Jerry Craft

New York Times Bestselling Graphic Novelist Known for "New Kid," "Class Act" & "School Trip"

Jerry Craft and New Kid

Jewel Allison

Jewel Allison was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York from an American mother and a Bajan father.

Jill Bialosky

New York Times Bestselling Memoirist, Acclaimed Poet, Novelist & Editor

Johanna Fernández

Historian, Activist, Abolitionist & Author of "The Young Lords: A Radical History"

John Doherty

Owner of Blackbarn Restaurant; Former Executive Chef at The Waldorf Astoria; Cookbook Author; Leadership Speaker

John Early

Comedian & Actor Best Known for "The Characters"

John Mercurio

Paul Mecurio is a rising star on the comedy scene today combining his quick wit and intelligence with his innovative improv abilities and honed performance skills to create a hilarious and unique comedy experience.

Josef Adamu

Founder & Creative Director of Sunday School Creative

Josef Adamu on Mental Health, Self-Reflection, & Bridging Gaps

Joseph Califano, Jr.

President and Chairman of The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse

Joseph Luzzi

Cultural Commentator, Writer & Professor

Joseph McNally

World-Renowned National Geographic Photographer

Joshua Jay

Magician & Co-Founder of Vanishing Inc. Magic

Joshua Rivedal

Suicide Prevention Speaker

Juliette Fairley

Entrepreneurship and Money Expert

Karen Lynn Gorney

Actress; Best Known for "Saturday Night Fever" and "All My Children"

Karen McGrane

Content & Web Specialist

Kate Gerson

Chief Executive Officer of UnboundEd

Kate Siegel

Creator of the "Crazy Jewish Mom" Instagram; Author, "Mother, Can You Not?"

Katrina Armstrong

Chief Executive Officer of the Columbia University Irving Medical Center; Dean of the Faculties of Health Sciences & the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons

Ken Davenport

The only independent producer to have three shows running simultaneously Off-Broadway: ALTAR BOYZ, THE AWESOME 80S PROM and MY FIRST TIME. A senior member of the organization known as The Off-Broadway Brainstormers, a town-hall like forum for dialogue