Entrepreneur and Creative, Eryn Eddy is the founder and CEO of So Worth Loving— A lifestyle brand that bridges the gap between not talking about self-worth and talking about it. Her work has been featured in publications such as The Oprah Magazine, CNN, MSNBC, INC, Southern Living, and Atlanta Magazine. Her story has been shared throughout corporations, conferences, and universities.

Nate Butler, Cultural Architect, is an Atlanta-based entrepreneur, singer-songwriter, and producer. Nate’s career spans film, television, and music with connections to Luther Vandross, Posh Spice, Christina Milian, 3LW, America’s Got Talent, and most recently South Africa’s “Live Your Dream,” bringing hope and opportunity to those in the entertainment industry. Nate’s drive is to platform others.

Kitti Murray and her husband Bill live on the edge of Atlanta in a refugee community that CNN has called the most diverse square mile in the world. This has been the most intense and inviting neighborhood in their experience, and it has taught them to dream big and love even bigger. One expression of that love has been Refuge Coffee Co., a nonprofit Kitti founded as a way to join hands with neighbors near and far to create opportunity and true refuge through coffee and community service.

B.T. Harman is a former executive turned content strategist, podcaster, and speaker. He consults forward-thinking organizations on brand strategy, design, marketing, social media, leadership, and more. He is also a successful podcaster, having drawn 1.9 million downloads between his two narrative-style podcasts, Blue Babies Pink and Catlick.

Jeff Shinabarger is the Co-Author of Love or Work and founder of Plywood People, a nonprofit in Atlanta leading a community of start-ups doing good. His work has been featured by Forbes, Inc., CNN, USA Weekend and Huffington Post. He is the co-founder of Q, mentored over 1000 startups and created the largest social entrepreneur event in the south called Plywood Presents.