Sandy Dee, a retired Army Veteran, has over 20 years in the Healing Arts. She taught and worked as a Massage Therapist and a Life and Health Coach. She worked with the veterans in the VA and the community, bringing awareness about PTSD, mental health, personal growth, and wellness classes.

She was the CEO of her life and created the non-profit, “A Pawsability 4 Veterans”, for ten years, providing veterans with service dogs. She is very active with VetArt.org and other local organizations.  Currently, her non-profit focuses on telling veterans’ stories through iPhone film documentaries and short clips. “Everyone has a story that needs to be heard, and I want to be the one to share your story.”

Sandy Dee was born to deaf parents, which taught her compassion from a very young age.  Growing up, she was immersed in a broad range of history, which shaped her understanding of the world and its diverse narratives.

Sandy served in the military, gaining valuable experience and deepening her commitment to service. She has dedicated much of her life to the healing arts and has worked with multiple non-profits, focusing on supporting veterans and her local community. With a unique blend of creativity and exceptional networking skills.

Sandy has found her true calling in storytelling. Today, she thrives as an iPhone film producer and poet, using her talents to share compelling stories and connect with others in meaningful ways.

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Driven by fostering spirituality within the music community, Lincoln Jesser is pioneering a new genre he calls Healing House, blending frequency healing, ancient ancient sound techniques, and mindfulness with uplifting contemporary dance music.

His latest releases have been met with overwhelming enthusiasm, skyrocketing his fanbase and generating millions of views and streams in just months.

Guided by Grammy-winning sound healer Jonathan Goldman, Lincoln’s innovative approach is not only reshaping music but also fostering a collective ascension to higher consciousness within the dance music community. 

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https://www.instagram.com/lincolnjesser/?hl=en

and

https://www.tiktok.com/@_lincolnjesser_

Through the Billions Institute, Becky has trained thousands of government, philanthropic, and third sector leaders from every corner of the globe and from every sector of social change on how to design and lead large-scale change. Her workshops incorporate many of the training categories in the scope of work, including leadership, emotional intelligence, team building, and communications skills. Becky has been training and coaching executives and their teams since 2015, building upon her decades of experience in leadership and management, from nine years of service as a US Army Officer and 11 years directing programs in the human services sector.  

Career highlights include directing the 100,000 Homes Campaign for Community Solutions, which mobilized 186 cities to permanently house more than 100,000 people who had previously been living on their streets in just under four years. Becky’s work has been featured on 60 Minutes, in the New York Times, the Stanford Social Innovation Review, and the Harvard Business Review. She is a guest lecturer at Stanford University and the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.

A graduate of West Point, Becky also served for nine years as an officer in the US Army, both in Special Operations and Special Mission Units. Becky received a Masters Degree in Organizational Change Management from the New School University. She received her coaching certification from the Hendricks Institute. Her awards include the White House “Champion of Change” award, the Schwab Foundation “Social Entrepreneur of the Year” award, and the National Conference on Citizenship’s “HOOAH” award.

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Ted Trimpa is the Principal and CEO of Trimpa Group LLC, a national political consulting and government relations firm that specializes in progressive public policy advocacy and political strategy.  With offices in Washington D.C. and Denver, Trimpa Group develops cutting-edge public policy strategies at the state and federal levels.  Trimpa also serves as a board member for numerous organizations, including the Democracy Alliance, ProgressNow, Third Way, Citizen Engagement Laboratory, and Tectonic Theater Project.

Trimpa is one of the country’s most sought-after advocates resulting from his deep understanding of the national and multi-state public policy, political, and nonprofit landscape.  Called “Colorado’s answer to Karl Rove” by The Atlantic, Trimpa is a nationally recognized Democratic strategist and operative.  He is considered a key architect of the political infrastructure that facilitated the Democratic Party’s resurgence in Colorado after decades of Republican dominance—a turnaround so dramatic National Review dubbed it the “Colorado miracle.” Campaigns & Elections recently named him one of the top five Democratic political players in the state. 

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Alexander Hinton is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology, Director of the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights, and UNESCO Chair on Genocide Prevention at Rutgers University. He is the author or editor of seventeen books including the award-winning Why did they Kill? Cambodia in the Shadow of Genocide (California, 2005). His most recent books are It Can Happen Here: White Power and the Rising Threat of Genocide in the US (NYU, 2021), Anthropological Witness: Lessons from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal (Cornell, 2022), and Perpetrators: Encountering Humanity's Dark Side (Stanford, 2023).