Greg Liberman is the co-founder of Shape+Store, a company he launched with his wife Maya in 2013 to make home cooking more convenient and accessible. With a background in technology, sales, marketing, and finance, Greg helped develop a line of patented freezer containers that simplify portioning and storing foods, reducing waste and saving time. Their innovative approach has gained national exposure through platforms like QVC, HSN, and Dragon’s Den, positioning Shape+Store as a unique solution in the home and kitchen space.

Lilit Muradyan is an entrepreneur and humanitarian dedicated to transforming mental health and addiction recovery. As the founder and CEO of Licasa Treatment Center, she has built programs focused on holistic care, personalized treatment, and long-term emotional resilience. Beyond her work in treatment centers, Lilit is a strong advocate for ethical practices in the industry, speaking out against harmful protocols and promoting transparency, accessibility, and compassionate care. Her mission centers on honoring each individual’s unique journey to recovery while empowering others, particularly women, through her work.

Dashon Goldson is a former NFL All-Pro safety known for his leadership and physical style of play, most notably during his time with the San Francisco 49ers’ Super Bowl XLVII team. A two-time Pro Bowl selection, he built a reputation as one of the most impactful defenders of his era. Now transitioning into coaching, Goldson is focused on mentoring young athletes with the San Fernando Valley Chargers while gaining experience through NFL coaching programs. He is channeling his on-field expertise into developing the next generation and pursuing a long-term future in football leadership.

Hardik Jagda is the Founder and CEO of Proximity Works, an AI-native technology company transforming how sports leagues, broadcasters, and media platforms monetize content. Since its launch in 2019, the company has evolved into a full AI-driven ecosystem spanning consulting, SaaS, media, and venture, building real-time analytics and content systems that turn gameplay and data into revenue-generating assets. Raised in Mumbai, Hardik’s hands-on experience across multiple startups shaped his practical approach to simplifying complex AI and blending it with storytelling to help organizations scale with clarity and speed.

Nathan White is a leading healthcare innovator and CEO of Cibolo Health, where he is addressing the rural healthcare crisis through High Value Networks (HVNs). His model connects independent hospitals to improve care quality, access, and financial sustainability without forcing consolidation. With over 20 years of experience, including scaling Sanford Health from $350 million to $6.5 billion in revenue, Nathan’s work has driven measurable impact—reducing readmissions and significantly improving patient outcomes—while championing collaboration as the future of resilient healthcare systems.

Jeff Civillico is a former Las Vegas headliner turned Hall of Fame keynote speaker who specializes in leadership, engagement, and culture-building. Known for combining clean comedy with meaningful audience interaction, he creates experiences that go beyond entertainment to drive real connection and impact. Following his widely viewed TEDx talk, he developed a research-backed framework on “Everyday Influence,” helping organizations build stronger cultures rooted in ownership and accountability. In addition to his speaking career, Jeff leads Win Win Charity and continues to inspire through his comedy special, showcasing his journey of persistence, purpose, and connection.

Brian Rosen is a third-generation leader in the adult beverage industry and General Partner of InvestBev, the largest private equity platform dedicated to the sector. Under his leadership, the firm has grown to manage over $500 million in assets across multiple investment strategies, earning recognition as Preqin’s Growth Fund of the Year in 2024. A highly respected voice in the industry, Rosen has received numerous accolades and is a frequent keynote speaker, with his insights featured across major media outlets and global conferences.

Chris McCuiston is the co-founder of Goldfish Swim School, a leading North American franchise with more than 190 locations and over 130 in development. Inspired by gaps in traditional swim instruction, they created the Science of SwimPlay® curriculum, blending guided play with structured learning to help children build confidence and essential water safety skills. Their innovative approach has made Goldfish Swim School a top-ranked franchise, while their mission-driven work continues to expand access to swim education through community partnerships and safety initiatives.

Austin Holmes is a Navy Special Operations veteran turned serial entrepreneur and founder of Signal Raptor, a DIY PR platform designed to help businesses gain media exposure affordably. With a background that spans building a 7-figure real estate portfolio and launching multiple ventures, Austin brings a systems-driven approach to growth. His work focuses on empowering founders to take control of their narrative, amplify their voice, and scale their businesses with clarity and purpose.

Jim Oliver rose from a challenging childhood in foster care and periods of homelessness to become a leading authority on the Infinite Banking Concept. Mentored by pioneer R. Nelson Nash, he built a career helping individuals and businesses take control of their finances and create sustainable wealth. As the founder of CreateTailwind and host of the Breakaway Wealth podcast, Oliver has launched or acquired over 30 businesses across multiple industries, using IBC strategies to drive growth and financial independence. Today, he is a sought-after speaker and coach, known for empowering entrepreneurs with practical wealth-building frameworks.

Stacey Moore is the founder and commissioner of the American Cornhole League (ACL), where he transformed a casual backyard game into a nationally recognized sport featured on ESPN. Under his leadership, the ACL has become one of the fastest-growing sports leagues in the U.S., with ambitions for global expansion and Olympic recognition. Prior to launching the league, Moore built a successful career in finance, serving as a portfolio manager at Bank of America and earning top rankings for his investment performance, while also actively investing in and advising multiple entrepreneurial ventures.

Alane Paulley is a leader in the wellness and biohacking space, serving as President and COO of MagnaWave PEMF and spearheading innovation in pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) technology. She played a key role in developing AuraWell, the first FDA-cleared, over-the-counter medical-grade PEMF device, making advanced recovery tools more accessible to consumers. Expanding her impact, she founded Vyfy Wellness Club, an integrative wellness studio offering cutting-edge therapies, while also co-founding A Recipe to End Hunger. Through her work, Paulley is redefining modern wellness by bridging technology, accessibility, and holistic health.

Brianna Sylver is the founder and president of Sylver Consulting and a globally recognized expert in innovation and leadership. She helps organizations navigate disruption by turning uncertainty into opportunities for growth, having worked with major brands like Bloomberg, PepsiCo, NASA, Marriott International, and Mozilla. Her book Leading Through Free Fall has been recognized as a powerful guide for transforming turbulence into competitive advantage. From launching her firm in her apartment closet to building a global consultancy operating in 39 countries, Sylver’s leadership philosophy emphasizes purpose, resilience, and service, supported by her early adoption of AI and her work advising businesses of all sizes.

David Goldberg is a strategic communication coach and CEO of Edge Studio, known for helping over 10,000 professionals—from CEOs to entrepreneurs—master how they communicate. He identified a critical gap in business: while companies focus heavily on visual branding, they often overlook the impact of how their people sound. Through his unique ability to analyze speech patterns and messaging, he helps clients make stronger first impressions and achieve better outcomes across presentations, media appearances, and high-stakes conversations. His work spans coaching, voice direction, and training, earning him recognition as a top expert in speaking and presence.

Mark Meckler is a prominent grassroots leader and co-founder of Tea Party Patriots, a nationwide movement of millions of volunteers that played a significant role in reshaping U.S. political dynamics. He currently serves as president of Convention of States Action, where he leads efforts to mobilize citizens around constitutional reform through an Article V convention. Known for his energetic leadership and ability to inspire large-scale participation, Meckler continues to drive a mission centered on restoring liberty and rebalancing federal power through grassroots engagement.

Kevin Jordan is the CEO of MAXXX Performance, where he combines sports, mental health, and innovation to advance mental fitness through AI-driven technology. With over a decade of leadership experience, he focuses on strategic excellence and building collaborative, high-performing teams. His background in behavioral health shapes the company’s mission to make mental fitness more accessible to athletes, supported by initiatives like the launch of the MAXXX Performance mobile app. Previously, as CEO of Adaptive Behavioral Services, he expanded Telehealth services across Western Pennsylvania and continues to contribute to the sports world as a certified NFL Player Representative.

Rick Karr is the CEO and co-founder of PEARL, alongside James Shipley. A seasoned entrepreneur, Karr has built and exited multiple businesses before focusing on helping clinicians grow and scale peptide-based practices. Through PEARL, he provides healthcare professionals with education, high-quality U.S.-made research peptides, and strategic support to develop successful programs. By prioritizing trust, research, and long-term partnerships, Karr and his team are helping elevate standards and drive innovation across the peptide and healthcare industry.

Hardik Jagda is the Founder and CEO of Proximity Works, an AI-native technology company helping sports leagues, broadcasters, and media platforms drive revenue through advanced content, analytics, and fan engagement systems. Since its launch in 2019, the company has evolved into a full AI ecosystem spanning consulting, SaaS, media, and venture, building real-time analytics tools and scalable content workflows that transform sports data into monetizable products. Raised in Mumbai, Hardik built his career through hands-on experience across multiple startups, developing a strong bias for action and a unique ability to simplify complex AI into practical, high-impact solutions that help organizations scale efficiently without losing creative clarity.

Randy Lyman is a physicist, entrepreneur, and emotional intelligence expert who blends scientific thinking with personal and spiritual development. After building and exiting multiple eight-figure companies, he shifted his focus to helping individuals and organizations achieve higher performance through emotional awareness, authenticity, and self-mastery. Through his teachings and his book The Third Element, Lyman explores how unprocessed emotions shape outcomes and limit potential, offering practical tools to unlock emotional freedom. His work emphasizes the balance between strength and vulnerability as the foundation for meaningful leadership and lasting personal growth.

Darren Frank is a leadership and business growth expert, licensed tax attorney, and the founder of Anima Strategy and co-founder of Infusive. He works with entrepreneurs, business owners, and medical professionals to help them scale companies, build high-performing teams, and navigate major transitions such as strategic exits and reinvention. Having built and sold his own company to a private equity firm, Frank brings firsthand experience in guiding leaders through the personal and professional challenges that often follow a liquidity event. Through Infusive, he helps doctors expand their practices by integrating services like IV vitamin infusions and peptides while improving operations and supply chains. His earlier career included advising international clients at Grant Thornton and Mayer Brown, and he is preparing to release his upcoming book Unfettered in 2026, which explores a more intentional approach to leadership and success.

Entrepreneurs Aden and Brett are the founders of TACHI AI, an innovative post-production platform designed to transform the film and television editing process. Recently emerging from stealth after being featured in Deadline, TACHI AI focuses on utility AI rather than generative AI, helping editors dramatically reduce post-production time—by as much as 95%—while still maintaining full creative control. The platform is built to streamline complex workflows and accelerate production timelines without replacing human creativity.

Winston Zin is the founder and CEO of Impakt, an AI-powered fitness platform that uses computer vision to transform real-world workouts into measurable digital data. A graduate of University of California, Berkeley, Zin previously founded the smart-home technology company Aeotec, which was later acquired. After years of building global hardware and IoT businesses, he shifted his focus to health and longevity, creating Impakt to help people build healthier habits through AI-driven insights. By converting everyday movement into meaningful performance data, Zin believes computer vision can revolutionize fitness much like motion controls reshaped gaming—ultimately helping people add healthier years to their lives.

Bob Burg is a Hall-of-Fame speaker and the coauthor of the international bestselling business parable The Go-Giver, which has sold over 1.5 million copies and been translated into 30 languages. With more than 30 years of experience, Burg teaches companies and sales professionals how shifting the focus from getting to giving can build stronger relationships and drive long-term success. Through his speaking, training, and Substack newsletter Daily Impact, he helps leaders communicate their value, sell with less resistance, and grow their businesses using relationship-based strategies like Endless Referrals.

Phil Scully is a seasoned investor and venture capitalist, co-founding Balerion Space Ventures in 2022, where he serves as General Partner. Focused on the emerging space and defense economy, Scully has been an early investor in companies advancing aerospace, satellite technology, and national security infrastructure. His career spans roles at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Capital Group, and Credit Suisse, giving him deep expertise in financial services, asset management, and venture capital. He leverages this background to guide early-stage ventures and shape the future of technology-driven industries.

Jason Wild is a partner at Paradox Strategies, advising CEOs and leadership teams on innovation, transformation, and scalable leadership practices. A former senior executive at Microsoft, Salesforce, and IBM, Wild has led initiatives in 39 countries for organizations including NATO, NASA, Disney, Walmart, and Zara. Notable achievements include founding Salesforce’s global innovation team Ignite and helping launch IBM’s Watsonx. His new book, Genius at Scale (March 3, 2026), explores how great leaders move from generating ideas to scaling them through collaboration, experimentation, and co-creation both inside and beyond organizational boundaries. Wild continues to speak globally on leadership, AI, and organizational transformation.

Glen Dunzweiler has been working to address homelessness in the United States since 2010, exploring complex questions about how society responds when individuals cannot—or choose not to—succeed within existing systems. Through his concept “The Moralists,” he examines the ethical dilemmas that arise when people take direct action to solve social problems that institutions struggle to address. Dunzweiler tells these stories across multiple platforms, including documentaries, narrative films, books, podcasts, and live storytelling. His work includes the feature documentary yHomeless? and books such as Things I've Learned from the Homeless and The Moralists, which challenge audiences to rethink responsibility, entrepreneurship, and social impact.

René Marsh is a national correspondent for CNN with more than two decades of experience reporting impactful stories. After losing her two-year-old son, Blake, to brain cancer, Marsh turned to writing children’s books to help families navigate grief and emotional change. Her first book, The Miracle Workers: Boy vs. Beast, gained national attention and donated all proceeds to pediatric brain cancer research. Her newest book, The Nature of Change: Lessons of Determination, Resilience, and Hope from the Outside World, uses the story of two siblings exploring nature to teach young readers resilience, hope, and emotional growth during life’s transitions.

Lacey Cadieux-McLean is the founder and CEO of Rhubaia, a women’s professional clothing company focused on non-toxic, eco-conscious materials. Combining fashion with technology, the brand also includes an AI-powered virtual closet app designed to help women simplify their wardrobes and reduce clothing waste. With more than 15 years of experience in tech project management, Cadieux-McLean created Rhubaia to address the lack of elegant, sustainable business attire while building a global fashion-tech platform launching in more than 175 countries.