Jean Neuhart started her journey in the wedding industry over 30 years ago as a planner, working one-on-one with couples to bring their wedding visions to life. Along the way, she launched a blog to share tips, debunk myths, and make wedding planning a little less overwhelming. Now retired from coordinating weddings, Jean continues her mission as a blogger, author of two wedding books, co-author of The Ultimate Wedding Guide, and creator of digital planning resources—all designed to help couples cut through the noise and plan a wedding that truly reflects who they are.

Stephanie Brandolini is a best-selling author, award-winning screenwriter, filmmaker, and dedicated business owner. Having overcome significant mental health challenges and reconnected deeply with her faith along the way, Stephanie now uses her spiritual insights and creative talents to guide others towards their highest potential.
As a wayshower to a life of freedom and boundless creativity, she empowers individuals—particularly women—in life and business to transform obstacles into strengths. Through her work, Stephanie advocates for mental health, spiritual fulfillment, and the power of living authentically, helping others to manifest their divine purpose.

Helen Holden Slottje embodies the journey from reformist hope to revolutionary clarity. Once seated at the "Master's table" as a Harvard-educated "Big Law" attorney, she has first hand experience of the truth: the tools of the system cannot dismantle it. Her trajectory—from corporate corridors to achieving New York's "impossible" statewide fracking ban —demonstrates the necessity not of reform but rupture, not of inclusion but the creation of entirely new forms of relationship.
As founder of the Regenerative Law Institute, Helen doesn't help organizations achieve "sustainability tweaks" or better seats at existing tables. She guides the phase-shift from seeking permission to building autonomous power. Her Goldman Environmental Prize (the "Green Nobel") came not for working within the system but for revealing its fundamental illegitimacy.
The fracking victory wasn't about better regulations—it was a generative refusal. By creating novel legal frameworks that made extraction literally impossible rather than merely regulated, Helen demonstrated proves that pressure doesn't need management but transformation into quantum leaps that exceed capture. Helen embodies her own thesis: liberation requires not better seats at the Master's tables but the courage to build new worlds where measurement gives way to meaning, where the impossible becomes inevitable.