Jan Alessie is the Co-founder and Managing Director of World Football Summit (WFS), a global platform for the football industry. Since its inception in 2016, WFS has hosted over 27 events across four continents, bringing together leaders from clubs, leagues, and organizations to discuss the future of football. Alessie oversees the company’s operations, strategic partnerships, and international expansion.

Contessa Brewer is a correspondent and substitute anchor at CNBC, where she covers casinos, gaming, and breaking news stories. She joined CNBC in 2017, bringing extensive experience from her previous roles at MSNBC and NBC News. Known for her sharp reporting and on-air presence, Brewer is a trusted voice on major economic and social topics across U.S. media.

Dr. Zach Bush is a triple board-certified physician in internal medicine, endocrinology, and hospice care. He is internationally recognized for his work on the microbiome and its impact on human and environmental health. Dr. Bush founded Seraphic Group, Farmer’s Footprint, and Resource Dynamics to develop root-cause solutions for human and ecological health. He also leads The M Clinic, focusing on integrative medicine and holistic healing.

Dr. Stacey E. Rosen is Executive Director of the Katz Institute for Women’s Health at Northwell Health and 2025–2026 Volunteer President of the American Heart Association. A cardiologist with over 30 years’ experience, she is a national leader in women’s cardiovascular health and healthcare equity. She is co-author of Heart Smarter for Women and co-producer of the documentary Ms. Diagnosed.

Dr. Kevin Holcomb is Chair of OB/GYN at North Shore University Hospital, LIJ Medical Center, and Zucker School of Medicine. A board-certified gynecologic oncologist with 25+ years of experience, he’s a leader in women’s health, research, and education. Formerly at Weill Cornell, he focuses on gynecologic cancer, maternal health disparities, and advancing compassionate, community-based care.

Dr. Heloisa Lessa is a certified nurse-midwife and a pioneer of humanized childbirth in Brazil. Since 1989, she’s led home birth care in Rio, working with Indigenous communities and founding the Michel Odent Institute and Parto Ecológico. She’s won awards including the 2018 Human Rights in Childbirth Prize and 2024 Women Who Inspire award. A global speaker and author, she now coordinates the Brazil team for FC Mother.

Dr. Todd Ovokaitys is a Johns Hopkins–trained physician and bioscientist renowned for his pioneering work in regenerative medicine. He co-invented the Strachan-Ovokaitys Node Generator (SONG) Laser, a technology that activates Very Small Embryonic-Like Stem Cells (VSELs) for tissue regeneration and age reversal. As Chief Medical Officer at QiGenix Clinics, he integrates advanced laser therapies with personalized anti-aging protocols, aiming to enhance longevity and cellular health.

Debbie Phelps is a retired American educator and author, widely recognized as the mother of Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps. With nearly five decades in education, she served as the first principal of Windsor Mill Middle School and later as executive director of The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools. A motivational speaker and advocate for children’s education, she authored the memoir A Mother for All Seasons. In January 2025, she retired after a distinguished career.

Hilary Phelps is a holistic wellness coach, speaker, and addiction recovery advocate. After overcoming a 15-year battle with addiction, she now helps women navigate life transitions through her platform, The Right Room. Hilary is also a former competitive swimmer and the eldest sibling of Olympian Michael Phelps.

Michael Sheldrick is a policy entrepreneur and co-founder of Global Citizen, where he leads campaigns that have mobilized over $40 billion to combat extreme poverty and promote climate resilience. He has collaborated with global artists and world leaders to drive systemic change. Sheldrick is also an adjunct associate professor at Columbia University and author of From Ideas to Impact.

Greg Shindler, known as “The Longevity CEO,” is a leading expert in cellular medicine and longevity. He has led world-class clinics, including RMI in Costa Rica, serving celebrities and athletes. Now CEO of Omya, he guides a global community of leaders focused on vitality and purpose. His work blends science, resilience, and personal growth to redefine healthy aging.