Toni McKinley, after a turbulent childhood, rose up to be a leader in her community, state, and nation. She's provided training and speaking to multiple government agencies and organizations who serve survivors of sex trafficking as well as developed the only program led by survivor leaders for incarcerated trafficked girls.

Toni teaches trauma-informed care and responsiveness training nationwide, she consults many organizations, government agencies, and a host of other entities who are looking for guidance on their response to sex trafficking. Toni is also the recipient of the 2017 Unlikely Hero Award and the recipient of The Texas Governor’s Commission For Women Human Trafficking Prevention Award 2018. She has developed therapeutic programs, counseled trafficked youth and adults, testified in court, and is highly sought after as a keynote speaker for fundraisers and conferences.

She has lived experience as well as professional experience, is a licensed professional counselor, and gives a unique and well-rounded approach that prepares individuals for what to expect and how to care for youth with complex trauma. Learn more about her at tonimckinley.com.

Lindsay brings over 20 years of global Human Resources experience working with an array of Fortune 500 and start-up clients.  In addition to being an executive coach and holding leadership roles in the HR function, Lindsay also was a professor of Organizational Culture at USC.

Throughout her career, Lindsay has navigated the twists and turns of work and life, seeking greater flexibility and purpose while overcoming burnout along the way.  Her soon to be released book, Working Hell to Working Well: Making Your Company Work For You, captures Lindsay's knowledge of how organizations work, sharing the mindset shifts and approaches needed to empower readers to find a more sustainable and fulfilling approach to work. 

I was born September 23, 1942 and raised in New Jersey and New York City. In the early ‘70s I moved to the San Francisco Bay Area and have been based here ever since, except for three lovely years in Boulder, CO during the early nineties.

My interests have always been eclectic and broadly scattered throughout the arts, sciences and humanities. My original career trajectory was toward Industrial Design, but after meeting the Cinema Vérité pioneers Albert Maysles, D. A. Pennebaker and Richard Leacock in the early 1960s I became their apprentice and never looked back. Following a brief, five-semester run-in with higher education at Pratt, Harvard and the New School, I began a career in independent media production (film, video, radio, photography, music production and writing) that has now spanned six decades.

Films I’ve produced or photographed have earned over two dozen international awards, notably including my short 1961 documentary SUNDAY, which was widely acknowledged as the first social-protest film of the 1960s, is part of the permanent film collection at New York's Museum of Modern Art, and was recently restored by the UCLA Film and Television archive. As of the early 2020's it is still being shown at international film festivals.

Justin Nabity, CFP® CLU®, CHFC®, is a dynamic business and financial expert who is passionately dedicated to guiding doctors, entrepreneurs, and investors on their journeys to financial independence. As a motivational speaker, educator, and coach, he has become a trusted resource for hospitals, residency and fellowship programs, and medical organizations, all striving to empower their members to unlock their fullest potential.

With an impressive career trajectory and his self-made multi-millions, Justin had the option to retire by the age of 39. Instead, he chose to pivot into business and healthcare consulting, driven by a profound desire to make a lasting impact in the lives of others. His commitment to service reflects his belief that true success is measured not just by personal achievements but by the positive influence one has on the community.

Through his work, Justin inspires individuals to redefine their financial futures and embrace their roles as leaders in their fields. His mission is to equip others with the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive, fostering a culture of empowerment and purpose that resonates far beyond the numbers. Justin’s unwavering dedication to lifting others makes him not just a consultant, but a beacon of hope for those striving to create meaningful change in their lives and communities.

SHEILA SEPPI is the co-author of Cosmic Convergence: Journeys of Walk-Ins, Starseeds, and Hybrids and a soul-exchange walk-in who entered the body of a 38-year-old mother with three children, and experienced instantaneous healing from documented illnesses.

She emerged with new spiritual gifts and memories, transforming her life completely.

Sheila’s first soul experience was in the Angelic realm with the Elohim, where she was given the name Nawaila (Na-wai-la) by her original star family.

Sheila’s soul is a blend of Angelic, Pleiadian, Arcturian, Sirian-Lyran, Mantis, and Andromedan lineages, among others.

She initially entered the body as and in alignment with her Arcturian frequency but has since fully integrated her Andromedan self.

Sheila’s mission, guided by her collective known as the Yahni (Yah-knee), is to be a wayshower, helping humanity to spiritually awaken and evolve.

In 2019, Sheila published Walk-Ins: Cosmology of the Soul. She is an international speaker, event coordinator, multidimensional life coach, holographic alchemist, light language linguist, regression therapist, shamanic practitioner, and spiritual teacher.

Sheila uses higher dimensional frequencies to empower others to embrace their higher selves.

Sheila founded the Conscious Awakening Network and SpiritWay Wellness. Her goal is to help people spiritually remember who they truly are.

Yamila brings the rhythm of her native Cuba. She learned a wide variety of artistic talents from Cuba, Europe, and the United States. At a very early age she was enrolled in Cuba’s National Ballet School where she studied Classical Ballet for five years and ultimately began performing as a soloist. Following that, Yamila continued her studies at Cuban’s National School of Performing Arts where she learned music, dance, and acting graduating with honors.    

Together with her family she began a series of performing tours throughout the country. Yamila’s passion for salsa music and Cuban culture catapulted her to fame with a growing number of Cuban fans that adored her style. Soon she was recognized as a TV icon appearing on her hit shows “Para sentir amor” and “Contacto”. The shows’ successes launched her international career and she soon started touring several European countries including: France, Germany, Portugal, and Spain. While in Spain, Yamila participated in numerous televised programs as a singer, actress, and TV host. She has performed in many of Spain’s famous concert halls in cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia. Her European tour was a success and she later traveled to several parts of South America and the Caribbean.

In 2000 Yamila moved to Miami and there, she started to perform in the famous national TV show “Sábado Gigante”, in Univision. In the same network she worked at “Caliente” and “Los Metiches” shows and she co-host the show Luna Verde, in America TV. Yamila’s experiences and talents eventually brought her to Los Angeles, working on NBC in “Kinpin” and “Southland’ series in TNT, “Criminal Minds; Beyond Borders” in CBS and “Shameless” series in Showtime and in latin shows like “Cante y Gane”, Azteca America and “De todo un poco” in Channel 22, Telemundo. She was invited to participate in the last season of the Mexican show “Super Sábado”, Azteca TV in Mexico city.

Yamila has performed at The Oscar Governor Ball where she became the first Cuban artist to perform in this important event, also she has participated at Latin Sound Series in LACMA, The Mayan, Rumba Room, The Century Club, Mama Juanas and many other famous clubs in the Los Angeles area as well as several cultural events such as the Cuban Festival, Latin American Festival, Day of Mexico Independence, among others.

From his fifth album “No alcanzan palabras para ti”, the song “Guajira” was chosen to be part of “Hidden Moon” movie’s soundtrack sharing credits with Oscar winner Luis Bacalov Yamila’s brother and music director Yalil Guerra has been nominated five times and he won a Grammy award as best contemporary classical composer. Recently, she co-produced with her brother Yalil the original soundtrack of the PBS documentary “Weekend in Havana”.

Currently, Yamila is promoting her seventh album “Havana Nights”, produced and mixed by Latin Grammy winners Yalil Guerra, Oscar Autie and Cristian Robles.

Also, she is working on many other projects like The Yamila Guerra Show, a daily podcast in Youtube live and Facebook live, her new albums that will debut soon and a new show in Las Vegas where she has signed a contract for five years.

Honeywell Research Fellow
Four technology companies founded
One successful product developed – real time video insertion system
Two books written and published
Thirty six patents issued
IEEE senior life member
ACM senior life member

1973 – 1991  Research scientist Honeywell Research Center
1988 Appointed Honeywell Research Fellow
1991  Negotiated ownership of NCL and Invocation model IP from Honeywell
1990  Founded Theseus Research to develop and exploit the IP
1992 – 1994  Consulting: developed live video insertion system: virtual ads in live TV – the yellow first down line
1996 Founded Theseus Logic to focus on NULL Convention Logic,
2001 Left Theseus Logic
2002 – 2004  Wrote Logically Determined Design – Published by Wiley 2005
2004 – 2006  Wrote Computer Science Reconsidered – Published by Wiley 2007
2006 – 2010  Pursued investment for flow graph architecture
2010  Founded Wave Semiconductor funded by Tallwood and Southern Cross
2014  Left Wave Semiconductor
2016  Realized that NULL Convention Logic is flawed
2016 Co-Founder Esperanto
2017 Left Esperanto
2017 Realized that Null Convention Logic is flawed
2018  Began re-characterizing the logic and the model
2019-2024 Wrote “Journey Through Computation: Natural and Human”