8ight Research Labs is an international leader in research and development in the field of bio-signaling and infusion technology. The first to create biological signaling using wearable technology.

As a cutting-edge entrepreneur, Michelle Hanchey is engaging, energetic, and full of enthusiasm. She has a proven track record of providing motivational speeches and training for a variety of organizations including the National Association of Professional Women, UPS, Home Depot, and Coca-Cola. Described as, “high-energy”, “funny”, and “passionate” she delivers specific customized business content. You can bet Michelle will keep you on your toes when she asks you, "What's in Your Toolbox?"At age 26, she traded her microphone as an evening news anchor for an ABC affiliate for a hard-hat. Her first multi-million dollar company was an award-winning construction firm, with homes featured in Southern Living, Southern Homes, and Southern Accent. In addition, she was the featured builder for the Street of Dreams, and garnered a 6 page spread in the Atlanta Journal for her “Working Woman’s Home”. Though it has been over 35 years since she started her first company, Michelle never forgot and continues to apply the lessons learned from building homes to all her business ventures. Knowing that like a home a company needs a good foundation she has built three major business ventures from the ground into multi-million dollar international companies.

Operations Director: Global networking business located in 22 countries with sales volume of $20 million in the health care improvement industry. Responsible for all in-house operations from customer service, international shipping, as well as, inventory management, procurement, and contract management.

“Each home is a masterpiece showcasing quality and exclusive details,” Southern Living Magazine. Building new traditions, Michelle designed and built over $20 million in residential construction with a specialty in historical replica homes. Highlighted in magazines such as Southern Homes, Southern Living and Southern Accent. 1988 Street of Dreams “Working Woman’s Home” and a 6 page insert in the Atlanta Journal featuring the "Working Woman's Home".