Mary Killelea is a driven and successful woman with 20+ years of marketing experience.

She spent 16 years as a successful entrepreneur helping small businesses with web design and SEO and more recently has held a variety of marketing strategy roles for Intel.

She is always perusing her passions and these days you’ll find her working on her 2bBolder podcast, A podcast she recently created that features successful women sharing career insights for the next generation of women in business and tech.

Morning show host and program director at B105.7 in Indianapolis and licensed therapist for couples and individuals on Indy's south side. Sean Copeland shares insights into how you can deal with the stresses of working alone, the rejection of losing auditions, and working alone.

MARC CASHMAN is one of the few people in the commercial production business

on “both sides of the glass”—as an award-winning Radio and TV commercial producer, as well as a working voice actor.

Voice President of Cashman Commercials, Marc creates and produces music and copy advertising for Radio, TV, and Internet, and has won over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, on behalf of hundreds of ad agencies and clients across the country. Voted one of the “Best Voices of the Year” by AudioFile Magazine three times—and an Audie winner—Marc is a veteran voice actor with over 40 years of studio experience in Radio, TV and Internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and narrating over 200 audiobooks. Author of one of the best-selling books on voice acting, “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career,” Marc is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country. In addition to his production schedule, Marc has taught undergraduate and graduate students at USC, UCLA, and California Institute of the Arts, and instructs voice-acting of all levels through his classes through The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques in Los Angeles, CA. He also coaches voice actors worldwide, produces V-O demos, and pens online columns for Backstage. Marc is also a guest speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries and has been a Keynote Speaker or Master Class instructor at VOICE 2008, 2010. 2012 and 2014; VO Atlanta 2013, VO Mastery 2017, and WOVoCON 2018 and 2019. He’s been interviewed in dozens of newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and Internet podcasts.

Emmett Andrew is a professional audio tech, radio pro for over 12 years. Working for companies like: Emmis Communications, Sweetwater, and Learfield Sports. He consults on audio and studio and an Author of the book VO Studio Companion.

Greg McGuik is producer and engineer of voice over projects, musician, and composer.

He’s also a bit obsessed with keyboards …

he got his first synthesizer in 1979 before he got his first car.

As a musician, he plays with The Woomblies, Jenny DeVoe ….

and has opened for Yes, Kansas, Little Feat, Big Head Todd & the Monsters, and others.

He’s been a full time, commissioned composer for over 20 years,

writing for clients like Rolls-Royce, RCA, Purdue University, the Indiana Pacers,

DISH Network, the Hoosier Lottery, and others.

Honing his craft as a Music Director, writing, producing, and composing,

at Bennett Innovations for many years, in 2016 he branched out on his own …

and works at his custom build studio with his two assistants (dogs): Suki and Izzy.

David Wood has been a successful broadcast executive, audiobook narrator, the voice of the Age of Ideas podcast, and certified dog trainer. These varied career paths have put him in the position of hiring talent and being the hired talent. His experience in hiring has given him great insight into getting hired. He says his dog training business taught him how to get more repeat business in voice over.

Katy Smith is an account manager with KM&A, a marketing agency based in Indianapolis & Tampa. From the accounts she leads to the causes she supports;

Katy is dedicated to doing good things for good people.

With passion, persistence, and a lot of cherry tomatoes to snack on

(yeah, you heard that right) – she leverages her expertise to transform regional and national brands alike.

Lou Diamond is a speaker, consultant, best-selling author, and podcaster... He is also CEO of THRIVE, a company focused on helping brands become even more amazing through the power of connecting. When he isn’t speaking or working on his top-rated Thrive LOUD podcast, he is watching his kids grow up too fast, obsessing over how bad his sports teams are, listening to country music…and playing some ‘not-so-great’ golf. Lou Diamond lives in New York City, New York with his family