America Ferrera

America Ferrera is an award-winning actor, director, and producer known for her many iconic roles in TV and film including Ugly Betty, Real Women Have Curves, Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Superstore, and most recently Greta Gerwig’s history-making Barbie, for which she was nominated for an Academy Award. For her breakthrough performance in Ugly Betty, Ferrera was awarded an Emmy, a Screen Actors Guild Award, and a Golden Globe, as well as ALMA and Imagen Awards. In addition to being nominated for an Academy Award for her powerful performance as “Gloria,” she was nominated for a Critics Choice Award for “Best Supporting Actress”, and was honored with the 8th Annual SeeHer Award by the same group.

Released in theaters on July 21, Barbie has broken countless box office records, with a domestic opening of over $214M and over $470M worldwide. The film, since its opening, has recorded a $1.5 billion dollar box office and was the highest-grossing film of 2023.

Ferrera can also be seen in Dumb Money, a 2023 Sony and Black Bear Pictures’ dramedy directed by Craig Gillespie, based on Ben Mezrich’s book The Antisocial Network, also starring Seth Rogen, Sebastian Stan, Paul Dano, Pete Davidson, Shailene Woodley, Anthony Ramos, Dane DeHaan, and Vincent D'Onofrio. The film premiered at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival and had a wide release on September 29th.

Subsequently, Ferrera will make her feature directorial debut with an adaptation of Erika Sánchez’s New York Times bestselling novel, I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter which is currently in development at MGM/Orion Pictures. IS THIS CURRENT/UPDATED? The film, written by Linda Yvette-Chavez tells the story of Julia Reyes, a sharp-tongued teen with dreams of becoming a famous writer somewhere far away from Chicago and her traditional Mexican immigrant parents who wish she was more like Olga, her sister, now eternally perfect since her tragic death. As Julia seeks to break free of her oppressive home, she tries to uncover her sister’s truth, and in the process gains a deep understanding of the wounds her family carries.

In January 2022, Ferrera was announced as the face of Covergirl’s “Fresh Clean Skincare” collection, the company’s first clean, vegan skincare line.

Ferrera starred in the Apple TV+ series, WeCrashed opposite Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway. In the series, Ferrera plays Elishia Kennedy, a successful CEO and entrepreneur who is conned into leaving her own company and joining WeWork but is eventually pushed out.

Ferrera executive produced and directed episodes for two seasons of Netflix’s hit Dramedy, Gentefied. The series follows three Mexican American cousins and their struggle to chase the American Dream.

She also executive produced, directed, and starred in NBC’s beloved workplace comedy, Superstore, which ended its six-season run on March 25, 2021.

In July of 2020, Ferrera was announced as a Founding Investor of Angel City Football Club, a National Women's Soccer League team representing her hometown, Los Angeles, California.

A longtime activist, Ferrera launched Poderistas in 2020 alongside 9 other prominent activists, leaders, and businesswomen, including Eva Longoria Bastón and Christy Haubegger. Poderistas is a digital lifestyle community and non-profit built to inform, affirm, and inspire Latinas to leverage their power and transform their lives, their community, and their nation.

Ferrera is also a prolific speaker having spoken at major events such as TED, the DNC, and March for Our Lives. She was also the opening speaker and chair of the Artists’ Committee for the Women’s March on Washington in 2017. Her activism has extended on screen in several television documentaries including Not Done: Women Remaking America for PBS, the EPIX TV mini-series, America Divided, Showtime’s groundbreaking documentary, The Years of Living Dangerously, and Nicholas Kristof’s series for PBS Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide.

In 2016, Ferrera co-founded HARNESS, with her husband Ryan Piers Williams and friend Wilmer Valderrama. HARNESS is a community of artists, influencers, and grassroots leaders leveraging art and storytelling to power change and create a more equitable world.

Ferrera released her first book, American Like Me, which landed on the New York Times best-seller list. It is a vibrant and varied collection of first-person accounts from prominent figures about the experience of growing up between cultures in America. Curated and edited by Ferrera, the anthology includes essays that share her own perspective of growing up as the daughter of Honduran immigrants in Los Angeles. Contributors to the book include Lin-Manuel Miranda, Roxane Gay, Issa Rae, Kumail Nanjiani, Congressman Joaquin Castro, Kal Penn, Uzo Aduba, Jenny Zhang, Michelle Kwan, Padma Lakshmi and many others.

Some of Ferrera’s television and film credits include Real Women Have CurvesSisterhood of the Traveling Pants (parts 1 and 2); Diego Luna’s biopic, Cesar Chavez, (ALMA Award Special Achievement in Film); Ryan Piers Williams' The Dry Land, (Best International Film Edinburgh Film Festival); Ryan Piers Williams’ drama X/Y, which she co-produced and starred in; David Ayer’s crime thriller End of Watch; Ricky Gervais’ Special Correspondents; It’s a DisasterLords of Dogtown; and How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer, among many others. She lends her vocal talents to the Oscar-nominated franchise film How to Train Your Dragon as Astrid.

On stage, she has appeared off-Broadway in Terrence McNally’s Lips Together, Teeth Apart; Laura Marks’ Bethany; and Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead, directed by Trip Cullman. She graced the stage as Roxie Hart in the West End production of the hit musical, Chicago.

In 2006, Ferrera founded her own television and film production company, Take Fountain.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Ferrera is the youngest of six children. As a graduate of the University of Southern California, Ferrera studied International Relations while pursuing her film and television career. She currently resides in New York City with her husband and two children.

Trevor Noah

Trevor Noah is one of the most successful comedians in the world and was the host of the Emmy® Award-winning The Daily Show on Comedy Central for seven years. Under Trevor, The Daily Show with Trevor Noah broke free from the restraints of a 30-minute linear show, producing engaging social content, award-winning digital series, podcasts, and more for its global audience. In January of 2024, The Daily Show with Trevor Noah won an Emmy for “Outstanding Talk Series.” Trevor has also notably served as the Grammy Awards host for four years in a row, with the 2024 show bringing in 16.9 million viewers, a 34% increase from last year’s show.

Trevor currently hosts an original Spotify weekly podcast titled What Now? With Trevor Noah. In this new podcast, listeners get a chance to hear Trevor like never before. In each episode, Trevor goes deep with a special guest, including entertainers, CEOs, actors, athletes, and thought leaders. He brings the kinds of conversations that happen behind the scenes to light, full of radical candor, authentic back-and-forths, and honest reactions, with Trevor bringing to bear his classic, effortlessly playful and equally probing style.

Trevor is the author of the #1 New York Times bestseller “Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood” and its young readers' adaptation, released in 2019, titled “It’s Trevor Noah: Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood,” which also debuted as a New York Times bestseller. The Audible edition of “Born a Crime,” performed by Trevor, remains one of the top-selling, highest-rated, and most-commented-on Audible performances of all time. To date, “Born a Crime” has sold over 3 million copies across all formats.

Following the extraordinary success of Born a Crime, Trevor is writing a new book titled Into the Uncut Grass. The book is scheduled for release in 2024 and is a gorgeously illustrated and moving modern fable for readers of all ages about forgiveness, acceptance, and the secret to solidarity.

Showtime Sports has recently launched The World According to Football, a five-part documentary series narrated and executive produced by Trevor. The series’ first episode premiered on Showtime and debuted episodes weekly for five weeks.

Trevor's success has also spanned to sold-out stand-up comedy shows across 5 continents. His current “Off The Record” World Tour stopped in 28 cities across the US before heading to international destinations, and a set from “Off the Record” became available as a Netflix stand-up special titled Where Was I on December 19th, 2023. Where Was I has recently scored a Golden Globe nomination for “Performance in Stand-Up Comedy on Television” and a Critic’s Choice Association nomination for “Best Comedy Special.” Trevor’s “Back To Abnormal Tour” also saw him sell out multiple nights at the O2 Arena in London, perform across Europe (where he sold the most tickets ever by a non-German in Frankfurt, Germany), and perform at Madison Square Garden, The LA Forum, and the Chase Center in San Francisco. He ended his run with two sold-out shows at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

Trevor has written, produced, and starred in 12 comedy specials, including Grammy and Emmy-nominated “I Wish You Would,” his third for Netflix, which premiered globally in November 2022. True to form, Trevor hilariously shares revelations about learning to speak German, modern communication, and his love for curry. His previous special, “Trevor Noah: Son of Patricia” received a NAACP Image Award for “Outstanding Variety Show,” as well as a Grammy Award nomination for “Best Comedy Album”.

Launching in early 2024, Trevor is set to host Amazon Prime Video’s first South African original, “LOL: Last One Laughing.” The six-part unscripted comedy series will see Trevor pit 10 famous South African comedians and entertainers against one another to see who can keep a straight face while simultaneously trying to make their opponents laugh – and lose. Trevor is also moving from in front of the camera to a behind-the-scenes turn as executive producer on the newly announced Amazon FreeVee remake of the long-running British Series, “Mock the Week.” The half-hour program combines elements from talk shows, stand-up comedy sessions, and improv games that set two teams of comics against each other in a bid to satirize current news events and popular culture. The series will begin production in the US in 2024.

Emmy-nominated Day Zero Productions, a joint venture between Paramount Global and Trevor, develops and produces entertaining and impactful content for a global audience. Current film projects include an adaptation of Noah’s best-selling and award-winning autobiography “Born A Crime,” a biopic centered on 8-year-old Nigerian chess champion Tanitoluwa Adewumi, and a reimagining of the classic Paramount feature President’s Analyst. On the television side, Day Zero is producing several scripted and unscripted series including an American reboot of the long-running British format Mock the Week with Amazon Freevee, Last One Laughing with Amazon Prime, and MSNBC/Peacock’s The Turning Point. Day Zero also produced two Kid of the Year TV specials for Nickelodeon and TIME Studios and the HBOMax/Discovery+ special For All Humankind. DZP recently acquired the rights to Kiese Laymon’s coming-of-age novel “Long Division.”

Trevor launched the Trevor Noah Foundation to improve equitable access to quality education for underserved youth in South Africa. Trevor’s vision is a world where education enables youth to dream, see, and build the impossible.

Adam Markel

Adam Markel, JD, is a #1 Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, and Publishers Weekly bestselling author, resilience researcher, organizational strategist, TEDx speaker, and Co-Founder and Chief Researcher at WORKWELL, a research and advisory firm focused on workplace resilience, culture, and sustainable performance. A former commercial attorney and C-suite leader, he brings more than two decades of experience helping organizations navigate change, lead under pressure, and strengthen performance and adaptation in high-stress, high-stakes environments. His research and advisory work is informed by years of organizational engagements and a growing body of workplace resilience data collected from more than 27,000 participants across leadership, practitioner, operational, and frontline roles.

His work integrates neuroscience, behavioral science, and organizational psychology to help leaders and organizations understand how people adapt under pressure, sustain performance, and respond to ongoing disruption. Across industries, his work is especially relevant where uncertainty, rapid decision-making, workforce strain, and continuous transformation shape outcomes for people, teams, and organizations. Adam translates resilience science, stress physiology, nervous system regulation, and behavior change into practical, research-informed strategies that leaders and teams can apply in real time. His frameworks help organizations build clarity, trust, and adaptability in environments defined by complexity, urgency, and change, while reducing burnout risk and supporting sustainable performance.

With more than two decades of experience advising Fortune 500 organizations such as Citigroup, Home Depot, CVS Health, and Cisco, as well as institutions across healthcare, financial services, technology, government, education, energy, manufacturing, and professional services, Adam brings a systems-level perspective to culture, leadership, and organizational resilience. His background in law and executive leadership adds depth in risk management, decision-making under pressure, and navigating complex, high-consequence environments. These parallels resonate across sectors facing disruption, workforce fatigue, and accelerating operational demands.

He is the best-selling author of Pivot, Change Proof and Re-Culture, books that have established him as a leading voice on resilience, change leadership, and the future of work. He is also the host of The Change Proof Podcast, where he explores how individuals, teams, and organizations can build the capacity to navigate uncertainty and perform sustainably without compromising well-being.

Earlier in his life, Adam served as an ocean first responder, where he developed a deep understanding of team coordination, situational awareness, and rapid response in life-critical conditions. Those principles continue to inform his work today.

Adam’s Speaking Topics

Adapt to Win

Unlocking the Power of Strategic Resilience to Lead Change and Fuel High Performance

The pace of disruption is now outpacing the pace of organizational adaptation — and the leaders who win are the ones who embed strategic resilience into the DNA of their culture. In this high-impact keynote, Adam Markel shows organizations how to move beyond reactive fire-drills and build a proactive capability for absorbing shocks, accelerating intelligent adaptation, and emerging stronger from every challenge. Drawing on insights from Re-Culture and two decades of research, Adam illustrates exactly how high-performing organizations operationalize resilience as a strategic advantage — across leadership, team dynamics, and decision-making.

Key Learning Objectives Include:

  • Understand the critical difference between operational resilience and strategic resilience — and why long-term success requires both.
  • Learn leadership practices proven to increase adaptability, psychological safety, and team-wide agility.
  • Gain frameworks to embed resilience into culture, strategy, and operations for consistent high performance during transformation.
  • Leave with a practical roadmap for building organizations that don’t just withstand change — they capitalize on it.

This keynote gives your people a clear, repeatable blueprint for building systems, habits, and cultures that thrive in uncertainty. Attendees walk away equipped to lead with greater confidence, elevate team performance, and future-proof the business in a world where the only constant is change.

Resilience by Design

How to Future-Proof Teams & Thrive Through Uncertainty

Today’s workforce is under unprecedented pressure — rising expectations, constant change, and near-continuous transformation. Performance now requires more than skills; it requires Change Resilience — the ability to adapt, recover, and excel in real time. In this energizing keynote, Adam Markel delivers a powerful, research-backed approach to building resilient people and resilient cultures that perform at the highest levels without burning out.

Through compelling stories and actionable tools, your organization will learn how to elevate well-being as a business strategy, reduce turnover, and create a culture where people consistently bring their best — because they have the capacity to do so. This talk is designed for leaders and individual contributors alike, giving everyone a common language and a shared framework for sustainable, repeatable high performance.

Key Learning Objectives Include:

  • Break through change resistance and empower teams to embrace innovation instead of fearing it.
  • Learn the four domains of resilience — mental, emotional, physical, and spirit-driven — and how they drive sustainable performance.
  • Discover practical strategies to increase energy, focus, and productivity without sacrificing health or engagement.
  • Reinforce a culture where well-being is viewed not as a perk, but as a performance multiplier.

This is the keynote that transforms how teams work, lead, and grow — not by doing more, but by becoming more resilient by design.

The Change-Proof Advantage

How to Turn Adversity into Growth, Agility & Innovation

Change is no longer an event — it’s the environment. In his top-rated keynote, Adam Markel equips organizations with the proven strategies needed to embrace uncertainty, reduce burnout, and build teams capable of sustained high performance in the face of nonstop change.

Drawing from Change Proof and decades of leadership experience, Adam reveals how the world’s most adaptable organizations cultivate resilience across every level of the business — mental, emotional, physical, relational, and cultural. He shows leaders how to create a “Got Your Back” culture of trust and support that accelerates collaboration, innovation, and long-term success.

Key Learning Objectives Include:

  • Foster innovation by creating conditions where creativity thrives — even in pressure-filled environments.
  • Identify and prevent burnout using practical tools your leaders and teams can implement immediately.
  • Build individual and collective resilience to perform at a high level during continuous change.
  • Strengthen team cohesion, trust, and accountability through a “Got Your Back” cultural framework.
  • Drive consistent success with systems that create sustainable, repeatable performance.

This keynote transforms how organizations approach change — moving from reactive to proactive, from stressed to strong, and from disrupted to change-proof.

Re-Culture: The Got Your Back Blueprint

Building Trust-Driven Teams That Attract, Retain, and Thrive

At a time when talent is scarce, burnout is rising, and engagement is declining, organizations need more than perks or policies — they need a culture that creates belonging, trust, and loyalty. In this transformative keynote, Adam Markel delivers the central message of his new book Re-Culture: the most successful organizations are those that intentionally design a “Got Your Back” culture, where people feel supported, valued, and safe to perform at their highest level.

Adam reveals a practical, evidence-based blueprint for building cultures that attract top talent, strengthen engagement, reduce turnover, and unlock innovation. These are the cultural foundations that turn organizations into talent magnets — and teams into communities that thrive.

Key Learning Objectives Include:

  • Build resilience into your culture, enabling employees to navigate pressure and change with confidence.
  • Discover why trust and psychological safety are the ultimate differentiators in today’s talent marketplace.
  • Learn how to significantly boost engagement through belonging, communication, and shared purpose.
  • Identify early signs of burnout and deploy systems for creating sustainable, high-performing teams.
  • Activate a culture where retention is the outcome — not the goal.

This keynote is a culture-shaping experience that helps organizations create environments where people don’t just stay — they grow, contribute, and thrive.

From Burnout to Breakthrough:

Strategies for Protecting Profit, Performance & People

Burnout isn’t just a wellness issue — it’s a profitability crisis. Organizations lose an estimated $322 billion annually to burnout-related turnover, disengagement, and reduced productivity. Yet most leaders still treat burnout as an individual problem rather than what it truly is: a systemic, solvable business challenge with measurable ROI.

In this transformative keynote, Adam Markel delivers the business case and the blueprint for burnout avoidance — equipping leaders with research-backed strategies that protect performance, reduce attrition, and unlock sustainable competitive advantage. Drawing from Re-Culture, Change Proof, and two decades of organizational resilience research, Adam reveals why the world’s highest-performing companies embed burnout prevention into their culture, operations, and leadership practices — and exactly how your organization can do the same.

This is not a lecture on self-care. This is a strategic framework for building resilient, high-capacity teams that consistently outperform without burning out. Adam shows leaders how to identify early-stage burnout signals, implement tangible energy management systems, and create a “Got Your Back” culture where people feel supported, engaged, and equipped to thrive under pressure.

Key Learning Objectives Include:

  • Understand the true cost of burnout — and the ROI of preventing it, including measurable impacts on retention, healthcare costs, productivity, and innovation.
  • Learn the four domains of resilience that fuel sustainable performance: mental clarity, emotional regulation, physical energy, and purpose-driven motivation.
  • Gain practical, immediately actionable tools for reducing team stress, managing workload intensity, and building recovery rhythms into daily operations.
  • Discover how to build a “Got Your Back” culture that reduces isolation, strengthens trust, and creates environments where burnout is systematically avoided.
  • Identify burnout warning signs before they escalate — and deploy early intervention strategies that protect both people and performance.
  • Leave with a repeatable system for embedding burnout prevention into leadership development, team norms, and organizational design.

This is the keynote that turns burnout from an inevitable cost into a preventable risk — and resilience into your organization’s most powerful competitive advantage.

The Adaptability Advantage:

Why Resilience Will Determine Who Wins in the Age of AI

In today’s environment, the pace of change isn’t just accelerating—it’s compounding. Artificial intelligence is reshaping how decisions are made, how work gets done, and how value is created across industries. And yet, across even the highest-performing companies, a familiar pattern is emerging:

The technology is moving faster than the organization’s ability to adapt.

For CEOs leading high-growth companies—and the investors backing them—this gap has become one of the most significant determinants of performance. Because when stakes are high, success doesn’t go to the organizations with the best strategy or the most advanced tools.

It goes to those that can evolve the fastest.

In this thought-provoking keynote, resilience expert Adam Markel reframes adaptability as a strategic capability—one that can be operationalized across teams, cultures, and leadership systems. Drawing on his Change Proof framework, Adam explores why AI adoption and other forms of disruption often stall—not due to lack of vision or investment, but because of unseen resistance at the human and cultural level.

Through powerful storytelling and practical insight, Adam shows how leaders can build organizations that don’t just respond to change—but leverage it. He outlines how to create teams that remain focused under pressure, make better decisions in uncertainty, and view disruption not as a threat, but as a catalyst for innovation and growth.

Because in a Darwinian business landscape, the ultimate competitive advantage isn’t intelligence.

It’s adaptability.

And adaptability—when built intentionally—is resilience.

Key Learning Objectives Include:

  • The Adaptability Gap: Why Execution Lags Behind Innovation - Understand why even well-resourced, high-growth organizations struggle to fully adopt AI and other emerging technologies—and how that gap impacts performance, scalability, and valuation.
  • Resilience as a Strategic Capability -  Learn how to operationalize resilience across your organization—building the mental, emotional, and cultural capacity required to adapt quickly and effectively under pressure.
  • Leading Through High-Stakes Change Without Triggering Resistance - Discover how leaders can align teams, reduce friction, and accelerate adoption during periods of rapid transformation—without creating burnout, fear, or disengagement.
  • Turning Disruption into a Performance Advantage - Explore how organizations can train their people to interpret change differently—shifting from reactive to proactive, and from risk avoidance to opportunity creation.

Turning AI Anxiety into Innovation:

Build a Culture of Innovation & Future-Ready Workforce

AI is reshaping the world of work faster than most organizations can adapt — creating both unprecedented opportunities and very real fears. In this timely and forward-thinking keynote, Adam Markel helps leaders and teams turn AI anxiety into a catalyst for innovation, resilience, and competitive advantage.

Adam demystifies AI’s impact on work, well-being, culture, and performance, offering a human-first framework for integrating AI in ways that enhance—not replace—human potential. Organizations leave with a roadmap for building adaptable, future-ready teams that use AI to reduce burnout, increase creativity, and strengthen productivity.

Key Learning Objectives Include:

  • Clearly understand the role AI will play in workflows, leadership, employee experience, and cross-functional operations.
  • Learn how AI-enhanced processes can improve mental health, reduce stress, and create sustainable work-life balance.
  • Equip teams with tools to adapt faster, think more creatively, and embrace technology with confidence.
  • Build resilience as a competitive edge during the accelerating pace of technological change.
  • Transform fear and uncertainty into growth, learning, and future-focused innovation.

This keynote empowers organizations to build a workforce that doesn’t resist the future — but creates it.

Adam’s Books

2026 - Re-Culture: A Leadership Guide to Restore Connection, Collaboration, and Trust in Today's Disconnected Workplace

2022 - Change Proof: Leveraging the Power of Uncertainty to Build Long-term Resilience

2016 - Pivot: The Art and Science of Reinventing Your Career and Life

Jack Parsons

Jack Parsons is a leading voice in youth advocacy, and he’s been named one of the UK’s kindest leaders by the Financial Times.

Jack started Superhand to enable millions of young people to access jobs, skills and mentors which has become one of the UK's largest youth communities. With over 12 million weekly social media engagements he’s also known as The UK's Chief Youth Officer—a public figure that champions the interests of all young people across the country.

Jack is an international advisor on youth to Governments, one of the 6 official ambassadors for homelessness with Big Issues Group, sits on the advisory board for co-op group and is non-executive director for the lord mayor of London's apprenticeship company association of apprentices.

Growing up in a single parent household with a mother who was an alcoholic and being from a social mobility background Jack found it tough growing up. A lot of setbacks and a lot of no’s when he entered the world of work so this made Jack decide to do something about it and have committed his twenties to enabling young people to thrive.

Kind, real, and people-oriented. These three words describe Jack's values and the way he approaches his work. They're what has led him to be recognized for several awards including Young Digital Leader of the Year, Top 15 Young People to Watch, and Named A Face of a Vibrant Economy.

Meg Zeenat Wamithi

Meg Zeenat Wamithi is a multi-award-winning global mental health leader and consultant.

Originally from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, she grew up and went to school in the local area. Her family was the only black family in the neighbourhood, making it difficult for Meg to find positive role models who shared her background, especially as many of her peers were being suspended or expelled for their behaviour in school.

At thirteen, Meg was diagnosed with a variety of mental illnesses including anorexia, anxiety and depression, and had to struggle to manage her symptoms alongside her schoolwork. At 14, Meg had her first suicide attempt and at 16 she had her second. The last couple of years at school were particularly difficult for Meg, but she passed her A levels with some of the best results in her year, even after her school went into special measures.

By 2017, however, Meg had relapsed with depression and anxiety. On her 20th birthday, Meg attempted to take her own life and was rushed to the hospital. Even at that crisis point, Meg did not feel that she received the necessary support. This was a situation that Meg was determined not to see repeated.

Inspired by her own difficult experience, Meg created MindMapper, MindMapper UK is a youth-led education and training company specialising in youth mental wellbeing and cognitive health. We are building a world where every young person under the age of 25 has access to basic and practical well-being education to take on what life throws at you.

Over the year, her work has seen her recognised, internationally, as an award-winning mental health campaigner and consultant. In 2019, Meg was recognised as one of the most inspiring black students in the UK and received the Diana Award.

She has worked with large companies like Clifford Chance, Amazon, Santander, Bookings.com, KPMG, Lone Design Club and Voxburner. Meg’s story has been recognised by The Guardian, Dazed Magazine, BBC London, Channel 5, BBC Radio 4 and The Voice. Her commitment to changing the world for the better has seen her champion anti-bullying in schools, inclusivity and diversity on university campuses and in the workplace, evolution of school curriculums and mental health services in public policy, as well as championing young people’s voices in politics.

To date, Meg has shared her story with over 10000 people and has directly taught over 3000 young people aged 10 - 25 about mental health and wellbeing.

She is currently working at Mind as the CYP Wellbeing Advice Team Project Manager supporting the charity with their overall support of young people.

Eman Askar

A multipotentialite with the mission to inspire. Eman’s song on Instagram ”Story of Palestine" was watched over 11M times.

For 11 years, Eman has been professionally helping entities tell their stories, spread their messages, and communicate complicated information in creative, simple and entertaining ways.

It all started with her 5 year long job as a science communicator with Nutty Scientists where she would create and perform shows for children that help them understand scientific concepts while having fun! Then, for the following 5 years, Eman gained experience in the media industry when she worked in the creative team of Axeer studio and Giraffics. There, she was able to utilize her creative storytelling talents in a more corporate/ commercial context; writing creative concepts for commercial ads and scripts for professional infographic videos. She also learned how to create impact with stories while creating content in several awareness campaigns for UNICEF, UN Women, CARE, and more.

In the second half of 2020, Eman was ready to unleash more of her creative energy and so, she decided to continue her professional content creation work on freelance basis to have enough time to produce content for her own channel. There, she was able to explore more content creation methods in which she can add value, such as singing/songwriting, acting, and making short energetic videos.

Eman’s mission is to inspire individuals to become the best versions of themselves and eventually help in building a healthier community that is able to work together for a better future. First, her plan was to simply tell inspiring stories, spread motivational messages and explain game changing topics, all through her songs and videos. Then, one of her songs, “The story of Palestine”, went viral on an international level which gave her the opportunity of a bigger and more diverse audience. This motivated her into adding “bridging cultural gaps and building international friendships” to her list of “to do’s”. Eman’s long term plan for achieving this is, through hosting workshops and retreats (online and offline) that can help build closer friendships for her audience with her and one another.

On a personal level, despite looking young, Eman is actually a mom of two and she shares this part of her life in her content as well.