Throughout her career, Ana Gasteyer has been a powerful advocate for female comedians and a champion for telling women’s stories with honesty and humor. She may be best known for her unforgettable work on Saturday Night Live, where she created some of the show’s most beloved characters, including Martha Stewart, Celine Dion, and NPR’s Margaret.

Ana has brought her sharp wit and versatility to hit television shows like American Auto, The Goldbergs, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Girls. Ana has also appeared in live musicals on national television, competed on The Masked Singer as “Tree,” and co-wrote and starred in the holiday parody A Clusterfunke Christmas with longtime collaborator Rachel Dratch.

Her film credits include Mean Girls, Wine Country, Happiest Season, and the upcoming indie comedy Doin’ It. On stage, she has starred as Elphaba in Wicked on Broadway, as Queen Aggravain in Once Upon a Mattress, and in productions of Funny Girl, The Threepenny Opera, and Annie at the Hollywood Bowl. Ana also tours with her cabaret show, performing songs from her albums I'm Hip! and Sugar and Booze, bringing her signature mix of comedy and musicality to audiences around the country.

Stephania Bell joined ESPN as a senior writer and injury analyst in 2008. A licensed physical therapist, board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist emeritus and certified strength and conditioning specialist, she regularly appears on ESPN’s NFL and fantasy football coverage, including SportsCenter, NFL Live and Fantasy Football Now, in addition to co-hosting ESPN Audio’s Fantasy Focus Football podcast.

In 2020, Stephania and ESPN’s E60 profiled Washington quarterback Alex Smith’s year-long rehabilitation from a devastating and life-threatening leg injury. Bell has filed additional television features for E:60, Sunday NFL Countdown, SportsCenter and Outside the Lines.

Prior to joining ESPN, Stephania worked for Kaiser Permanente in San Jose, Calif., and taught at the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship. She has held teaching positions in the physical therapy programs at Samuel Merritt College and the University of Kansas and has lectured nationally on various topics.

Stephania graduated from Princeton University with a degree in French Literature and earned a Master of Science in physical therapy from the University of Miami (Fla.). She earned a certification in orthopedic manual therapy from the Ola Grimsby Institute.

In 2019, the Vincera Foundation honored her with the Vinci Award for Sports Medicine Journalism. She was also elected to the Fantasy Sports Writers Association (FSWA) Hall of Fame in 2017, becoming the organization’s first female inductee. She is a two-time recipient of the Newswomen’s Club of New York Front Page award, which recognizes newswomen in the New York metropolitan area for excellence in journalism.

Steph Belsky is the co-founder and CEO of Love of Good, an intergenerational, women-owned social impact branding agency, and co-host of 'Missed Opportunities for Good' the podcast exploring trends and campaigns at the intersection of marketing, advertising, and impact. She is a thought leader in branding, talent management, and strategic partnerships, with experience working with major publications and nonprofits like CollegeHumor, Entrepreneur Magazine, FanDuel, It Gets Better Project, and TEDxChicago. Steph has worked with business leaders, recording artists, athletes, celebrities, and creators to align brand values with compelling fundraising campaigns and community activations. Having lived in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, and now the Hudson Valley in New York, she builds communities all over the country. Steph believes that community, collaboration, creativity, and a clear call-to-action creates change.

Daphne Bazile MD FACOG is a practicing board-certified OB GYN in the Richmond, Virginia area. She currently serves as the Medical Director of Obstetrics and Gynecology for the Richmond Market of Bon Secours. Originally from New York, she attended Barnard College, Columbia University. She went on to obtain her medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine. She completed her residency at Howard University Hospital. Upon completion of residency, she joined the hospital as faculty and shortly thereafter became an Assistant Professor in the Department of OBGYN. She joined Southside Regional Hospital in 2016.

Committed to her community, she serves as a women’s health advisor for many local organizations such as the National Coalition of 100 Black Women Richmond Chapter and Cardinal Ladies Group of Richmond. She is a key member of the annual "Pink Parties" at Southside Regional Hospital in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness. Recently has joined with Hebron of Petersburg in their "Cycle Celebrations", educating young ladies on their menstrual cycles and working with local organizations to hopefully provide adequate resources for those most in need of supplies. As an advocate for women’s health, she is educated that health begins with knowledge and helps women and their families be the best advocates for themselves. Dr Bazile’s commitment to her community and her patients has garnered her many recognitions.

Arielle Goranson is a public health strategist, systems thinker and community connector with a passion for turning insight into action. With roots in public health and system transformation, she thrives in complexity—spotting patterns, distilling data, and unlocking bold, human-centered solutions that drive lasting change. Equal parts strategist and creative, Arielle brings cross-sector fluency, design-minded curiosity and a collaborative spirit to every table she joins.

As Chair of the Dignity Grows Portland , OR Chapter, Arielle works alongside passionate volunteers and community partners to expand access to essential menstrual and hygiene products and strengthen grassroots leadership. This experience has deepened her commitment to equity and community resilience.

Whether building community networks, designing programs or shaping equity-focused strategy, Arielle leads with a blend of clarity, energy and curiosity. She brings a systems perspective and design-focused approach to complex challenge s .

Sharon Green is the Executive Director of Sisters Inspiring Sisters (SIS) Circles, a dynamic nonprofit organization committed to supporting the holistic development of Black and Brown teen girls. Under Sharon’s leadership, SIS Circles has flourished into a transformative force, providing culturally responsive social-emotional learning, mentorship, and workforce development programming across metropolitan Atlanta. She has spearheaded partnerships with nine schools, developing a multi-pronged model that connects the home, school, and community to promote student well-being and leadership.

With over 25 years of experience in nonprofit and academic leadership, Sharon is a respected advocate for youth who are often marginalized and overlooked. Her strategic vision has positioned SIS Circles as an innovative leader in the education equity space, one that integrates mental health awareness, identity development, and career readiness to prepare girls to become resilient, health-conscious changemakers.

Beyond her role at SIS Circles, Sharon served as a consultant for the SonRise Project, supporting parents of children navigating mental health challenges. She is also a breast cancer survivor and a passionate advocate for Black women facing health disparities. She serves on the steering committee for Project TEACH, an educational program that raises awareness about cancer and clinical trials in communities of color.

A proud alumna of Spelman College, Sharon is the mother of three sons, including one living with bipolar disorder. She homeschooled all three through their academic journey, and they are now college graduates.

Based in Atlanta, Sharon is a servant leader deeply committed to advancing youth development, women’s empowerment, and social justice. Her life’s work is rooted in the belief that every young person deserves access to the resources, relationships, and opportunities needed to thrive.

Tameka Mitchell is a motivator, entrepreneur, author, advocate, and, most importantly, a MOM. Her love of storytelling and dedication to children’s literacy inspired her to build a legacy of writing books that encourage children to be fearless and believe in themselves. As the owner of Maternity Motivation Publishing, LLC, Tameka hopes to motivate mothers and create stories and visuals that would have connected with her as a child and will inspire her own children. Her focus is to produce content with vibrant, simple messages that encourage family and community conversations.

As a devoted wife and mother of two beautiful children, Tameka’s own personal experiences have fueled her passion for maternal health and the postpartum period, especially as it relates to Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs). As a fierce advocate and speaker, her primary focus is to engage, educate, and provoke conversations within the community about PMAD. Tameka aims to empower and uplift individuals navigating similar experiences, offering solace and encouragement during moments of isolation.

Dr. Cathy Moffitt is a current Senior Vice President and immediate past Aetna Chief Medical Officer at CVS Health. She and her team lead the integration and delivery of clinical and population health solutions in support of Aetna members, customers and provider partners.

Prior to her current role, Dr. Moffitt was the Chief Medical Officer for Aetna’s Commercial and Individual businesses, overseeing a team of physicians focused on utilization management and nurses supporting member care and case management. Dr. Moffitt was also the Senior Medical Director for Aetna’s southeast territory with oversight of all medical management responsibilities for Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas.

Dr. Moffitt began her career in managed health as a Medical Director for Vista Health Plan, a legacy company of Coventry Health Care and then Aetna. She also served as the company’s Executive Lead of State Programs, overseeing the Medicaid, CHIP and long-term care programs. Dr. Moffitt served as the Chief of Hospital Pediatrics at Broward Health from 1997 to 2005.

Meghan Phillipp is the inaugural Executive Director of the Health Care Council of Chicago (HC3), an initiative powered by Third Horizon. In this role, she leads HC3’s strategic direction and core operations, working across sectors to convene health care leaders and address the city’s most urgent health challenges. Meghan also serves as Vice President of Community Impact at Third Horizon, guiding social impact initiatives, corporate responsibility efforts, and community health consulting engagements.

With over a decade of experience spanning nonprofit leadership, startups, and civic partnerships, Meghan has built a career focused on advancing equity, collaboration, and community-centered innovation. Her background includes developing strategic programs, producing mission-driven events, and fostering strong cross-sector relationships.

She earned her MBA as a Baumhart Scholar at Loyola University Chicago’s Quinlan School of Business and holds a Bachelor of Music with a Minor in Theatre Arts from Lawrence University.

A dedicated civic leader, Meghan currently serves as President of the Associate Board and member of the Development Committee at CommunityHealth, a board member at Sharing Notes, and an advisor to several local nonprofits and health care entrepreneurs.

Andrea Robinson is the Executive Director of OASIS, a nonprofit serving victims of Intimate Partner Violence across seven counties in Kentucky’s Green River Area. Since taking the role six years ago, she has led major initiatives, including relocating the shelter and establishing non-congregate housing. Andrea also serves as Board President of ZeroV (formerly the Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence), advocating for systemic policy changes across the Commonwealth.

She has been an adjunct professor at Western Kentucky University for five years, teaching Criminology and Sociology. Before moving to Owensboro in 2017, she worked in foster care, certifying foster families across Kentucky. Originally from Denver, Colorado, Andrea brings a diverse background, including work as a police dispatcher, child welfare crisis interventionist, and Community Corrections officer focused on pretrial services and bond reform for violent offenders.