Judith F. Samuelson

Vice President & Executive Director of the Business + Society Program at Aspen Institute

Beverly Whipple

Renowned Sex Researcher, Educator, Author & Counselor

Meaghan Ramsey

Chief People Officer & Partner at Brunswick Group

Why thinking you're ugly is bad for you - Meaghan Ramsey - TED

Naomi Oreskes

Geologist & Earth Science Historian

Khalida Brohi

Indigenous Entrepreneur, Author, Storyteller & Women's Empowerment Speaker

Julie A. Hamp

President, JAJH Consulting Services, LLC

Tamar Geller

Dog Trainer, New York Times Bestselling Author who developed "The Loved Dog" a revolutionary method of dog training

Jaiyah Saeula

World's First Transgender National Soccer Player to Play in a World Cup Qualifier

Cary Broussard

Author and Business Consultant; Author of "From Cinderella to CEO"

Marsha Jews

Marsha Reeves Jews is a woman with diverse experiences and interests; which has resulted in her ability to relate to a broad and diverse client base, as well as working in a variety of industries. Co-Founder of the 15th Annual Women of Color Technology

Maria M. Klawe

Renowned Mathematician, Computer Scientist & Scholar; First Female President at Harvey Mudd College

Elizabeth Lesser

Co-founder of Omega Institute, the US’ Largest Lifelong Learning Center Focusing on Health, Wellness, Spirituality, Creativity and Social Change

Cornelia Guest

Cornelia Guest is daughter of American fashion icon CZ Guest and polo champion Winston Frederick Churchill Guest, she's a New York socialite, author, businesswoman, and philanthropist.

Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda

Zimbabwean Human Rights Lawyer, World YWCA General Secretary, Advocate for Transformative Leadership and Social Justice

Vanessa DiMauro

Advisor / Researcher / Speaker - Digital Strategy & Online Communities. CEO - Leader Networks & Faculty- Columbia

Faith Jegede Cole

Writer, Researcher & Blogger; Autism Sister/Advocate

Michael Perelman

Sex Therapist

DeLores Pressley

Teaching Self Empowerment

Anjanette Delgado

Award-Winning Novelist, Speaker & Journalist

Shelley Correll

Professor of Sociology, Stanford University; Director, Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research