Jason Boog fed a passion for writing at a young age and always sensed it would be his calling. He has incorporated it in all facets of his life, including during a two year stint in the Peace Corps. Jason studied journalism in college and pursued a Master's Degree from NYU, where he also taught, while working for a number of different media outlets. He re-located to Los Angeles and recently released the book THE DEEP END, a ten-year passion project that shares how writers survived during the Great Depression, lessons which feel very relevant to the pandemic of today.

Jackie Ceonzo was born and raised in NY and began her career in the textile industry and working for a family business. When her oldest son was diagnosed with autism, Jackie created a program for him when she saw that there were no meaningful alternatives for his education. Founded originally as SNACK and now called SNACK*, the name stands for Special Needs Activity Center for Kids & Adults. It has grown significantly over the years and enables children, teens and adults on the autism spectrum to thrive.

Animah Kosai studied law in both the UK and Malaysia. From an early age, she adopted a doctrine of advocating for social justice. After serving in a law firm and being in-house counsel for large oil & gas concerns, she decided to pursue her passion. In recent years she has become a strong advocate for whistleblowers, victims of sexual harassment and others who are marginalized based on following the right path. She has founded a group called "Speak Up At Work".