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Amber Krowiarz is a writer, mentor, and launch strategist. She helps thoughtful, meaning-driven people clarify their inner world and bring soul-aligned projects to life. Amber lives in Indiana with her husband Joe, and children Koa and Gus. She enjoys writing, mentoring, and herding dogs and cats. Her main focus is on meaningful work and meaningful relationships. She loves making things and learning, and spends her time imagining, inventing, tinkering, and building.

Harold Treen is a software engineer with experience at Facebook on the Design Tools team, and previously at Squarespace where he built Internal Tools and launched Squarespace Marketplace. He has also worked as a contractor for companies like Dooly and Readme. Harold attended the Recurse Center, a self-directed educational retreat for programmers, and worked on self-directed projects like EpubPress. He holds a B.A.Sc. in Computer Engineering from Queen's University and has held internships at Mobify, Pivotal Labs, Microsoft, and Xtreme Labs.

Paul Henman is an Englishman living in Canada. He is a photographer and Agile coach with over 15 years of experience. Paul founded TorontoPhotoWalks in 2009 and continues to organize the events. He has been a credentialed photographer for the Honda Indy Toronto team since 2010. He is also a badminton player and a Formula One fan.

Felicia Lasmana is a conservation biologist and sustainability practitioner based in Bandung, Indonesia. She has a background in field biology and environmental consulting. Currently a Quality Manager at the HCV Network, she works with scientists, practitioners, and academics in the conservation and sustainability sector. Her research interests include biodiversity assessment, High Conservation Value implementation, and the business-biodiversity interface. She also mentors early-career professionals and writes about ethical tourism, conservation experiences, productivity, and career growth in sustainability sectors.

Phil D. prioritizes being an involved Dad and Husband. He focuses on establishing a better work-life balance, simplifying his existence, and advocating for improved online privacy. He enjoys giving back to the community through coaching, mentoring, and volunteering. He also enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, camping, fishing, beachgoing, and geocaching.

Michael Sliwinski is the founder of Nozbe, a to-do app for business owners and their teams. He writes essays and books, works on projects, and podcasts, often using his iPad. Michael champions the #NoOffice philosophy, believing that work is not a place but a thing you do. He has been helping small business owners and their teams maintain a work-life balance since 2007. Michael works from home, doesn't email his team, has few meetings, and doesn't work on Fridays.

Adrien Joly is a software engineer based in Montreuil, Paris. He has been a developer since 2003 and enjoys prototyping, developing, maintaining, and scaling complex software. He shares his knowledge by hosting a podcast, writing articles, giving talks, teaching, and maintaining open-source projects. He also plays drums for various bands and musical projects and has participated in the composition and recording of three albums. He is interested in software sustainability and coaching technical teams.

Florian Heidenreich is an indie software developer living in Dresden. He has over 20 years of experience in professional software development. Florian enjoys reading, music, various forms of movement, and paying attention.

Sarah McCulloch is a writer, thinker, and entrepreneur. She maintained an active blog from 2009-2014. She was born in London and attended grammar school in Chelmsford, Essex. She has a degree in Theology and Religious Studies from the University of Manchester and an MSc in Occupational Therapy from London South Bank University. Ordained as the Reverend Sarah McCulloch in 2014, she is also an NHS manager and runs the Autistic Empire. Her research on the sensory experiences of autistic adults was published in the American Journal of Occupational Therapy in 2023, and she edited and published the book, Across Sacred Thresholds, in 2025.

Jase Rodley is the owner of an SEO agency. He helps businesses grow by improving their organic leads. He pivoted his agency, Dialed Labs, to adapt to changes brought on by AI and now focuses on delivering quality traffic and leads that convert. He shares his experience and knowledge to help others start their own SEO agencies.

Julian J. Schrader is a digital native, entrepreneur, and holds a Master of Science degree in Business Information Systems. He transforms companies into digital businesses by automating processes with digital tools. He is the CEO of SOPHISTICATES, a company crafting web applications and shaping business processes using automation. Julian is interested in technology, design, psychology, business, web development, and productivity.

Tyler Tringas writes about Micro-SaaS, entrepreneurship, and remote work. He is currently living in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. He funds bootstrappers at Calm Company Fund and is building Brooklyn Uprising, a rock climbing gym in DUMBO.

Shen DeShayne architects, builds, and ships web software. Originally from Maui, Shen is now based in Los Angeles.

Alex Eaton is a writer and photographer based in the rocky mountains of Colorado. His photography focuses on landscape, travel, and adventure. He has been featured in Field Mag, Wildland Trekking, and 303 Magazine. Alex runs a photo newsletter called Stillnotes, sharing one image every Thursday with the story behind it, technical how-tos, and more on the art of photography. He also created Rambler, a newsletter documenting a year and a half spent on the road traveling the American west. He is currently working on his first photo book, the culmination of his work on Rambler, and a blog series documenting the process of creating the book. He is also working on a new brand called Lore Outdoors to help instruct and inspire folks who want to get outside.

Travis Dailey is a B2B SaaS Marketing & Operations professional focused on building engines that drive revenue. He specializes in helping companies build scalable revenue engines by optimizing stacks and strategies. With a decade of experience at the intersection of Marketing and Operations, Travis emphasizes data-driven decision making, treating the tech stack as a product, and aligning marketing and sales through shared data models. He is currently focused on AI implementation in RevOps workflows, including streamlining lead scoring, automated enrichment, and predictive analytics.

This person is an electrical and embedded software engineer. Outside of work, they enjoy climbing rocks, playing the mandolin, generative art, and reading. They have a variety of projects, blog posts, and reading lists available on their website.

Guillaume Leclerc, Maurice Bernard was born in France. He lived on an island from ages 12 to 16, returned to France, and then left again from age 24 to explore the East. Now 43, he lives in Macau during the hot season. He spends his time stretching, working out, and playing tennis after a motorbike accident. He reads fiction, works on apps like kV, Wooshy, and Scrolla, practices the drums, and takes Mandarin classes. He also dedicates time to reporting bugs on macOS Tahoe. He focuses on physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being, inspired by 'The Power of Full Engagement'.

Jose Paul Martin helps companies raise money and grow their business. He has experience helping businesses scale and grow, and shares insights from his experience as a relationship builder, legal negotiator, financial modeler, and management consultant. He has worked on deals over USD 300 million in emerging markets like Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, Turkey, and South Asia. He runs ENCAPITA and is building BayFolio, a mutual fund distribution division.

Garrett Dimon has been designing and developing software on the web for a couple of decades with a focus on information architecture, HTML, CSS, accessibility, Ruby, and Rails. He graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a degree in Computer Science. He launched Sifter, a hosted bug and issue tracking application, and later sold it. He worked for Wildbit focused on Postmark. Currently, he is a partner in Very Good Software, working full time on Fireside and Flipper. He is also a left below-knee amputee who enjoys staying active with activities like sit-skiing, paddleboarding, mountain biking, hiking, and camping.