Marianne Henly Clyde

As an expert in Personal Development and Life Transitions, for over 30 years, Marianne has been helping clients live more productive and abundant lives. She is an award-winning businessperson, psychotherapist, best-selling author, speaker, community leader and coach.

Along with seeing her clients, Marianne’s work has taken her to developing countries with World Hope International, and other organizations consulting and teaching trauma recovery to victims of rape, war, poverty, hunger, human trafficking, as well as child soldiers. She later founded Be the Change Foundation, a non-profit organization that trained and equipped women to be entrepreneurs.

Excited to embrace new challenges to have fun, stretch herself and make the world a better place, Marianne joined forces with Lorna to co-found Isn’t She Amazing. Through it, she uses her talents to support the growing population of women over 50 who are looking to create their best life. She is a MindValley Certified Hypnotherapist, trained by Paul McKenna.

Marianne’s books help free readers from destructive thought patterns while learning tools to change them. They include Peaceful Parenting: 10 Essential Principles (2013), UnLeashed: Practical Steps to Get Your Life Unstuck, (2017) and Zentivity: How to Eliminate Chaos, Stress and Discontent in Your Workplace (2018); and are all available on Amazon.

Lorna Martinez Magill

Lorna is a visionary executive with over 25 years’ experience in a variety of industries, including non-profit, government consulting/contracting, private industry, small business consulting and public accounting. An Expert in Organizational Structuring and Life Transitions, her passion and enthusiasm as a strategic financial leader led her to her role as Chief Financial Officer with the PATH Foundation. She loves working with organizations to help them maximize impact and growth, focusing on aligning priorities, resources, and processes to help clients achieve their mission.

After resigning from her position as CFO and becoming an official empty-nester, Lorna began navigating through the next chapter, struggling with how she wanted to spend the next phase of life. She was fortunate to find a tribe of women who helped her gain clarity, and she brings the experience of having “been there” to every interaction of Isn’t She Amazing.

She is committed to continuous learning and constantly looks for innovative ways to move projects forward, stating “I would like to use my personal experience to help women grappling with the question of “Now What?”