KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Professor at Yale Law School & Author of "Invisible and Civility"

Professor of Communication & Political Science, University of Delaware; Author of "Wrong" and "Irony and Outrage"; TED Speaker & Improv Comedian

Political Scientist & Economist; Professor at Georgetown University

McGregor-Girand professor of Social Ethics of Science & Technology at Stanford University; Senior Advisor to the US Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute; Co-Creator of #GivingTuesday

Geopolitical Analyst, Author, Senior Fellow at CNAS

Director of the European Center for Palestine Studies, University of Exeter; Author of "The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine" & "Lobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the Atlantic"

Law Professor at Arizona State University; Author of "The New Crusades: Islamophobia and the Global War on Muslims"

Mathematics Professor Emeritus; Science-AI-Religion Thought Leader; Renowned Oxford Scholar; Author of "Can Science Explain Everything?"

Psychotherapist, Corporate Mental Wellness Consultant & Burnout Prevention Expert

Comedian, Actor, Writer, Producer & Podcast Host; Known for Offbeat Sense of Humor

Decorated Veteran, Former POW, Resilience Expert

Actress, Emmy Award-Winning Host, New York Times Bestselling Author, Spokesperson & Entrepreneur

Renowned Architect; Lead Designer of The National Museum of African American History & Culture

Founder of Constellation Research, AI Expert, Author

President of Global Affairs & Co-Head Goldman Sachs Global Institute at Goldman Sachs; New York Times Bestselling Author

Award-Winning, Multiple Bestselling Author; Known for "Postmortem" & the Kay Scarpetta Series; Forensic Thriller & Crime Novelist

Publisher of SUCCESS Magazine, Best-Selling Author, Expert in Leadership & Productivity

Legendary Producer, Director & Screenwriter; Founder of American Zoetrope

Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Founder of Grameen Bank, Microcredit Pioneer

Former NFL Quarterback, Heisman Trophy Winner & College Football Analyst; Advocate for Autism Awareness; Known for 'Hail Mary' Pass at Boston College to Gerard Phelan to Beat Miami