We had a great leadership chat with Jessica Gonzalez, Medina, and Clark Lagemann. 

We discussed: 

1. How they have pivoted during crisis 

2. What strategies have helped them the most 

3. What challenges they have overcome 

4. What support programs have helped 

Jessica is a lifelong, NJ entrepreneur and self-starter. She founded her company, InCharged, 10 years ago by selling everything she had, moving in with her parents, and working three jobs - all while retaining 100% ownership. Over the last decade, she's grown InCharged into an event tech fixture. 

Medina is a strategist and creative designer committed to the empowerment of multicultural founders. He got his start as a graphic designer and art director before becoming chairman of graphic design and animation at Anthem Institute. In 2008 he co-created MEDINA = CITI, a design haus that led campaigns for Xbox, Pepsi, others. 

Clark is a seasoned entrepreneur and innovator who partners with CEOs and healthcare executives to deliver fully integrated, health coaching and patient support platforms that help drive more meaningful engagement. Prior, he had a successful corporate career in sales/marketing.