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Scott Mathson is a maker, entrepreneur, musician, and consultant based in Western Montana. He has over a decade of experience building, marketing, and growing businesses, their products, content, and presence. He consults through Mathson Design Co. and owns The Recording Center. Scott's background includes roles at enterprise tech companies such as Amplitude, Algolia, Netlify, and Auth0. He is also the solo founder of Plink, a smart podcast link service. Scott's website serves as a personal blog and portfolio, showcasing his articles, songs, and work.

Josh Lu is a product marketer at a B2B software company. He describes himself as a communicator who finds joy in writing, photography, and podcasting. He enjoys journaling and photography as ways to reflect and observe. He hopes to spend his retirement processing film negatives and his final days reading his journals.

Trey Ratcliff is the person behind StuckInCustoms.com, a travel photography blog. He is a photographer and artist whose work has been featured by NatGeo and auctioned at Sotheby's. His photography has garnered 140 billion views on Google and he has over 5 million social media followers. He was hailed as a "pioneer" in High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography by TED's Chris Anderson. He displayed the first-ever HDR photograph at the Smithsonian Museum. He sells large-format limited edition prints. He has also launched multiple NFT drops.

Dean Yeong is the cofounder of Wolo Yoga, and formerly worked at AppSumo. He writes a newsletter focused on productivity, decision-making, and mindful growth. He has published over 150 articles and book notes, and answered over 500 Quora questions. Dean's work has been featured in Inc., HuffPost, and Observer. He helps SaaS and ecommerce businesses grow through workshops and consulting.

Andrew Hitz is a musician, creator, teacher, and coach. He is the creator of Hitz Academy and The Entrepreneurial Musician, and the host of "The Brass Junkies" podcast. He is also the owner of Pedal Note Media. Andrew is a former tuba player for Boston Brass. As an Educational Ambassador for Jupiter Band Instruments, he has given clinics in over 25 countries and 40 states. He has also spoken about the music business and entrepreneurship at colleges and universities. Andrew serves on the Board of Directors for the Mockingbird Foundation. He is a graduate of Northwestern University.

Leesa Renée Hall is a mental wellness advocate, award-winning author, and self-taught artist. As a licensed therapist since 2015, she uses a trauma-informed and hope-inspired approach, incorporating creative elements and expressive activities to help clients explore their internal landscape. She is the author of Inner Field Trip®, an award-winning book that uses expressive art activities and self-reflective journaling prompts to help readers explore hidden biases. Leesa has been documenting her curiosities on her blog since 1999.

Jeremiah Lee was born in 1984 and immigrated to Stockholm, Sverige (Sweden) from the United States in 2017. He works in tech and has been employed by Stripe, InVision, Spotify, Fitbit, Disney, and Apple. He considers himself an activist and cares greatly about digital human rights and the environment. He enjoys traveling, reading, and writing on his blog. He is the founder of Ananas Teknik and currently a solopreneur. He popularized the phrase "developer experience" (DX).

Dave Kiss is a father of two, maker, and community builder living in Northeast Ohio. He currently works as a Sr. Developer Community Lead at Mux. Dave helps make the internet and has been building things for the web since his first Kool-aid fan site in 2004. He enjoys sharing his knowledge and helping others with JavaScript, online sales, and meetups. He values autonomy, ownership, and collaboration, and prioritizes remote work.

George Mandis is an engineering leader, writer, and creative technologist with over 17 years of experience. He has held roles such as director of engineering, engineering manager, full-stack software engineer, consultant, and conference speaker. Since 2006, he has been working professionally with computers, starting his own consultancy in Portland, Oregon. Most recently, he was the director of engineering at Axios HQ and is currently seeking new opportunities. George has spoken and led workshops at numerous conferences, presenting on JavaScript and "joyful programming." He also runs a web development bootcamp and mentors others. He attended the Recurse Center in New York City in 2020.

Joey J is a Singapore-based Japanese photographer and the creator of LASTLIGHTS.NET, a passion project dedicated to long exposure cityscape photography at blue hour. He is also an avid traveler and casual web developer who enjoys WordPress. He shares his knowledge and experience through free and paid eBooks and blog posts. When not photographing, Joey enjoys spending time with his kid, riding his folding bike, feeding community cats, and watching local football.

Ken Broeren is a Professional and Personal Development coach. He focuses on enabling and equipping individuals in their professional and personal lives. To see what he is currently working on, visit his NOW page.

Corey Brown is Head of Editorial, a speaker, and a musician. He has expertise in AI-Augmented Decision-Making and Data-Driven Content Strategy. Corey has been building websites since 1995, focusing on content and growth through publishing, contextual commerce, user-generated content, social media, and designing and building content management engines. He is the founder and CEO of No Treble, and co-founded Squidoo.com with Seth Godin. He speaks on topics including Design Systems, building web traffic, publishing, and technology. He also plays bass and piano and writes music.

Tristan Hils is a technician and designer based in Cleveland, Ohio. Identifying as he/they, Tristan works as a theatrical systems technician and lighting designer. Outside of work, Tristan is a self-described nerd who enjoys tinkering with technology and learning new things. Tristan is also a husband/partner, cat dad, OneWheel enthusiast, and climber.

Liz de Nesnera is a full-time voiceover talent who fluently speaks English and French. Growing up in a multilingual family with native French-speaking parents, she is native in both languages. Her experience includes working at the French Embassy Trade Office, as a radio station Copywriter/Production Director, and as a corporate recording studio Producer/Casting Director. She records phone system prompts, medical and technical narrations, eLearning modules, explainer videos, and TV and radio commercials. Liz records from her studio in the Catskill Mountains.

Silvia Pernarella is an actress who graduated from the Scuola del Piccolo Teatro di Milano in 2008. She worked in productions at the Teatro Stabile for five consecutive years and was directed by Luca Ronconi in "Sogno di una notte di mezza estate" and "Il Mercante di Venezia." She has worked with numerous other directors and theaters. Silvia is the winner of the Duse Prize for Best Emerging Actress 2015, the first prize of the first edition of the Salicedoro International Prose Competition, and the Sonia Bonacina competition. She is also an ID Facilitator.

Al Amin is a Northern Nigerian writer, photographer, and filmmaker currently based in Berlin, Germany. He shoots bold, colourful images of people, specializing in portraiture, lifestyle, and editorial photography. Al is also passionate about helping people connect with their audiences through videos. He has collaborated with brands, authors, and artists to help tell their stories. He has also written and directed short films, music videos, and documentaries. Al recently started a Youtube channel where he makes videos about creativity, relationships, and personal growth.

Kurt Elster is an MBA and Ecommerce Senior Consultant. He is associated with Ethercycle, Crowdfunder.app, and hosts the Chicago Shopify Expert Podcast. He offers resources for growing Shopify stores through weekly podcasts, videos, tips, and updates featuring successful Shopify entrepreneurs.