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Miriam started her career in education as an NYC DOE high school educator in 2008. Her front-line experiences working with students and families in the classroom inspired her to co-found Kinvolved, a certified Benefit Corporation elevating equitable K-12 student and family engagement in school. As Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder, Miriam’s responsibilities include overall strategic development and execution, fundraising, revenue generation, growth, and impact, board management, and more.Miriam is a Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation entrepreneur, a two-time Fellow at Columbia University, an Education Pioneers and Teach For America alumna, and has been named as an NYU Changemaker, a Top 100 Influencer in EdTech, and on Forbes’ list of 30 Under 30. She earned an MPA from the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at NYU, where she has also taught, an MA, Ed. from Lehman College, and a BA with Honors from Brown University, where she has been a Women's LaunchPad Mentor since 2014.

James Fisher is a Partner at BLDG, Founder & CEO at Roadtrippers, and Founder at Lost & Co and is based in Cincinnati, Ohio. He works or has worked as Owner at CROWN BREWERY PLC, Employee at Roadtrippers, and Advisor at Bounde. James studied at School of Life (India) between 1980 and 2020.

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.

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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.

Vatsal Shah is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Litmus Automation since July 2013, a startup with a vision of enabling things connectivity to business applications through an IoT platform 'Loop', a totally unexplored arena. Along with staying on toes with all tech movements in the valley, Vatsal plays several roles as a leader, engineer, strategist and always a learner. Previously, Vatsal has worked with Rockwell Automation as a Design Engineer, which became the cradle for this startup. Being a social enthusiast, Vatsal makes a point to attend events and meetups relating to opensource, M2M, connected solutions or Internet of Things. Vatsal earned his M.S. in Global Entrepreneurship from Em-Lyon (France), Zhejiang University (China) and Purdue University (USA) jointly and his B.S. in Electronics Engineering from Nirma University, India.

Weissman succeeded Kerry Trainor as SoundCloud's new CEO - effective January 1, 2021. Since joining the company in 2017, Weissman has been a key leader in driving SoundCloud’s growth. He joined the company as Chief Operating Officer, and was promoted to President in 2019. He has been instrumental in expanding SoundCloud as the principal architect of some of the company’s key strategic initiatives including its music licensing efforts, its U.S. ad sales partnership with Pandora, and the acquisition and integration of artist services company, Repost Network.