As the CEO of Lean Startup Company, Ben specializes in assisting businesses in increasing their internal capacity for successful innovation. He offers businesses searching for a long-term solution to deal with the demand to expand the newest Lean Startup techniques. High energy, humor, and powerful connection are the foundation of his relationships with both present and potential clients, ensuring that... read full bio
Ashley Longshore is a self-taught artist from New Orleans and New York who is frequently referred to as a young feminist Andy Warhol because of her contributions to pop art and the sources of her creative inspiration, which include pop culture personalities and companies. Longshore has established an empire in the art industry and is questioning the conventional art gallery... read full bio
A little three-by-three-meter shanty plays music day and night to a dancing gathering of onlookers beneath the warm sun that lingers over Brussels. Kiosk Radio, a well-positioned wooden cabin in the heart of Parc De Bruxelles, is run by Lefto. As the audiences slowly tune in for another unexpected session from the Belgian music expert, the chatroom pings with hundreds... read full bio
With approachable, unvarnished storytelling that covers everything from small-town life to contemporary cultural trends, this young Texas native aims to enthrall listeners. Nichols, who was born and raised in Kentucky and Oklahoma, is currently residing in Nashville and working on her first record. Sam Barber was impressed by her demos and asked her to contribute to the writing of "Morning Time." Since its... read full bio
The CEO and founder of the $200 million company, The Newsette Media Group, is Daniella Pierson. She also co-founded Wondermind, a mental health startup she founded alongside Mandy Teefey and Selena Gomez. One of the Youngest Wealthiest Self-Made BIPOC Women in the World, according to Forbes. Despite lacking venture capital investment, she launched her first business, The Newsette, as a sophomore... read full bio
Cristina Jiménez Moreta works as a storyteller, political strategist, and community organizer. She is the former executive director and co-founder of United We Dream (UWD), the nation's largest youth-driven organization run by immigrants. At the age of 13, she and her family fled Ecuador for the United States, where she grew up without documentation. Under Cristina's direction, UWD has expanded... read full bio
The spotlight is nothing new to Dr. Dubplate. He began participating in the nightlife scene at the age of 15 with Midnight Drop at Ladbroke Grove's Neighbourhood. In charge of his record label, ec2a, he has brought underground dance music back to life with a model centered on unique vinyl dubplates and USBs, encompassing a wide range of UK bass... read full bio
When Grace and Aaron Bond, a British husband and wife duo, released their most recent album, "Aces Are High," which they had recorded by a river in the heart of Suffolk, they had no idea how much attention they would receive and how it would propel them to become the first Independent Rock/Blues Band to reach the Top 10 of... read full bio
Claire Leslie is a singer-songwriter who uses a lively pop style to tell tales of her life experiences and spiritual development. She is signed to Capitol Christian Music Group and encourages listeners to embrace their individuality and find joy in every season by fusing honest words with enthralling tunes. Claire, who is from San Antonio, Texas, was raised in a close-knit... read full bio
In order to improve brain function with top-notch accelerated learning programs and tried-and-true techniques for brain fitness, renowned brain coach Jim Kwik has spent more than 25 years working directly with CEOs, executives, celebrities, athletes, students, and superachievers in a variety of industries. Previously, Jim was referred to as the "boy with the broken brain." At the age of five, he suffered... read full bio
Jessica Blevins is a digital celebrity, gamer, esports specialist, activist, entrepreneur, and fitness lover who is shattering stereotypes in the industry. In addition to her loving nature, Jessica is a successful entrepreneur who oversees the well-known Team Ninja brand and other ventures. She now has more than 1.1 million Instagram followers, 605,000 Twitter followers, and 467,000 Twitch followers as a... read full bio
Hal Hershfield teaches psychology, behavioral decision-making, and marketing at UCLA's Anderson School of Management. He has received multiple honors for his work in both teaching and research. Numerous media outlets, including NPR, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, the Washington Post, and The Atlantic, have covered his research on future selves. The Harvard Business Review,... read full bio
Based in New York City, Monica McNutt works as a reporter, host, and basketball analyst. McNutt expanded her network chances to include hosting and analyzing the WNBA and Women's College Basketball Studio, as well as the ESPN programs Sportscenter, Around the Horn, First Take, NBA Today, and NBA Today. She reported on the NBA Finals for ESPN and ESPN Radio... read full bio
Mina Kimes is an award-winning journalist who works for ESPN as a television contributor, podcast host, senior writer, and NFL commentator. Her profile has progressively expanded across all of ESPN The Magazine's multimedia channels since she joined, including print and digital, radio, television, and podcasting. Kimes joined NFL Live, ESPN's daily news and information program, after being hired as an NFL... read full bio
Michelle served as the former vice president of the Amazon Web Services Machine Learning Solutions Lab, where she provided business strategy advice to Amazon's largest clients on integrating AI. As the founder and CEO of Obsidian Strategies, she now demonstrates to corporate executives how AI is being used in a variety of industries to boost revenue, improve customer experiences, and... read full bio
Michelle Hord was NBCUniversal's former vice president of talent management and creative content. In this capacity, she collaborated on the corporate Women's Initiative's debut and worked to create plans to boost women's growth, recruitment, and involvement inside the organization. Michelle established the first corporate paid internship program and oversaw hiring for the whole NBCUniversal campus in her previous position as... read full bio
New York Times bestselling author Max Miller is well-known for his popular gourmet YouTube series, Tasting History with Max Miller. Max investigates the history of the meals and recreates them once a week. What started out as a side project during the pandemic has expanded into a 300 million-view YouTube channel with 2.5 million subscribers. Supporters have gathered behind the material,... read full bio
The 20th head coach in Duke University's storied basketball history was Jon Scheyer, a two-time team captain and a distinguished former Duke All-American. When Scheyer was hired, he was the youngest head coach at a power conference school and one of the youngest in Division I men's basketball. In the 2013–14 year, he started his coaching career with Duke, first as... read full bio
In the technological sector, John Imah stands out as a significant and revolutionary individual who personifies creativity, diversity, and leadership. John, a first-generation immigrant and Nigerian American, offers a unique viewpoint to a field that has historically been characterized by homogeneity. His outstanding skill set and imaginative leadership are demonstrated by his astounding success in raising $70 million for SpreeAI,... read full bio
The bluegrass tradition was the birthplace of the McCoury brothers, Rob (banjo) and Ronnie (mandolin). Talk about a plentiful and unadulterated source: their father, Del, is one of the most well-known and prosperous performers in the genre's history. Their cutting-edge skills were refined throughout years of touring with Dad in the Del McCoury Band, which inspired the two... read full bio
