Dina Proctor is a life and business coach, and best-selling author of Madly Chasing Peace: How I Went From Hell to Happy in Nine Minutes a Day. After hitting emotional rock-bottom, she -quite unintentionally!- created a process called 3x3 Focus System (3 minutes, 3 times a day) that enabled her to transform every aspect of her life. From weight loss and banishing addictive cravings to reconstructing relationships, this simple and yet incredibly effective method has gained the support of Jack Canfield and Dr. Bruce Lipton, and is now helping thousands of others around the world improve their lives.

Patrycja Slawuta is a bi-coastal (SF + NYC) researcher and entrepreneur. A native of Poland, Patrycja is a connoisseur of the complexity and nonlinearity of human nature. She is an experimental social psychologist by training, but it is science and its application that is her passion and work.

SelfHackathons are immersive live events to hack and upgrade the most important operating system (OS) of all: the human OS. The events are immersive and experiential bringing cutting-edge experts at the intersection of neuroscience, programming, and scientific embodiment.

Tiffany Yu is the founder of Diversability, an award-winning social enterprise to rebrand disability through the power of community. She is also a web developer interested in building mission-driven companies.

Previously, Tiffany was the Director of Business Development at REVOLT, the music network from Sean Diddy Combs. She started her career with internships at UBS and Goldman Sachs and joined the investment banking analyst program at Goldman after graduation. During her final year at Goldman, Tiffany was a campus recruiter with responsibility over 6 MBA schools and the investment banking recruiting processes for the North American regional offices, consortium, and sophomore internship program.

In 2016, she was named one of the New York Business Journal's Women of Influence. She is a World Economic Forum Global Shaper and has been featured in Forbes, the Guardian, and The Wall Street Journal. She is a graduate of Georgetown University.

Danielle Kayembe is a serial entrepreneur who works on projects at the intersection of women and social impact. She is the co-founder of The FLOW Summit on Womens Economic Empowerment. The FLOW (First Ladies of the World) Summit is a global initiative to bring powerful women together to create solutions for womens lack of access to financial capital, both in developed and developing countries. Through her advisory, GreyFire Impact, she advises governments and businesses on how to integrate forward-looking initiatives. Ms. Kayembe was also a founding partner in the Tour of Tech: Lagos, a unique experience that brings investors from Silicon Valley to tour growing tech hubs in Africa. Danielle is an advisor to social impact startups and a mentor to Columbia Universitys business accelerator. Through her mindfulness startup, PowerBase, she teaches meditation techniques designed for modern women, and coaches other entrepreneurs and executives.