Olga Isabel Nodarse and Raúl Edu ChaoAt the age of 16, with her parents imprisoned for Marxism, Olga Isabel Nodarse went into exile as Pedro Pan, leading and in charge of a group of children from five to thirteen years of age. She began her undergraduate studies at Trinity College, in Wshington, where she graduated receiving the T PIN, an honor awarded to the most deserving graduate, and receiving a Kellogg Scholarship to continue studies at The School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University. In 2005, Olga founded The Cuba Corps to help opponents and dissidents in Cuba to rebuild a civil society on the Island. In recent years, she has worked to publicize the art of Cuban and Cuban-American artists. In addition to working for free speech and parental rights, Olga continues her work against Marxists and Communists-wherever she wants them to be Raúl Eduardo Chao received his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University and after a brief stint in industry spent 18 years in academia, as Full Professor and Director of the Departments of Chemical Engineering at the Universities of Puerto Rico and Detroit. In 1986 he founded a consulting firm focused on helping businesses and government agencies develop a positive work environment and implement process improvement techniques to ensure simultaneous increases in productivity and quality. The Systema Group had Fortune 100 companies and various federal and state organizations, both in the US and abroad, as clients. As President of Systema, Chao has written more than 40 books on Cuban management, politics, science and history, and numerous articles in newspapers and professional magazines. Read More Read Less