Wellness expert and sought-after speaker. Dr. Brad will inform, awaken, empower and entertain. His deep passion for health and full human potential is palpable every time he lectures. Dr. Brad Ellisor DC graduated from Life West Chiropractic College in 2004 and has practiced in the Pacific Northwest ever since. He has dedicated his practice to […]

Dr. Bai is the founder and CEO of CloseForChiro, a company that teaches chiropractors one of the most important aspects to any business … how to get a YES from your patients. Nothing is more discouraging than a spending time and money on new patient acquisition and patients in end saying, “I need to think […]

Chiropractic is in Tristan’s blood. Literally. As a future 3rd generation, Chiropractor Tristan decided to bring everything he knew growing up in a Chiropractic office to Silicone Valley. It must have worked as he became a part of several startups that found success, most recently DoctorBase (acquired by Kareo). Now he brings his passion to […]

Dr. Tim McFadden earned his degree in Chiropractic at the prestigious Fountainhead of Chiropractic, Palmer College, in Davenport, Iowa. Dr. Tim received an MBA education from University of Phoenix after graduating from Brigham Young University with a degree in English. After his studies at Palmer, Dr. Tim had the opportunity to train with one of […]

Dr. Daniel Knowles, who is known as Dr. Danny, developed the Mile HIgh Movement, after years of experience as a successful chiropractor, consultant, mentor and teacher. He has been running his own chiropractic practice since 1997. After graduating from New York University with honors in 1992, he attended Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic, graduating in […]

Dr. Matt Walker has always had sound business sense and at first seemed destined to work his way up through Corporate America, having accepted his first job working for a Fortune 50 financial company and starting his own Real Estate investment portfolio at 21 years old. But he quickly realized Corporate America wasn’t for him […]