Sunanda Ghosh
Sunanda has over a decade of experience in fundraising and has worked with national and international nonprofits for over 20 years, including The American Friends Service Committee, Human Rights Watch and Mural Arts. Her work has mostly focused on fundraising strategy, leadership gifts, campaign management, planned giving and board development. She is currently based in Philadelphia and has worked in India, South Africa, and Brazil, and speaks fluent Bengali.
Adrienne C. Moore
actor, Orange is the New Black
Alec Bemis
founder Brassland Records
Alex Rosamilia
musician, founding member Gaslight Anthem, Dead Swords
Bradley Tusk
venture capitalist and philanthropist
Brittney King Brock
Music Executive, Entrepreneur, Wellness Enthusiast, and the founder of King Creative Group, an artist services and management company whose clients include Quality Control Music, Lil Baby, City Girls, & Jamaica Craft. Working with some of music’s top talents over the past 12 years has led to her new role as President of Operations at 10k Projects record label, where she oversees the day to day operations of all artists on the roster including Trippie Redd, Iann Dior & Surfaces. Although the music business is great, her life outside of it as a mom, wife & wellness advocate is even better. Her personal brand Women Like Me is a dedicated platform to educate burned out, busy, overworked women in creative industries on how to slow down and make time to nurture their mind, body, and spirit. Her overall goal is to set a strong example of female leadership, as her motivation is to help young women elevate into positions of power.
Dana Wachs
live sound engineer for Cat Power, Deerhunter, St. Vincent and others, musical director for Rachel Comey & singer songwriter for Vorhees
Dave Bellevue
musician Oxymorrons, worked with the Jed foundation, Time Magazine’s The Future of Mental Health.
Emily Lazar
Grammy winning, American mastering engineer. She is the founder, president, and chief mastering engineer of The Lodge, an audio mastering facility that has operated in New York City's Greenwich Village since 1997.
Gary Gunn
composer, music producer, and audiovisual artist noted for his genre-defying musical aesthetic and forward-thinking application of sound across contemporary art, film, augmented/virtual realities, and botanical environments.
Graham Macindoe
Born in Scotland, Graham MacIndoe studied painting at Edinburgh College of Art and received a master's degree in photography from the Royal College of Art in London. He is an associate professor of photography at Parsons School of Design in New York City and has worked as a photographer for more than 20 years. His documentary and portrait photography focuses on a range of social justice issues, including drug policy and criminal justice reform, as well as music and running—a lifelong passion he continues today. Graham has published and exhibited his work widely, including solo exhibitions at the National Arts Club in New York City in 2021, the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati in 2018, and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in 2017. In 2020 his photographs were included in group shows at the International Center of Photography in NYC and The Museum of the City of New York. He recently published “Light Years,” a book of photographs taken over 20 years of the Grammy award-winning band The National. In 2017 the Scottish National Portrait Gallery acquired and exhibited a series of photographs he took during a period of addiction, accompanied by text and multimedia describing his trajectory from addiction to recovery. The Guardian called that show, Coming Clean, one of five “best UK exhibitions” to see when it opened.
Jamie Feldman
non-profit, tech start-up and L&D expert
Joanna P. Elliot
nonprofit management consultant including for Jennifer Lopez’s "Lopez Family Foundation" & Linkin Park’s "Music For Relief"
Julia Cumming
singer/songwriter Sunflower Bean & activist
Ken Weinstein
Cofounder and co-president of Big Hassle Media
Lisa Gottheil
Co-founder and partner at Grandstand Media. Has worked in the music business for 30 years. She is on the board of Josh’s Fund, a non-profit that works to provide educational support for nurses working on bone marrow and stem cell transplant units. She is also the co-founder of The Sled, a NYC non-profit that assists underprivileged NYC Public School students and their families, most of whom live in shelters or other temporary housing.
Mark Elzey
Mark Elzey is a fashion, portrait, and commercial photographer working across New York, Los Angeles, and Europe. Originally from Bogalusa, Louisiana, Mark’s life has always been filled with art. From watching his grandmother paint, to early placement in magnet charter schools as a gifted creative, Mark’s world is rooted in self expression and originality. Now residing in Brooklyn, Mark finds the city provides him with an endless source of inspiration.
Meshell Ndegeocello
musician
Nate Auerbach
Partner at Versus Creative, a marketing strategy firm that works to build communities and experiences around music and culture. Leads a breadth of clients that have included Spotify, Instagram, Goldenvoice Concerts, Monotone Artist Management, Solange, the Grateful Dead, Oatly, Rockstar Games and Vinyl Me, Please. Prior to joining Versus, Nate spent a decade in senior roles at the intersection of music and tech, including four years as Head of Music at Tumblr, where he facilitated industry partnerships, editorial and program development, and worked closely with the artist community to engage Tumblr's passionate audience. Before Tumblr, he helmed the digital department at The Collective talent management, where he architected Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Fridays series and led Linkin Park to a #1 album with A Thousand Suns. Nate also held a myriad of roles at Myspace during the social network's heyday. He got his start as a tour manager while finishing college at Syracuse University and, upon graduation, traveled the world with multi-Grammy Award winning band, Ozomatli after bailing them out of jail his first day on the job. Advisor to Vinyl Me, Please and the Black Jewish Entertainment Alliance and the Schusterman Foundation’s Reality initiative. A multi-Clio Award recipient and Billboard Digital Power Player, Nate passionately brings an artist perspective and digital acumen to his partners in his mission to unite fans around the globe.
Owen Grover
Pocketcast CEO
Peter Shapiro
promoter/owner of Brooklyn Bowl & Capitol Theatre
