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Co-CEO & Co-Founder of Little Passports Forbes.com Contributor & Speaker Motivated by a deep passion to raise a generation of global citizens, in 2009 Amy co-founded Little Passports, a children’s media company. Today, it’s become a leader in the subscription industry, with over 3 million packages shipped worldwide. At companies like eBay and McKinsey, Amy built over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship, management, strategy and finance. She’s a seasoned leader, an inspiring speaker and lively panelist.

Bernd Muler is a CEO at tugg and is based in Buchholz in der Nordheide, Lower Saxony State, Germany.

Mark discovered technology at a young age thanks to a couple of computers donated to his school. Born and raised in Lebanon, Mark founded his first tech company by the age of 17. After moving to the U.S. to study at the University of Detroit Mercy, Mark led the development of a connected car project for the US Army. In 2010, Mark co-founded Dialexa, a Technology, Research and Creation firm. It’s internal incubator has spun out three companies including Vinli, the world’s leading connected car platform. Mark is the CEO of Vinli, and sits on the board of Vinli, Dialexa, Nara, Robin, Rosy, UNICEF USA (Great Plains Region), and is a member of YPO. Mark speaks around the globe, and advocates for children and refugee rights.

Samuel Mogil is a Chief Executive Officer at SquadUP Inc and Co-Founder at SquadUP Inc and is based in Briarcliff Manor, New York. He has worked as Intern at STRATEGIC INFORMATION GROUP; Assistant to Claims Manager at The Mogil Organization; and Intern at NATIONAL CINEMEDIA, INC.. Samuel attended Duke University between 2008 and 2012.