Jeff is a dedicated non-profit executive and founder of JB Harris Consulting, committed to advancing youth programs, civic engagement, and racial justice, with a career spanning leadership roles at The Junior State of America and Compton Unified School District, where he spearheaded innovative educational and community initiatives.

Liesl, a Partner at Endeavor Content, leads the Non-Scripted Advisory practice, leveraging her 25 years of experience in the entertainment industry to provide strategic guidance on feature documentaries and premium non-fiction series, while championing the democratization of distribution for independent projects.

Lisa is a finance executive with over 25 years of experience in both the private and non-profit sectors, currently running a consulting practice that helps early-stage companies with C-suite expertise while also contributing to the arts and mental health advocacy through her board memberships and volunteer work.

Julio is the Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Liberty Hill Foundation, where he oversees foundation relations and youth justice initiatives aimed at reducing Los Angeles County's youth justice system while leveraging his extensive philanthropy experience to support grant-making and community-based services.

Tyra is an artist and activist serving as the Community Outreach Strategist at the Ohio Justice & Policy Center, where she educates the public, advocates for policy reform, and integrates art to amplify the experiences of justice-impacted individuals, while also holding leadership roles in various arts organizations to enhance opportunities for artists with similar backgrounds.

Janna is a seasoned communications executive specializing in public relations and social impact campaigns, known for elevating the visibility of diverse change-makers and shaping pivotal movements such as the Women’s March and #MeToo, while advocating for inclusive representation in cultural narratives.

Denae is a documentary impact consultant and Program Officer at Perspective Fund, where she leads initiatives to enhance the documentary impact ecosystem, while also having a rich history in film programming at major festivals and advocating for BIPOC women and nonbinary individuals through her role as founding Board President of Brown Girls Doc Mafia.

Dr. Wood is the Operating Partner and Chief Organizational Effectiveness Officer at Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, where she enhances organizational performance and impact through initiatives like board sourcing and executive coaching, drawing on her extensive background in strategic consulting and philanthropy, including significant fundraising achievements at Drexel University.