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Actor and comedic powerhouse, Rob Riggle, is known for The Hangover, Step Brothers, 21 Jump Street, and The Other Guys, plus stints on SNL and The Daily Show.

Beyond acting, Riggle is a retired Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel and served 23 years, earning 22+ medals across multiple deployments. Originally from Kansas, he holds a Master’s in Public Administration and now lives in Los Angeles with his family.

Goalkeeper Briana Scurry, is a two-time Olympic gold medalist and key to the U.S. victory in the 1999 FIFA World Cup. As the first African American and openly gay pro soccer player, she helped launch the first paid women’s league.

After retiring due to a concussion, she became a brain injury advocate. A 2017 Hall
of Fame inductee, her legacy endures in the U.S. Women’s National Team All-Time Best XI and the Smithsonian’s Title IX exhibit.

Inky Johnson is a former collegiate athlete turned renowned motivational speaker, inspiring audiences across industries with messages on leadership, perseverance, and overcoming adversity

After a life-changing football injury ended his NFL dreams, he’s dedicated his life to uplifting others through speaking, mentoring, podcasting, and philanthropy with his family in Atlanta.

Daniel David is a world-class mentalist who turns events into unforgettable experiences. Blending psychology, humor, and mind-reading, he captivates audiences at corporate events, trade shows, and private gatherings around the world.

Trusted by brands like Google, Harley Davidson, CBS, and Capital One, Dan delivers tailored performances that leave every audience amazed and inspired.

Tiffany Sauder is a wife, mom, entrepreneur, investor, top podcast host and keynote speaker. For the past 20 years, she and her husband have been building their careers and their family on the exact same timeline. That means four kids, three businesses and two careers, all building towards one abundant life.

On her podcast, Tiffany shares hard-earned lessons from her career alongside real-time insights from her life.

Rebecca Welsh is a World Champion martial artist and founder of The HALO Foundation, a nonprofit serving at-risk and homeless children in seven countries. After surviving a stroke in 2015, she continues to lead HALO as CEO, using her fighter spirit to create hope and healing for youth around the world.

Her story has been featured by the CBS Evening News, the Today Show, People magazine, Oprah Daily, and more.

Adam Miller is the founder of Bespoke Consulting, a firm focused on driving organizational engagement, productivity, and financial impact through transformative conversations that invest in people.

With a career spanning leadership roles in diversity and inclusion at BarkleyOKRP, American Century Investments, and Lockton, Miller has built Bespoke on a foundation of deep industry expertise.

Billy Brimblecom Jr., CEO of Steps of Faith, leads one of the nation’s largest nonprofits providing prosthetic limbs to uninsured amputees.

A drummer who has toured internationally, he returned to music after losing his leg to Ewing’s Sarcoma in 2005. Now a keynote speaker, he shares his journey to inspire and support new amputees.

Michael Lawrence joined Big Brothers Big Sisters in 1992, inspired by the transformative impact of mentorship.

As CEO of BBBSKC since 2007, he increased children served by 80% and earned national honors like Agency of the Year. In 2018, he led a nationwide brand transformation for BBBS.