In addition to being a member of the Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Committee (ISMICC), which was established by Congress to provide guidance on federal mental health policy, Amanda is presently a member of Google's Mental Health Advisory Panel. In the past, Amanda was the youngest board member of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the biggest grassroots mental health... read full bio
Amanda Little is a distinguished professor of journalism and science writing at Vanderbilt University, a columnist for Bloomberg, and a celebrated author. Amanda's work encompasses environmental and agricultural reporting, innovation, and sustainable food practices. Her reporting takes her to some of the most difficult and remote locations, from deep-sea oil rigs to the depths of manholes and sewage plants, and... read full bio
Amanda McConnell serves as Senior Director of User Experience & Product Management at ReachLocal, Inc, a global Internet marketing firm that offers small businesses products and solutions to recruit, manage, and keep consumers online. Amanda is in charge of determining enterprise-level mobile strategy. She also manages the client's mobile experience by utilizing mobile devices to convey high priority campaign activity... read full bio
Amanda Montell is an accomplished author, linguist, and writer from Baltimore, Maryland, born on 16 February 1992. She received a degree in linguistics from New York University, which laid the foundation for her fascinating exploration of language in her writing. Montell's debut book, Wordslut: A Feminist Guide to Taking Back the English Language, was published in 2019 and received widespread critical... read full bio
At Salesforce, Amanda serves as the Director of Community Marketing. She has experience in account management for interactive and full-service advertising firms with a background in content marketing and community management. She has received honors from the Online Marketing Institute, Direct Marketing Association, Content Marketing Institute, Publicity Club of New England, New England Direct Marketing, University of Hartford and the Advertising... read full bio
Amanda Nguyen is an American social entrepreneur, civil rights activist, and the CEO and founder of Rise, a non-governmental civil rights organization. She rose to fame after penning her civil rights and was able to unanimously pass the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights after seeing how broken the criminal justice system was after her own rape. This led to... read full bio
At CBS Sports, Amanda Renner is a rising star who hosts coverage of both football and golf games. She joined the group and has consistently contributed to CBS' Masters coverage. Her duties grew to include covering NFL games and for Super Bowl LIII, she became CBS' first-ever social media reporter. She spent five years as a correspondent for the PGA TOUR... read full bio
One of ESPN's top softball analysts across several networks is Amanda Scarborough. Scarborough started her ESPN commentating career during the Super Regionals and her responsibilities now also include studio programming, the regular season and conference finals. She started doing commentary for the dayside games of the Women's College World Series. At Texas A&M, Scarborough played softball and made Big 12 history as the... read full bio
Amanda Seales is beyond a triple threat- she is a comedian, actress, content creator, and more. Her comedic lectures bring to light current issues- from sexism, to police brutality- Seales is a professional at making her lectures relatable. Her experience includes starring on FOX’s “Empire” Aftershow, directing, writing, creating, and starring in series “Get Your Life”, HBO’s “Insecure”, is the... read full bio
Amani Al-Khatahbeh is an author and entrepreneur. She is most known for her founding of Muslim Girl, a platform acclaimed by Muslim women in the West. Khatahbeh created this outlet in order to give Muslim women a voice in Western media. Muslim Girl has released staple columns in Teen Vogue, Fortune, and the Huffington Post. In addition, Muslim Girl was... read full bio
Amani Toomer is a former professional American football wide receiver and punt returner from Berkeley, California. Toomer’s father had played college football and Toomer began playing football as a lineman for the Berkeley Cougars and went on to play for the Richmond Steelers. Toomer also played football in high school where he was selected as a Parade All-American and a... read full bio
Amara Walker is an American journalist and news anchor, currently serving as the co-anchor of CNN International's "CNN Newsroom" alongside Michael Holmes. Born on November 30, 1981, in Los Angeles, California, Walker was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, where she spent most of her childhood. After obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism and mass communication from the University of... read full bio
The University of Alabama was where Amari Cooper played collegiate football. Amari established new records for catches and receiving yards while a rookie with the Crimson Tide, breaking Al Lary's 62-year-old record of 11 touchdowns for Alabama. He proceeded to achieve additional career records for Alabama during his time in college. Cooper was an All-American and a contender for the Heisman... read full bio
Amaryllis Fox is a former CIA Clandestine Service Officer, a writer, and peace activist from New York City, New York. Fox’s father was an economist so she spent her childhood moving every year and lived in several different countries and lived in Europe, Africa, Asia, and even the former Soviet Union. When Fox was 16 years old she moved back... read full bio
Ambarish Mitra is best known for being the CEO and co-founder of the augmented reality browser, Blippar, which uses AI and computer vision to allow people to see an augmented reality through their browser. Mitra is a leader in AI, AR, food tech, and genomics and he is also a serial entrepreneur and investor. Since leading Blippar, the company has... read full bio
Ambassador Dennis Ross eloquently explains the complex world of Middle Eastern policy and illustrates the crucial role it will play in America's future. As this country's point man on the peace process for twelve years in both the Bush and Clinton administrations, he will share his insights on the failed Oslo Peace Accords and what we have learned from them,... read full bio
A sought-after and captivating speaker, Ambassador Shabazz is a producer, writer, and diplomat who has spoken throughout the United States, Europe, Africa, Central America, and the Caribbean. Inspired by her parents, theirs, and theirs before them, she has led a life focused on human aspiration, societal and business development with strategic evaluation, and practical investment and enrichment outcomes for "definitive... read full bio
Amber Baldet is currently the CEO and co-founder of Clovyr and a blockchain speaker. Clovyr makes modern application development flexible and easy to use to the blockchain domain. It empowers teams of all sizes to grow products to production much faster than before. Prior to Baldet’s work with Clovyr, she has previously worked as an application developer with Avalon Research... read full bio
Amber MacArthur, best known as Amber Mac, is an entrepreneur, author, blogger, and media host. Starting off her career in San Francisco during the dot-com boom, Mac has been heavily involved in emerging technology ever since. Collaborating with Microsoft to build a female-focused lifestyle portal, Mac garnered experience in software and the start-up space. She has worked with Tony Robbins,... read full bio
Amber Rae is a world-renowned author, artist, and supporter of creativity, emotional health, and self-discovery. Through her bestseller books, sold-out venues, and viral artwork, she has been revolutionizing how millions of people relate to their emotions. Her best-selling books include The Answers Are Within You: 108 Keys to Unlock Your Mind, Body & Soul, Choose Wonder Over Worry: Move Beyond Fear... read full bio
