling industry, Wilhelmina Models. Responsible for jump starting and managing the careers of many top models, Roman spends much of his time circling the globe for new talent to mold into the next generation of fashion superstars. Profiled as &amp;quot;The Beauty Hunter&amp;quot; in the New York Times, Roman was trailed by their staff of reporters to showcase how he finds new talent. He can also be found on numerous television shows and documentaries as an industry expert on MTV, MSNBC, BET, E! Entertainment, Access Hollywood, Inside Edition, Entertainment Tonight, the America&amp;#039;s Next Top Model global franchise, fashion documentary &amp;quot;Bryant Park,&amp;quot; and is soon to be featured in the upcoming Bethann Hardison documentary &amp;quot;Invisible Beauty&amp;quot; as an outspoken advocate for diversity in the world of modeling... Gabi Gregg &amp;quot;Style knows no size!&amp;quot;  Gabi Gregg is the creator of the plus-size fashion and personal style blog GabiFresh (formerly Young, Fat and Fabulous), which she started in October 2008. After a quote in the New York Times and a feature on Good Morning America in early 2009, GabiFresh soon became one of the most well-known blogs in the world. Named one of the Ten Best Fashion Blogs by The Guardian, it has been featured in numerous publications, including Cosmopolitan, Glamour, and of course Seventeen. In the summer of 2010, Gabi hosted the first-ever plus size fashion blogger conference, which brought bloggers from around the world to New York City to meet with retailers, magazine editors, and the general public to discuss the future of plus-size fashion. Her growing popularity led her to become MTV&amp;#039;s first ever Twitter Jockey in August 2010. That December, she graced the cover of Black Enterprise, in which she shared social media advice for other young entrepreneurs. She works as a freelance fashion stylist and contributes to many websites, including Vogue Curvy. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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