达雷尔•穆利斯（Darrel Mullis）

达雷尔•穆利斯担任EDI公司的培训与开发部经理长达12年。他讲授EDI的学习技巧，并为培训者开发出一套培训教程。穆利斯通过300多个成功的会计游戏研讨班，为数千名美国人进行了财务知识的培训。穆利斯与他四个女儿目前居住在科罗拉多州的路易斯维尔市。

朱迪斯•奥洛夫（Judith Orloff）

在过去的25年里，朱迪斯•奥洛夫通过认识自我意识和教育一直在帮助人们改变生活，她的最伟大成就之一便是在佛蒙特州建立了柏灵顿学院，在那里她还开设了人际心理学的学士学位课程。此外，奥洛夫还是教育新发现公司（EDI）的创始人。

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