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Joe Dallas Moore is a Chief Executive Officer & Chairman at Carnegie Communications and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He has worked as Policy and Advocacy Leadership Initiative Fellow at Teach for America; Latin American Volunteer at Independent Volunteering, Travel and Intensive Spanish; and Staff Reporter at Roswell Daily Record. Joe works or has worked as PhD Candidate in Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. He studied at WABASH COLLEGE between 2002 and 2006, Carnegie Mellon University between 2013 and 2017, and National Louis University.

Thomas Sanchez is CEO and co-founder of Social Driver, a digital agency that uses groundbreaking strategies for social media, websites, digital marketing, and advocacy. The firm’s client experience includes leading corporate and nonprofit brands such as Honda, Target, Cigna, and the American Hospital Association.Social Driver's mantra captures its mission and values: “We believe the future is bright, all progress is social, and the drivers make history.” Under Thomas’s leadership, the agency’s collaborative culture and cutting-edge strategies have received wide acclaim, including the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce’s Supplier of the Year award, Minority Business 100 awards, and a Best and Brightest Company award.Thomas has completed two Harvard Business School Executive Education programs, and another at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. Thomas was recently selected by the Financial Times as one of the top LGBT executives in the world, alongside Jim Fitterling, CEO, The Dow Chemical Company, and Peter Arvai, CEO and co-founder, Prezi. Thomas has been credited as one of the “most innovative people in Washington, DC” (DCInno) and a top “minority business leader” (Washington Business Journal), but his passion for entrepreneurship began humbly, growing up on a farm in Missouri, where he learned valuable lessons that helped him launch a successful technology career and grow as an entrepreneur. Thomas’s passion for social impact led him to launch The Driver Foundation, a philanthropic fund focused on youth and diversity. He serves on the Board of The Trevor Project, the national nonprofit providing suicide prevention services to LGBTQ youth. The Mayor of the District of Columbia appointed him as Chair of The Innovation Technology and Inclusion Council where he advises the Mayor and the public on ways in which to grow the District's innovation and tech-economy. He also serves on the Foundation Board of his alma mater Northwest Missouri State University.