One of the best reasons to attend the 2006 Rehabilitation & Transition Conference is the unprecedented gathering of top-notch presenters, leaders, and experts in the field of rehabilitation and transition. You won't find a gathering like this at any other conference.
Our speaker list is growing daily...
Download a list of current sessions and speakers: | PDF | WORD |
Please check back regularly to see who we have lined up for you.
The speakers and agenda are set for the 2006 Rehabilitation and Transition Conference, but you are welcome to submit a presentation idea for the 2007 conference which will also be on March 21 to the 23, 2007 at the American Club in Kohler, Wisconsin.
At the peak of a blossoming tennis career, while just a junior in high school, Randy Snow was injured in a farming accident, which left him without the use of his legs. Since then he has become a business owner and nationally recognized sales associate, a Fortune 500 speaker and one of the most successful gold medal wheelchair athletes in history. Because of his achievements, he received the Paralympic torch from President Clinton in Washington, kicking off the Atlanta Paralympic Games in 1996. In 2004, he was the first Paralympian inducted into the Olympic Hall of Fame.
Featured on CNN, ESPN and in USA Today, he is a gold medalist, a published author, a past MVP sales associate and the president of an achievement company called NO "XQs" (no excuse), Inc. His life represents the idea of discovering options and finding new opportunities. Randy Snow has proven that in order to succeed today, you must have a 100% able-bodied mind! Managing change and capitalizing on opportunities under the most challenging of circumstances are things leaders do every day. One asset everyone has access to – his or her own personal history – can be an advantage when dealing with a difficult situation. Randy Snow knows firsthand how important an individual's unique experience is to success. Drawing from his personal business successes, medal winning Olympic competitions, and the lessons learned while accepting a spinal cord injury, Randy inspires audiences to embrace change, work together and achieve extraordinary results.
For thirty years Tom Jadin was on staff at Wisconsin's Winnebago mental health institute where he held a variety of clinical, supervisory, and administrative positions.
Currently, Tom operates a private counseling service for individuals and families and is a part-time instructor for the University of Wisconsin. He is also an internationally recognized speaker, trainer, and consultant in a wide array of topics to private corporations and public agencies throughout the United States and Canada. He has published and presented over 30 papers and has 10 films to his credit.
Most important to Tom, however, is the fact that he is a husband, father, pilot, and a genuine motorcycle nut!
RFW offers a variety of training and educational opportunities to its members and the rehabilitation community including Professional Development Seminars (PDS), an other special conferences and training events.
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