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I am the current President & CEO of Bethany Christian Services with more than twenty three years of international relief, development, government relations and fundraising experience. In my current role at Bethany, I have the honor to lead an organization which is in 35 States and 8 countries and has 1700 plus staff serving children and families. I report to a Corporate board and work with local State boards. I have helped set the strategic vision for the organization along with being the voice for the organization by speaking to the public, media and members of Congress. I have also served in senior leadership positions all over the globe with leading project and program management positions in humanitarian and development organizations, including World Vision, CARE and MAP International.

Elizabeth Lindsey became CEO of Urban Alliance in April 2021. Previously, as CEO of Byte Back, she was one of The Root 100 most influential African Americans of 2019. Under Elizabeth’s nationally recognized leadership, Byte Back thrived as a dynamic nonprofit with a pathway of inclusive tech training that leads to living-wage careers, and Elizabeth led Byte Back’s successful expansion into Baltimore. Prior to joining the DC-based organization in 2015, Elizabeth was Chief Operating Officer of Groundswell, where she oversaw its evolution from a community nonprofit into a nationally recognized social enterprise. She earned her bachelor’s from Swarthmore College and her master’s in public affairs and urban and regional planning from Princeton University. Elizabeth led development efforts for minority- and women-owned businesses for the New Jersey Department of the Treasury, and she developed workforce training programs for the DC Department of Employment Services. Elizabeth serves on the Federal Communications Commission’s Advisory Committee on Diversity and Digital Empowerment and is a member of the Washington, DC Mayor’s Innovation & Technology Inclusion Council and the Verizon Consumer Advisory Board. She is on the Board of Directors of the Goodwill Excel Center, The Engine Room, OATS, and the National Digital Inclusion Alliance. In addition to the The Root 100, the Washington Business Journal named her to its most competitive list - 40 Under 40. She was a three-time Washingtonian Tech Titan and was named a Champion of Digital Equality by the Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council. Elizabeth won a DC Inno 50 on Fire award and two DCA Live New Power Woman of DC Tech awards, and she was named a 2019 Enterprising Woman by Tagg Magazine and a 40 under 40 Queer Woman by the Washington Blade. She led a panel at SXSW in 2018, delivered a TEDx talk, and was named a top 100 leadership speaker in Inc. Elizabeth is dedicated to helping thousands of people thrive in a digital society, to creating a pathway to living-wage careers, and to influencing a shift toward a diverse and inclusive tech sector.

John M. Harrison MSW is a Chief Executive Officer at COMMUNITY MEDIATION SERVICES and is based in City Metropolitan Area, New York City, New York. He has worked as Program Coordinator at Greater Jamaica Community Coalition, Program Coordinator at Youthbuild USA Inc, and Housing Specialist/Counselor at Homes For The Homeless Inc. John studied at Adelphi University and State University of New York College at Old Westbury.

Anthony D Agostino Ed.D. is a Chief Executive Officer at ST PATRICK CENTER and is based in St. Louis, Missouri. He has worked as Executive Director at Criminal Justice Ministry, Chief Program Officer at Springboard To Learning, and Senior Program Director at Springboard. Anthony works or has worked as Board President at Umsl Alumni Association and Chief Program Officer at Springboard. He attended Saint Louis University between 1999 and 2003, Saint Louis University between 2010 and 2015, and Saint Louis University between 2004 and 2007.