MEET OUR TEAM
		David Giller  CEO of Positive World Enterprises and Co-founder of The "I'm A Person" Project, has a history and background in media outreach that spans over 30 years. As a true "Architect for Positive Change," his on-going partnerships and programs are strengthening community initiatives, providing cohesive frameworks that promote positive life skills and healthy choices.  Through his leadership, his company has garnered highly diversified clients, including Chambers of Commerce, Municipalities, Fortune 500 companies, the the United Nations, and the Department of Education. Thousands of children sing his empowering song, "I'm a Person" as a tool to build self-esteem.  Together with his partner, Helene Abrams, they have produced the "I'm A Person" Self-esteem Mini-Kit for use in schools and at home.  Positive World Enterprises produces positive reinforcement materials, programs and entertainment projects.
		Helene Abrams, President of Positive World Enterprises and Co-founder of The "I'm A Person" Project, has a background of 30 years expertise in the entertainment industry. Her capacity of bringing together Radio, Television, Film and Theater Arts as a Producer and Director, have established her as a forerunner in achieving a new media genre.  Her managerial and creative skills have forged successful programming concepts for numerous documentaries, television and film projects.  Among her many credits, she directed and filmed an eight week series for "The Hunger Project" filming Buckminster Fuller, Joan Holmes, Harry Chapin, and Werner Erhardt.  Helene has been recognized for her accomplishments as an actress in film, television, theater, and her appearance in over 100 commercials and on many TV talk shows.  Helene teamed up with Co-founder, David Giller, in 2002, to implement this project globally.
		Faye C. Feller, International Program Development Consultant, builds and designs partnerships with new educational initiatives, focusing on Peace Education, Diversity, Education for Sustainable Development, Arts, and Children's Human Rights. As Educational Director of Youth and Community Development Projects and Summits, Faye has produced and implemented Youth Service Learning Programs, both nationally and internationally.  She has held public office as a New York State Cultural Commissioner.  Her work has been featured on Public Televieion (WNET), and used for training Vista Americorps leaders. Currently, she is the Executive Director of the National Association of Women for the Arts, and the Co-Chair of the C.O.N.G.O. Education Committee at the United Nations.

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