Dr. Gia Tatone is an experienced leader, educator, and award winning author who currently lectures for Robert Morris University, Penn State University, and Winebrenner Theological Seminary where she teaches organizational leadership, communication, and conflict resolution courses. Dr. Tatone has also developed leadership training for executive educational programs and has previously served on the Board of Trustees for the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh as Chair of the External Relations Committee and within local government. She has been featured as one of the top 50 influential women in the US in the book Role Call: Women’s Voices, and has recently co-led an international research team of 12 individuals to investigate God’s calling in the workplace through the prism of scripture. Dr. Tatone presents her scholarship both nationally and internationally, and lives in Western Pennsylvania with her husband.