Daniel Cnossen

6-Time Paralympic Medalist, Bilateral Above-Knee Amputee & Former U.S. Navy SEAL Lt. Commander

RaeLynn

Singer-Songwriter, Best Known for "God Made Girls;" Former Contestant on "The Voice"

Janet Lapp

Author of "Plant Your Feet Firmly in Mid-Air" & Organizational Transformation Specialist; Pilot, Former Professor & Clinician

Hilary Knight

Professional Hockey Player & Two-Time Olympic Silver Medalist

Tara VanDerveer

Retired Director of Women's Basketball at Stanford University; All-Time Winningest Coach in Women's College Basketball & Coach of the Gold Medal-Winning 1996 Olympic Team

Lisa Mann

Former President PepsiCo Global Nutrition Group; Strategic Partner and Investor

Grace McCallum

Artistic Gymnast & Olympic Silver Medalist

Misty May-Treanor

Three-Time Beach Volleyball Olympic Gold Medalist

Lisa Loeb

Grammy-Nominated Singer & Songwriter

Richard Saul Wurman

Creator of the TED Conference; Graphic Designer & Architect

The Hit Men

Former Stars of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, Tommy James & The Shondells, and Other Mega-Hit Acts Who Have Reunited to Perform a Catalog of Solid Gold Hits From the 60s, 70s, and 80s

The Passing Zone

Comedy-Juggling Duo & Corporate Entertainers

Knife Throwing and Pie - The Passing Zone

Jeff Greene

Digital marketing guru

Bernie Williams

Former Outfielder for MLB's New York Yankees & 4-Time World Series Champion; Musician & Latin Grammy Nominee

Cathy Freeman

Olympic Gold Medalist; Retired Track & Field Athlete; First Indigenous Australian Woman to Compete in the Olympics

Shawn Johnson East

Olympic Gold Medalist in Gymnastics, "Dancing with the Stars" Winner & Best-Selling Author

Natalie Coughlin

Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer, 12-time Olympic Medalist, Most-Decorated Female Swimmer in World Championship History

Dexter Fowler

MLB 2016 World Champion & 2008 Olympic Bronze Medalist; Sports Media Personality

How to play outfield with Dexter Fowler, Ian Happ and Cody Bellinger

Sky Brown

#1 at the Park Skateboarding World Championships; 2021 Olympic Bronze Medalist; 2024 Olympics Hopeful

Layshia Clarendon

WNBA All Star, US National Team Pool Member; First Openly Non-Binary and Transgender Player in the WNBA