CEO and co-founder of IndieFlix, an award-winning filmmaker, and a changemaker in using film as a catalyst for social impact.

Celeste Burgoyne is the former President of Lululemon and a dynamic leader known for her visionary approach to retail and deep commitment to empowering women in business.

Darleen Santore, known as "Coach Dar," is a best-selling author, speaker, and former Phoenix Suns Mental Skills Coach whose journey through multiple strokes ignited her mission to help others unlock their inner greatness. As a personal story mentor and occupational therapist, she empowers people to thrive through adversity with purpose and resilience.

Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Recognize, Former CEO of Cognizant, Fortune Business Person of the Year, and Philanthropist.

Susan Dunnett is Professor and Personal Chair of Consumer Culture and Society at the University of Edinburgh Business School, specializing in branding, consumer vulnerability, and healthcare consumerism. Her research explores how branding intersects with identity and social support, particularly in contexts of illness and stigma.

Founder and CEO of Ingeniux, a Seattle-based software company specializing in intelligent content management and digital experience platforms. With a background spanning technology, digital publishing, and media, he has spent more than two decades helping organizations improve how they create, manage, and deliver enterprise content.

Award-winning filmmaker, author, and founder of The Warren Report. Host of the critically acclaimed series The High Bar, Warren is a master storyteller and mentor, known for his ability to unlock creativity and elevate narratives.

Actor in The Dark Knight, Babel, A Dolphin Tale (1 & 2), and Marley & Me. Nathan is also a talented writer, director, and acting coach with a passion for guiding young creatives.

Retired U.S. Army Major and West Point graduate. A highly decorated leader and former Apache helicopter pilot with extensive missions in Afghanistan, Gerald overcame significant adversity to become a respected expert in leadership and resilience.

Former U.S. Special Ambassador and Georgetown University professor. Doug specializes in business ethics and leadership, inspiring the next generation of changemakers.

Emmy-nominated Director, Producer, and Writer; Actor (notable for Thirtysomething, Grey’s Anatomy, and The Cure).

Creator and former executive producer of PBS’s American Masters and documentary filmmaker for HBO. An acclaimed filmmaker, Susan has directed documentaries on icons like Steven Spielberg, Billy Joel, and Jane Fonda.

CEO and strategist for Seattle-based storytelling venture StoryQ. Former writer and photo editor at TIME Magazine, founder of Jade’s ToyBox and the youth talent development nonprofit PALNYC. Managing editor at the UHNW Institute and NYC-based angel investor specializing in early-stage impact investing.

Director of The Prodigy Project, CEO of Voast, and Principal at StoryQ. Max is a social purposed entrepreneur with a long history of niche start ups in addition to over 14 years of experience running camps for young adults.

Director, Filmmaker, and Storyteller known for his creative approach to visual storytelling across various media.

Paige MacLean is a lecturer at Yale School of Management and philanthropic advisor, specializing in strategic, high-impact giving with over 25 years of experience in nonprofit leadership.

Named Innovator of the Year for her groundbreaking work addressing hunger solutions in New Hampshire. Tania is a passionate advocate for systemic change in food security.

Keiron McCammon is a seasoned tech entrepreneur and product strategist who has co-founded and led multiple successful startups to exit in the internet, mobile, and e-commerce sectors.

A multi-award-winning filmmaker known for her innovative storytelling and captivating visual style.

Provost of Oriel College, Oxford University, and a Commissioner for Cultural Recovery and Renewal. A seasoned entrepreneur across film, design, marketing, and technology sectors, Neil bridges academia and industry innovation.

Executive Chairman of Equinix, a leading $10 billion technology company.

Acclaimed author, filmmaker, and storytelling instructor at Pixar. Brian's storytelling principles have shaped some of the most beloved stories in modern cinema.

Academy Award-winning writer and director, celebrated for The Usual Suspects, the Mission: Impossible series, and Jack Reacher. Chris brings invaluable expertise in crafting compelling stories for the screen.

Chris Millar is a New Zealand-born tech entrepreneur specializing in international security systems and monetary policy. With deep expertise in global finance and cutting-edge technology, he develops innovative solutions at the intersection of security and economics.

Tasha Moffitt always believed that small, contagious acts of generosity can transform the world for the better, echoing Edward Lorenz’s “Butterfly Effect” theory—that even the softest flutter can set off a powerful chain reaction. Through her work as an artist, philanthropist, and founder of Butterfly Effect: Be the Change, she inspires global acts of micro-philanthropy into meaningful change.

Harvard lecturer, software sales leader, and influencer. Sam combines his expertise in technology and communication to empower aspiring entrepreneurs.

Chairman and CEO of Taylor Morrison, a leading $10 billion homebuilding company. Sheryl is a visionary leader dedicated to fostering sustainable and inclusive communities.

Award-winning producer and writer of films including Girl with a Pearl Earring, Jackie and Hilary, The Railway Man, and Restoration. Andy's expertise lies in creating films that resonate deeply with audiences.

Dave Rolfe is a renowned advertising executive who served as President of Production at BBDO, the world’s largest advertising agency. With a storied career spanning decades, he has been instrumental in shaping groundbreaking campaigns and elevating the role of production in modern marketing.

Sofie Roux is a recent Stanford graduate in Sustainable Architecture and Engineering who combines design thinking and social impact to expand access to education. As Founder and CEO of BloomBox Design Labs, she has led the creation of off-grid, solar-powered learning labs in Malawi, bringing electricity, technology, and connectivity to over 10,000 students, with plans to scale nationwide.

Visionary, philanthropist, and serial for-profit and non-profit entrepreneur, including a 7-figure exit to a public company.  Songwriter, pilot, CEO and youth sports coach.

Susan Silver is an influential music manager best known for guiding groundbreaking Seattle bands including Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, and Screaming Trees during the rise of the grunge movement. She is also the author of the memoir This One Seems Interesting, where she reflects on her career in the music industry and the evolution of Seattle’s iconic music scene.

Jason Smith is a five-time successful entrepreneur and the Founder/CEO of Klue, with deep expertise in app development and a current focus on AI. He’s raised over $100 million, planted 100,000 trees, traveled the world with his family, and once went cage diving with alligators.

Hugo Spowers MBE is a British entrepreneur-engineer who co-ordinated the development of the Morgan LIFEcar sports car project that was launched at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2008, and the Riversimple Urban Car.

Founder of StoryQ, the 5000 Days Project, and Prodigy Camp. With 12 feature films, 100 hours of television, and 500+ shorts to his name, Rick is a masterful storyteller, author, and mentor.

Partner at Brown Advisory and expert family wealth advisor. A dedicated philanthropist, Dune is committed to empowering young leaders through financial literacy and social responsibility.

Editor-in-Chief of Special Sources Magazine, Founder of Project Sunshine, Consultant, and Philanthropist.

Deron Triff is the co-founder of WaitWhat, the media company behind influential podcasts like Masters of Scale and Meditative Story. A former TED executive, he has built a career at the intersection of storytelling, innovation, and transformative ideas.

Oscar-nominated Producer & CEO of Fit Via Vi Films. Philanthropist.

Executive Director Emeritus of Southwest Shakespeare Co.; Founder of Fit Via Vi Films; Philanthropist.

Former CEO of Pepsi-Cola and renowned business leader. Craig brings decades of experience in corporate leadership, branding, and operational excellence.

Technical designer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Kit and Ace and Ride Cycle Club. As the founding lead designer at Lululemon Athletica, Summer helped shape iconic products like the Groove Pant and logo hoodie, bringing creativity and innovation to every endeavor.

Branding and marketing strategist and professor at the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication. Christine helps organizations tell their stories with clarity and impact.