Meg Lindholm is a life-long radio and podcast listener, producer and creator, with stints at NPR and WNYC. She has her own podcast called Uplifted, - stories of adversity that lead to new insights for a better life. She's also a podcast consultant who enjoys helping people and organizations create their own podcasts. If interested in doing the same, you can contact her at [email protected] or on LinkedIn

Scot McRoberts leads the Virginia Council of CEOs, an independent non-profit association that serves CEOs of small and mid-sized companies in Virginia. He helped found the organization in 2000.

He is motivated by the mission of the Virginia Council of CEOs -- to connect the CEOs of small and mid-sized companies for learning and growth. Through the power of peers, he's had the privilege of seeing these entrepreneurs become better, happier, more successful CEOs. When last surveyed, 84% of the Council's members said that it was "the most valuable business association to which they belonged."

His Specialties Are: Bringing business people together; meaningful executive learning experiences; association management and governance; tying bow ties.

Trey Martin is a second degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a brown belt in Kodokan judo, and co-owner of Revolution BJJ. Trey brings a lifetime of grappling experience to every class. He began wrestling in 1979, at age 6. Trey continued to wrestle all through his middle school (Tuckahoe Middle School) and high school years (Freeman High School) and he has coached wrestling at Godwin High School. Trey started his formal training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at the end of 1997. He joined the BJJ Revolution team in 2002 at Richmond Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with Eric Burdo, and received his purple, brown, and black belts in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu from Julio “Foca” Fernandez, the “godfather of the BJJ Revolution Team.” Trey enjoys focusing most of his energy on improving the quality of training at Revolution BJJ, enjoying nothing more than teaching adult and kids’ classes.

Founded in 2010, Transcend Paranormal is a paranormal investigation team based out of Richmond, Virginia. Their services and investigations are completely free, and they strive to complete each investigation with the utmost professionalism. They strive to assist their clients in any way necessary.

Transcend Paranormal's mission is to investigate the presence of paranormal activity and phenomena, collect the best evidence through scientific methods in a professional manner, and to fully assist and help their clients in any way possible with any paranormal activity in their homes and locations, free of charge.

Nelson Chen Fernandez, MD has been a board certified family physician since 2010. He obtained his degree of Doctor in Medicine at the Universidad de Panama in 2004. He performed his residency at St. Francis Hospital in Wilmington, DE from 2007-2010, where he was also Chief Resident from 2009-2010. Dr. Fernandez received the AAFP Teaching Award in 2009. He was the Virginia Community Healthcare Association Provider of the year in 2013. He was also the Virginia Commonwealth University Clinical Preceptor for the School of Nursing in 2012 to 2014 and VCU Clinical Preceptor for 3rd year Medical.

As President of South River Compounding Pharmacy, Baylor Rice is a second generation pharmacist with an impressive track record as a compounding pharmacist and health professional. He has been a licensed pharmacist since 1994. After earning his degree at the Medical College of Virginia, he worked in community pharmacies. In 1998, Mr. Rice and his wife opened South River Compounding Pharmacy, Inc. His vision of treating each patient based on their individual needs and using a team approach by working together with the patients’ practitioner has proved to be quite successful with positive outcomes for the patients. Baylor believes that knowledge is a powerful tool and his goal is to educate people so they can actively participate in their own best health outcome.