We are Avery and Brian Baker, a father-and-son duo with a passion for building positive and healthy relationships among families and within organizations. As dynamic motivational speakers and book authors of ‘Love Wins: 5 Keys to Strengthen Your Relationships – A Parent and Child Perspective,’ we provide a unique and multi-generational approach to relationship empowerment through The Avery and Brian Experience.What started as a conversation over dinner about helping our local community has led us to speak in front of audiences from around the globe. We have presented keynote addresses at all types of events, such as:Business Leadership EventsCollege Faculty RetreatsCorporate ConferencesUnified School District EventsBefore we started helping people have conversations that matter, we had our own obstacles to overcome as father and son. Our story is an example that no matter what happens in your relationship, it can be improved!About AveryAvery is a master at the art of relationship building, and has used that mastery to forge meaningful friendships with people all around the world. He is a graduate of Sacramento State University, where he graduated in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in economics and a minor in communications. He has studied in Sydney, Australia, and interned at the Washington, DC public relations firm Kglobal. As an avid traveler, he has visited eight countries on three continents since 2018. Avery also has extensive work experience in collegiate athletics, community activism, and public speaking.About BrianBrian spent more than 20 years in Executive Sales Leadership positions with AT&T and Bank of America. During that time he coached and developed management personnel, and generated over 25 million dollars in sales revenue. In 2018, he retired from corporate America to found his own company, Respectology. He is a certified social and emotional intelligence coach, a Train-the-Trainer Facilitator, and a 2015 TEDx presenter. Additionally, Brian has been honored as a Jr NBA/WNBA Coach of the Year recipient. This annual award is given to only thirty coaches out of more than 50,000 in the United States and Canada. Brian is an alumnus of San Francisco State University.