Daymond  initially made his mark by starting FUBU in the basement of his mother’s house, capitalizing on the then-fledgling hip-hop streetwear market, now a $20 billion dollar industry. In 2009, Daymond was tapped to join the cast of a new business-reality concept Shark Tank. Daymond has been a mainstay of the cast and is now affectionately referred to as, "The People’s Shark.”

Daymond has also written three books, the most recent of which, The Power of Broke, debuted at #2 on the New York Times bestseller list in January of 2016.

Jessica is a Founder and former Chief Marketing Officer of KIVA, the world’s first peer to peer microlending website. KIVA lets users lend as little as $25 to poor entrepreneurs around the world, providing affordable capital for them to start or expand microenterprises. Jackley was also recently praised by Forbes, named as one of 5 rising stars in Healthcare, Education, and the Environment. She is the author of the book Clay Water Brick: Finding Inspiration from Entrepreneurs Who Do the Most with the Least (Random House).

Jo has served on church teams throughout the U.S. discipling leaders, training teams and planting missional communities in suburbs and inner cities. She is the author of the book More than Enchanting, which explores the subject of women in leadership.

Kirk spent 23 years at Procter & Gamble Company in marketing and then as President of Global Family Care. He currently leads Google’s team working with the largest advertisers and advertising agencies in the world to bring them online.  

Prior to becoming an entrepreneur Natasia worked for several years as a patent specialist and trademark agent in Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C. Wyzerr is a tech startup that builds customer feedback surveys that look and feel like games

Tim is currently serving both as Chairman and Founder of ShareThis, based on Palo Alto, CA and manages the $57 million Cintrifuse Syndicate Fund in Cincinnati, working with startups in the region. Tim spent half of his career as a tech entrepreneur and the other half as a tech venture capital investor. 

Todd teaches leaders and organizations how to establish practices that lead to everyday brilliance. He is the author of three books, The Accidential Creative, Die Empty and Louder Than Words.

Henry is a Managing Principal of Sovereign's Capital, a venture capital fund that invests in faith based entrepreneurs in the US and SouthEast Asia. Kaestner is also Chairman, Co-Founder and previous CEO of Bandwidth.com, a company that together with his business partner, David Morken, he has grown from $0 to $250 million in revenue.