JILL GURR

Jill is originally from East Meadow, NY. She has traveled and lived all over the world and is fluent in Spanish, French and Italian. ​She is the CEO of the nonprofit organization Create Now, which she founded in 1996. Jill has devoted the last 23 years of her life helping more than 48,000 at-risk and high-risk youth in Los Angeles to heal and thrive through therapeutic programs in the arts.

She is a produced screenwriter, having adapted the book Hit and Run by James Hadley Chase into the screenplay “Rigged,” which stars George Kennedy. This film was distributed internationally by Kodiak Films. She also wrote “Socrates,” a PBS pilot that stars Ed Asner. Several of her original screenplays were optioned. One of Jill’s scripts placed as a Quarter-Finalist in five different writing competitions, and also as a Finalist in an international writing contest.

Jill graduated from Boston University with a B.S. degree in Broadcasting and Film. She worked for many years in the film industry as a Script Supervisor on international productions with famous actors and directors.

She founded Create Now in 1996 and serves as the CEO. Jill was featured on NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams and CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360°. She was one of eight people in the U.S. selected to be in an exhibition at the Museum of Tolerance called “Everyday Heroes.” She was chosen by the British Council to participate in their Global Xchange program in South Africa and Northern Ireland in 2010, where she shared best practices with 25 other leaders from six countries. Jill gives presentations to global diplomats through adjuncts of the U.S. State Department.

She received a standing ovation after giving a TEDx Talk in Beverly Hills on October 29, 2016. Jill published a comprehensive book, Mentor Youth Now: A Guidebook for Transforming Young Lives, which is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and through other retailers. She’s available as a consultant, trainer and a speaker.

BRANDI VEIL

Starting with one, you can change many, impact a nation and even the world.”

Founder and CEO of Being Investments specializing in developing holistic business ventures and a mindful leadership culture for global change.

Brandi’s executive coaching and CEO Mentorship program not only helps her clients in business development but sets a mindful practice as the foundation for success. With over a decade working in the Hollywood hospitality and entertainment industry, Brandi saw a need for a shift in mainstream business leadership. One that would put mindfulness, spirituality and business development at the forefront of all her business development and training.

In her previous work at CEO and founder of event location and production agency, she has worked with many well-known entertainers curating, producing, managing and edutainment events with Michael Beckwith, Pink, Steve Aoki, Lebron James, Jackie Chan and many more producing and developing events, marketing, pr and educational platforms as edutainment.

She is a true believer in the new economy, sustainable, whole systems including digital currency and rewards systems to help promote the global marketplace. She has spent her life studying western to eastern philosophies, she is a certified holistic health practitioner; in Yoga and meditation, quantum field energetics including Reiki, and (NLP) NeuroLinguistics Integrative Therapy. Brandi is a visionary and futurist helping balance the fate of our future by educating groups on the importance of daily practice as a step towards social and global goals for a better world.

Her vision for helping leaders achieve their goals is based on personal development principles, neuroscience, and mindful practice. She is a big thinker, she believes everything is energy, which can be applied with technology for social change. Her philosophy is “starting with one, you can change many and impact global a nation and even the globe. Founder of Being Investment and Being Media Group has spoken at TEDx NYC Women’s Conference, United Nations and many other platforms on ancient wisdom, wellness, meditation, leadership, social impact, and empowerment.

BELLA SKYLLER

Lost in a world full of prototypes, rights and wrongs, Bella Skyller chose to go against the norms and found her sound by combining different styles and made it to her own. With a sense of perfection, warm tones, insightful words, rich melodies, she has found herself in dark-pop and electro-pop. Her lyrics about love, life as young and restless girl, her emotional and passionated vocals, make her appear as an artist that would fit in most genres. 

Captivated by music since a very young age, the Swedish singer and songwriter started to sing English songs at the age of four, without knowing the meaning of the words. With a great memory for songs, she knew every single song that was on the radio. Not only singing has been warm to her heart, instrument was something she was very fascinated about. At the age of ten she decided to learn the guitar by her self, and nowadays she plays the piano too. Music was a big part of her childhood and she participated in musicals, dance classes and lessons for various instruments.

She has always been influenced by her parents, two musicians themselves. Her father played in a band and when she was old enough she joined as the lead singer and guitarist. The band called Garage 11 have done many gigs in Sweden. From small intimate performances with acoustic vibes, where the sound of guitars along with plentiful voices smoothly elapse among the audience, to big events where the wild audience sung along to the songs, but Bella was always longing for something bigger. 

Bella Skyller shines the most during her live performances when she gets to show her emotions and passion for her own songs and sounds. She does not have to be in the middle of the spotlight to be seen or heard. Her fresh sound, warming spirit and meaningful connection with her audience makes her live performances memorable, rare and powerful. 

Since she released her first single Love Me Louder in February 2018, her music has only grown. She now works with producers both in America and in Sweden. After releasing a remix of her original single, a music magazine based in New York, Elicit Magazine, made a reportage about the song. During the summer 2019 she  released another single called “Our Show” with the same producer. She is now working on her first album and writes songs for a Swedish producer at the same time. Since she moved to Los Angeles to chase her dreams, she almost drowns in her own creativity. Previous year has been full of surprises and the next to come will be even more exciting.

As an empath herself, Stephanie Red Feather has experienced firsthand the challenges of being extremely sensitive to subtle energies and the emotions of others. She knows that it can be overwhelming and cause you to lose yourself and doubt who you are. With this guide for anyone who’s ever felt out of place because of their sensitivity, Red Feather offers advice on how to manage life’s difficulties as an empath as well as insight into how these qualities are vitally important to the future of humanity.



Affirming that being an empath is a real thing and you are not alone in your experience of the world, Red Feather offers practical exercises to help you understand, control, and fully manifest your gifts. She explains how to clear your energy field, stop energy leaks, and reclaim your sense of self. She warns of the pitfalls of being an empath, such as employing your gifts in unhealthy ways, and stresses the importance of embracing both the Divine Masculine, to create boundaries and safety, as well as the Divine Feminine, to practice radical self-care and live authentically from your own center.



Red Feather explains not only that there are now more empaths than ever before, but that this surge in numbers is no coincidence. With the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, empaths represent the new human blueprint. They are the way-showers for the next step in human evolution, and they have a cosmic mission: to usher in a higher level of human consciousness, centered in the heart chakra. Red Feather also explains the impending reactivation of dormant levels of consciousness and cosmic memory, which will upgrade our human operating systems to function at a higher frequency. This shift is already acutely felt by empaths and will allow us to reclaim the lost powers of our ancestors.



With this hands-on guide, Red Feather provides empaths the tools they need to empower themselves and embrace their essential role in the next step of humanity’s evolution and ascension into the frequency of heart-centered consciousness.

About the Author: Rev. Stephanie Red Feather, Ph.D., is the founder and director of Blue Star Temple. An ordained shamanic minister, she holds a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and master’s and doctorate degrees in shamanic studies from Venus Rising University. She is also a mesa carrier in the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition of Peru, having studied with Don Oscar Miro-Quesada and his lineage since 2005. She lives near Kansas City, Missour

Medicortex's CEO, Dr. Adrian Harel, has a PhD in Neurobiology, from the Weizmann Institute of Science, and was a postdoctoral at Washington University. Dr. Harel has many years of experience in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. Dr. Harel has extensive Drug R&D know-how and GMP production and manufacturing knowledge. He combines a broad scientific education with extensive industry experience.

Katherine Price Snedaker, LCSW, is the Executive Director and Founder of PINK Concussions, a 501c3 non-profit, for female brain injury from sport, domestic violence/assault, accidents or military service. Snedaker is an international speaker, brain injury professional, researcher, brain injury survivor and parent of a child with a brain injury. Snedaker has presented on sex differences in brain injury for organizations such as the United States Department of Veterans Affairs VA, Boston Children's Hospital, Ohio State University, and the International Brain Injury Association.

Katherine has produced and presented at eight International Summits on female brain injury with Georgetown University Medical Center, Palo Alto VA Healthcare System, International Brain Injury Association, the International Conference on Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury and Mount Sinai (CTE in Women).

Katherine conducts research studies and facilitates ongoing support groups for women, young women, veterans, and caregivers/parents as well as medical professionals. Katherine’s work with PINK Concussions has been featured in Scientific American, Marie Claire, US News and World Report, The Washington Post, HEALTH magazine, STAT, AP the Big Story, and Neurology Advisor. Katherine has appeared on Good Morning America, NBC News, Fox News, ESPN's Outside the lines (twice), and Aljazeera.

Dr. Brian C. Joondeph MD

Denver, CO

Specialty / Subspecialties: Ophthalmology / General Ophthalmology, Retinal Disease

Dr. Joondeph graduated from the Northwestern University The Feinberg School of Medicine in 1984. Dr. Joondeph works in Goodland, KS and 5 other locations and specializes in Ophthalmology. Dr. Joondeph is affiliated with Porter Adventist Hospital, St Joseph Hospital, Rocky Mountain Hospital For Children, Children's Hospital Colorado and Goodland Regional Medical Center.

Brian C Joondeph completed his training as a retina surgeon in 1990 and since then has worked both in private practice and full-time academic ophthalmology. He practiced in Michigan for ten years before taking his family on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to work and live in Auckland, New Zealand for several years. He has been in Denver for the past 15 years after returning from his academic retina position down under. Denver was a great fit for his family after New Zealand given the opportunity for outdoor adventure and sports.

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