Jenet Erickson, affiliated scholar of the Wheatley Institution, identifies the challenges children face in today's society, within the context of evolving and non-traditional family structures.

Former CEO (Now Senior Partner) of Deloitte, Jim Quigley, shares lessons and experiences for future business leaders.

Nicholas Eberstadt, Henry Wendt Chair at the American Enterprise Institute and renowned political economist and demographer, offers a unique look into America's biggest demographic crisis yet: men without work. American men seem to be leaving the labor force in greater numbers than at any other time in the history of the world. The problem is uniquely American. Dr. Eberstadt explores why this is happening, what these men are doing instead, and what consequences it has on the American economy and culture.

Roger B. Porter, IBM Professor of Business and Government at Harvard University, draws on his extensive experience as both a member of three Presidential Administrations and a distinguished political scholar in order to provide insight to the uniqueness of the past election and what outcomes it will lead to.

It is the responsibility of the individual to share, promote, and exemplify the ideals of worldwide, cross-denominational religious liberty and human rights.

David N. Saperstein is the Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom. His address discusses current efforts to expand and protect freedom of religion around the world.

Ryan T. Anderson discusses social justice in today's modern political complexities.

Robert P. George, McCormick Chair in Jurisprudence, Princeton University, discusses America's history and understanding of religious freedom. He goes into more detail speaking about the government's role in religious institutions. George tackles questions in the discussion further diving into this topic.

Ronald K. Mitchell, the Jean Austin Bagley Regents' Chair in Management at Texas Tech University, speaks on economic institutions and how they can improve society.

Kim Cameron, professor at the University of Michigan, speaks on the heliotropic effect, and how focusing on positivity affects people