Stefanie Schaeffer, Winner Of 'The Apprentice' VI, Hosts "The Future Is Bright"
Philanthropist, Attorney and Television Personality Lends Her Talent to Autism Live
LOS ANGELES, June 8, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Stefanie Schaeffer is now host of "The Future Is Bright" presented by the Autism Society of America on the Autism Live channel on YouTube. The show airs the first Monday of each month at 2PM EDT and 11AM PT. The show provides information, resources and hope to individuals and families living with autism. The Autism Society of America values the uniqueness of each person living with autism and strives to maximize their quality of life, to ensure they are treated with the highest level of dignity, and to help create a society in which their talents and skills are appreciated and valued.
Following her win on "The Apprentice," Stefanie was featured on the short list of TV Guide's most beautiful reality stars. She has since become a sought after television host, commentator and spokesperson. With her background as a trial attorney, she is comfortable and engaging as a public speaker inspiring women in particular. She will soon be launching "Strut Your Stuff" which will include audio and coaching and a book about achieving business success based on her 10 Principles of Networking, one of the main topics of her corporate and other speaking engagements.
Stefanie has been a special correspondent for TV Guide Channel and hosted a webisodic series, "Know Your Rights," in which she enlightened viewers about ways to use the legal system to resolve everyday issues. She hosted "Search Party" and was a judge and coach on "B Girl." She also hosted the TV show "The Hidden Jewels of Golf." Golf has definitely become a passion of Stefanie's and she plays in many major celebrity pro-am tournaments. Stefanie has also been a regular contributor to USA Radio Network's nationally syndicated morning show Daybreak USA and to Fabulously40.com in addition to many guest hosting stints and color commentary on The Golf Channel, Miss USA and more.
She works tirelessly for several charities and causes in addition to those devoted to autism awareness, information and research. She is committed to several children's charities and to cancer related efforts.
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