Jason Mitchell: From Straight Outta Compton to Starting Over
Jason will talk about preparation, navigating pressure in entertainment, and the mindset required to deliver when the spotlight is brightest.
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Jason will talk about preparation, navigating pressure in entertainment, and the mindset required to deliver when the spotlight is brightest.
Alani will talk about translating personal identity into wearable design, staying original under public pressure, and building a name in fashion.
Rob will talk infrastructure, fan economics, and what it will take to execute at scale while protecting the long-term identity of a franchise.
Dother Sykes takes us behind the scenes of Hollywood stunt work, sharing his journey from a Jordan commercial to working on Sinners, the risks and injuries behind the action, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.
Pittsburgh-born singer, dancer, and musician blending pop, soul, and R&B — he started performing before age 10 and moved to California to pursue entertainment.
One of the most decorated flag football players in the world and Team USA gold medal leader.
Point guard known for her freestyle and trick-shot style, and the fifteenth woman to join the Harlem Globetrotters since 2017. A UTEP alum who also played professionally in the Czech Republic and Spain, she shares her game with over 700,000 Instagram followers.
TikTok star and food content creator with 1.6 million followers on @dreindallas, where he shares the foods he tries and glimpses of his life in Dallas, Texas. One of his videos, filmed during Crumbl's Olivia Rodrigo collab, has drawn over 20 million views.
Self-taught home cook, veteran, and devoted dad from Queens, New York, known online as One Stop Chop. He learned to cook by shadowing his great-grandmother and now shares approachable comfort recipes on social media.
Comedian and U.S. Navy veteran Charlie Lee Adams Jr. brings humor, real-life experiences, and his unique perspective to the stage, turning stories from military life and beyond into comedy.