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Mark Burnett is the founder of My Brain Restore™ and APDI, Inc., a company dedicated to advancing brain health and neurological support through innovative nutraceutical development. His work is rooted in a deeply personal journey after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and early Alzheimer’s, which inspired him to explore science-backed, nature-based approaches to cognitive wellness.

Burnett created My Brain Restore™ as a next-generation supplement designed to support the brain’s natural maintenance systems and promote clarity, focus, and overall cognitive function. Drawing from emerging research in neurological health and glymphatic system science, his mission is to make brain support more accessible for individuals facing age-related cognitive challenges and neurological conditions.

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Tony Martignetti is a leadership advisor, change strategist, and Chief Illumination Officer who helps leaders and organizations unlock their full potential through authentic leadership and purposeful transformation. With deep expertise in organizational transformation, workplace culture, and leadership development, he partners with executives and boards to build resilient, human-centered organizations that thrive in times of change.

Tony is a TEDx speaker, 2× best-selling author, and host of The Virtual Campfire Podcast, where he explores the stories and insights that shape courageous, purpose-driven leaders. Known for his practical and relatable approach, he empowers leaders to show up with greater authenticity, spark innovation, and create cultures where people and performance flourish.

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In this episode of T.R.O.N. Podcast, we sit down with Benoy Tamang to explore his journey, mindset, and the real lessons behind success and failure.

We talk about what it actually takes to grow in life and career, the challenges people don’t usually see, and the mindset shifts that can completely change your direction in life.

This is not a surface-level conversation — it’s a deep dive into resilience, growth, and the realities of building something meaningful.

In this episode, we cover:

• Lessons from failure and setbacks
• The truth about success and growth
• Real-life experiences and insights from Benoy’s journey

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Over the past year, Jean-Christian Rindoni’s perspective on business and life has evolved significantly. After more than two decades working across global markets in over 30 countries—building partnerships, managing supply chains, and developing international opportunities—he began to question the deeper purpose of business and the impact it creates.

Seeking clarity, he stepped away from constant activity and spent time in solitude in the mountains with his Labrador, Bud. During this period of reflection, he reexamined ideas of purpose, responsibility, and interconnectedness, ultimately viewing supply chains as ecosystems that can either extract or regenerate value.

This realization led to the creation of Symbiosis Infinity Group, an initiative focused on building responsible, ethical, and sustainable business ecosystems that bridge developing and developed markets. Today, his work centers on aligning profitability with social equity and environmental stewardship, redefining leadership as stewardship guided by purpose and awareness.

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Joining us today is Dr. CM Queen Williams—retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, board-certified Radiation Oncologist, and a powerful voice in cancer care, veteran advocacy, and women’s midlife health. With over 20 years of military and medical service, she has dedicated her career to caring for others both in and out of uniform.

Today, Dr. Williams focuses on helping individuals navigate complex medical systems with clarity and confidence—whether that’s understanding a new cancer diagnosis, advocating within the VA system, or addressing the often-overlooked realities of midlife health and survivorship.

Known for her ability to blend science with real-life experience, she brings honesty, compassion, and practical insight to conversations many people are afraid to have—from treatment decisions and medical burnout to life after cancer and the myths surrounding hormone therapy.

She is on a mission to bring clarity, truth, and compassion to some of the most difficult conversations in medicine—and we’re honored to have her here today.

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Jamie Sylvian is the author of The Executive Nomad Operating System and founder of Executive Nomad. With more than 30 years of executive-level consulting experience across sectors and countries, including board-level advisory work, he helps senior leaders rethink what comes next after corporate life.

Jamie works primarily with executives aged 40 to 60 who are transitioning out of traditional roles—whether through redundancy, burnout, or choice. Rather than guiding them toward another job, he shows them how to convert decades of leadership experience into location-independent advisory businesses through consulting, coaching, mentoring, non-executive director roles, and workshop facilitation.

His approach centers on intellectual property extraction—the idea that a career is not just a timeline, but a body of commercial IP that can be structured, packaged, and monetized. He helps clients navigate the psychological shift of leaving corporate identity, rewire their sense of authority outside organizations, and build flexible, portfolio-based careers without relying on influencer models.

Known for combining strategic clarity with practical execution frameworks, Jamie speaks on topics such as the challenges executives over 50 face in securing equivalent roles, the hidden identity shift required when leaving corporate life, and how to turn career disruption into opportunity. His work resonates with experienced professionals seeking more autonomy, purpose, and control in their next chapter.

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Kurt Avery is the founder and president of Sawyer Products, a company at the forefront of innovation in outdoor protection and humanitarian aid. With a background in marketing for Fortune 500 companies and an MBA from Kellogg School of Management, he launched Sawyer with a mission to develop practical, life-saving solutions—particularly in water filtration and insect repellents. Under his leadership, the company has grown into a global force, serving both outdoor enthusiasts and vulnerable communities around the world.

Since 2008, Sawyer has donated more than 90% of its profits annually, partnering with over 140 nonprofits across 80+ countries and improving the lives of more than 40 million people. Its clean-water initiatives have significantly reduced waterborne diseases and enhanced health outcomes in underserved regions worldwide. Kurt’s approach to business is grounded in purpose, faith, and impact—a philosophy he shares in his book Sawyer Think: How a Small Company Disrupts Markets and Changes the World.

Kurt and his work have been featured in major media outlets including The New York Times, Yahoo Finance, and Newsbreak. Known for blending innovation with mission-driven leadership, he continues to champion sustainable solutions that create lasting global change.

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Phil Gusmano is the Vice President of Better Made, one of Detroit’s most iconic and enduring snack brands. With nearly three decades at the company, he has played a key role in driving operations, preserving its rich heritage, and supporting continued growth in a competitive industry.

In addition to his leadership at Better Made, Gusmano was elected Chairman of SNAC International, formerly known as the Snack Food Association. In this role, he works closely with staff and industry leaders to address legislative challenges, develop programs that bring value to members, and help expand the organization’s reach.

A longtime advocate for the snack food industry, Gusmano has been actively involved with SNAC for more than 23 years. His combined experience, industry insight, and commitment to excellence have made him a respected leader both within Better Made and across the broader snack food community.

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