At the age of sixteen, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and composer Solya made her debut with her three-track EP "Fever Dream," which was totally recorded in her bedroom. She is situated in West Texas. She immediately amassed a sizable social media following thanks to admirers who were drawn to the eerie, dark realm of her music, which combines elements of electronic, indie... read full bio
One of the most fascinating voices in the Austrian music industry, Mathea inspires with her honest lyrics and infectious tunes. She has blended contemporary pop with emotional depth since making her breakthrough with 2x.... read full bio
Asal grew up in a musical household in Iran. For her seventh birthday, Asal received a guitar, her father played the piano, and her mother sang. Asal only speaks Farsi and listens to Persian music most of the time since moving to Vancouver. After learning English in school and being exposed to new music, Asal began creating her own music... read full bio
Ariel Ekblaw, Ph.D., is a futurist, tech investor, and pioneer in space architecture who is assisting enterprises in creating sustainable futures by utilizing the newest technologies, including advanced artificial intelligence initiatives like GPT-4. Ekblaw is a pioneering researcher and seasoned technology leader who provides tactics for motivating teams working on moonshot ideas. He is the CEO of the Aurelia Institute,... read full bio
American investor and entrepreneur Alex Hormozi. He launched his first physical business in 2013. He was able to grow his firm to six sites in just three years. In order to go to the turnaround industry, he eventually sold his locations. After that, he spent two years employing the same strategy that made his privately held locations successful to turn... read full bio
With a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction, a Cannes Lion award for community design, a Forbes 30 under 30 honoree, and co-founder of LearningFREQUENCY, Amanda Slavin is a well-known educator. Slavin's Seventh Level Engagement Framework is taught in MBA programs all around the world and has revolutionized the way we assess learning performance. Amanda is a co-founder of LearningFREQUENCY and... read full bio
Ashlan Gorse Cousteau is a journalist, author, explorer, and ocean champion who uses entertainment to inspire and inform people all over the world. Ashlan brings enthusiasm and adventure to the maintenance of our water world in a way that only she can, thanks to her distinctive narrative style and her experience in two very different fields. The standard reference for... read full bio
MOLIY, whose stage name is Molly Ama Montgomery, is an American-Ghanian singer and composer. Deeply impacted by her rich Ghanaian heritage, Moliy spent her early years alternating between Accra and Orlando, Florida, where she was influenced by the sounds of Afrobeats, Reggae, Soul, Jazz, and Hip-Hop. Frequent Karaoke performances with family and friends further fueled her passionate love of music and... read full bio
For teenagers and young adults worldwide, Zach is one of the most recognizable voices in the media. When he went from being a grocery store bag boy to an instant internet radio sensation at the age of 14, he made his own fortune by broadcasting every night from his parents' house in Wayne, New Jersey. Zach has conducted thousands of interviews... read full bio
In just a few months, Bayker Blankenship of Livingston, Tennessee, has gone from playing his first hometown shows to landing his first record deal and going viral with his first single, "Maxed Out." "Maxed Out" is reaching new heights at an astounding rate; to mention a few, it has over 100,000 creations on TikTok, peaked at #2 on the Spotify... read full bio
In Adelaide, South Australia, Dr. Richard "Harry" Harris practices aeromedical retrieval medicine and anesthesia. He gained notoriety for spearheading the rescue of a 12-boy soccer team and their coach from the Tham Luang cave in Thailand. Harry founded the first sump rescue training course in Australasia and has a professional and volunteer interest in search and rescue activities. He has been... read full bio
Andy Galpin is a tenured full professor at California State University, Fullerton. He is also the founder and director of the Biochemistry and Molecular Exercise Physiology Laboratory (BMEP Lab) and co-director of the Center for Sport Performance. From the entire body to the individual muscle fiber and even down to the individual DNA, the BMEP Lab investigates the acute reactions... read full bio
David Ambroz is an Emmy-nominated, best-selling author, and a nationally recognized specialist and campaigner on child welfare and poverty. Ambroz and his siblings experienced the hardships and humiliations that millions of homeless children in America face as they grew up on the streets of New York with a mentally ill mother. His family was stealing food to eat and searching... read full bio
Jake Cohen is a pleasant Jewish boy from New York City and the author of two New York Times bestselling cookbooks. He wrote his first book, Jew-ish, on his passion for contemporary Jewish baking and food after working in some of the greatest restaurants and test kitchens in New York City. I Could Nosh, his second novel. The New York Times,... read full bio
The creator and mastermind behind Mielle, the fastest-growing Black-founded, female-led beauty firm that provides high-quality, natural solutions for customers with textured hair, is Monique Rodriguez. Monique started Mielle with just one product—Mint Almond Oil—after her own healthy hair care journey became popular on social media. With orders in almost 90 countries worldwide, Mielle is a worldwide sensation today. More than... read full bio
The Richardson Center for Global Engagement is a non-governmental, nonprofit organization that negotiates the release of political prisoners and hostages worldwide. Mickey Bergman serves as its vice president and executive director. Over the last ten years, he has been releasing Americans from some of the world's most isolated and complicated nations, such as Iran, North Korea, Venezuela, Syria, the Gambia,... read full bio
Khalil Rountree is a Light Heavyweight competitor in the UFC with an 11-5-0 record and seven TKOs. Despite his remarkable achievements in the octagon, he has faced numerous challenges throughout his life to reach his current status. Khalil's father was tragically shot and killed in a robbery attempt when Khalil was just two years old. Khalil was raised as an... read full bio
Jim Rome is one of the most prominent thought leaders of his time and a well-respected voice in the sports broadcasting industry. Athletes and spectators choose him over all others for sports news and comments outside of the scoreboard because of his combative, knowledgeable, and fast-paced style. The Jim Rome Show began national syndication in 1996. Distributed by... read full bio
One of America's most vibrant media, political, and social entrepreneurs is Paul Rieckhoff. As the founder and CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), the first and largest organization of Post-9/11 veterans in America (where he still serves as Vice Chairman of the Board), Rieckhoff has been a respected media and political figure for more than 20 years.... read full bio
Naomi, a television host and former racer of Rwandan-Belgian heritage, is the Lead Formula 1 Analyst for Sky Sports. Recently, Tinie Tempah and Naomi co-hosted the brand-new Channel 4 primetime program BANGERS: CARS OF THE PEOPLE. Additionally, she co-hosted the show ANY DRIVEN MONDAY, which included her thoughts into the most recent F1 news, showcasing her expertise and enthusiasm for... read full bio
