Say the name Erin Brockovich and you think, strong, tough and stubborn. Brockovich is all that and more. She is a modern-day David who loves a good brawl with today’s Goliaths. She thrives on being the voice for those who don’t know how to yell. She is a rebel, fighter, mother, woman. She is you and me.

It’s been over 15 years since Julia Roberts starred in the Oscar-winning tour de force, Erin Brockovich. The film turned an unknown legal researcher into a 20th century icon by showcasing how her dogged persistence was the impelling force behind the largest medical settlement lawsuit in history. Since then, Brockovich hasn’t been resting on her laurels. She continues to fight hard and win big. This gutsy woman doesn’t apologize for who she is. She has always loved going head to head with the big boys and was never intimated by their bravado.

After being seriously injured in a traffic accident in Reno, Brockovich moved to California’s San Fernando Valley and hired Masry & Vititoe to represent her. They won a small settlement, but she still needed work, so she got a job at the law firm as a file clerk. It was while organizing papers on a pro bono real estate case that Brockovich first found medical records that would explode into the largest direct-action lawsuit in U.S. history. The story and eventual film made Erin Brockovich a household name. Over time, Brockovich realized she could use her notoriety to spread positive messages of personal empowerment and to encourage others to stand up and make a difference.

Because of her fighting spirit, Brockovich has become the champion of countless women and men. She is this generation’s Dear Abby, and in fact receives thousands of Dear Erin letters and emails each year from people who are begging for help and support in their own personal struggles. Brockovich proudly answers every one of them.

As President of Brockovich Research & Consulting, she is currently involved in numerous environmental projects worldwide. Brockovich is one of the most requested speakers on the international lecture circuit and travels the world for personal appearances. She is a true American hero whose icon status and “stick-to-it-iveness” only fuels her determination to expose injustice and lend her voice to those who do not have one.

Leading at the intersection of diversity, inclusion, and workplace culture, as CEO and Chief Diversity Strategist of Rework Work , Stacey focuses on reworking how companies work; including how they inclusively recruit, hire and engage employees, effectively creating inclusion and belonging for all.

In her role as Chief Diversity Strategist, she coaches and counsels executive leaders on DEI strategies for the business while offering a no-nonsense approach to education for the broader employee population. Taking a 360-degree of work, Stacey is the creator of the number one resume course at LinkedIn learning and an unconscious bias course which has surpassed more than 1 million unique learners. She is a highly rated coach practitioner who has facilitated coaching of senior DEI leaders at several Diversity & Inclusion forums. She was recognized by Pepperdine University as a Top 40 Over 40 Leader, was a finalist for Los Angeles Business Journal’s Women’s Award and was recognized by Forbes as a Top 3 Business Leader Who Spoke Out About Diversity & Inclusion.

Previously employed as an Adjunct Professor teaching Diversity in Organizations at Phillips Graduate University, she now teaches at Pepperdine University in the Business School where she earned her MBA. Formerly the Director of Education for the largest SHRM affiliate in the country, Stacey earned her both her Inclusive Workplace Culture credential and her SHRM Senior Certified Professional certification from the Society for Resource Management (SHRM).

She is the author of a best-selling interview guide titled The Successful Interview: 99 Questions to Ask and has released a second book, UNBIAS: Addressing Unconscious Bias at Work, which debuted at #1 on Amazon’s Hot New Release list and is also available at Barnes & Nobles, and wherever books are sold. As a consultant and career strategist, Stacey has written career and diversity related articles and provided content for SHRM, Fast Company, Skillsoft, Forbes, NPR Radio, BBC Radio, Essence Magazine, and Monster.com, to name a few. She was also a career segment guest contributor to Fox Business and is a frequently requested keynote speaker.

Ally Love, is a multifaceted woman, pioneering the slash generation. As the CEO/Founder of Love Squad, she is the in-arena Host of the Brooklyn Nets, Peloton Instructor, adidas Global Ambassador, and Model. Ally uses her influence/platforms to create a space to celebrate and champion diversity in race and culture through conversation and sweat.

Known as a Boss of Business, Ally Love’s platforms reaches millions, which is why it has been important for her to create Love Squad as a space where real conversations and real change can occur through moderated panels and open discussions around women empowerment. Ally believes that our differences make us unique but our will to be better brings us together.

At the Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan, Nikki Stone became America‘s first-ever Olympic Champion in the sport of inverted aerial skiing. What made this performance so unbelievable, was the fact that less than two years earlier, a chronic injury prevented her from standing, much less walking or skiing down a slope at almost 40 miles per hour. Nikki came dangerously close to being sidelined from aerial skiing indefinitely.

Her tenacity and refusal to step down from a challenge brought Nikki Stone back to the top of the freestyle skiing podium. This top spot was far from foreign to Nikki, as throughout her career she earned 35 World Cup medals, eleven World Cup titles, four national titles, two yearlong Aerial World Cup titles, and a World Championship title. She also became the first pure aerialist ever--male or female--to become the yearlong Overall Freestyle World Cup Champion.

Nikki encourages and inspires her audiences to find their Turtle Effect by realizing their passions, triumphing over obstacles and take life-enhancing risks, like she did, to reach extraordinary goals that may initially seem unattainable. Nikki is teaching individuals and groups the tools and skills they need to make infinite improvements in the workplace and in their personal lives. Nikki‘s book, When Turtles Fly: Secrets of Successful People Who Know How to Stick Their Necks Out, was honored as an Amazon bestseller. Nikki also writes articles and columns for a number of magazines, newspapers, and websites. Nikki is also a contributing author to the inspirational book Awaken the Olympian Within: Stories from America’s Greatest Olympic Motivators.

Nikki‘s contributions span far beyond her professional careers, as she devotes time to charities such as “Right To Play”, ”The Make-A-Wish Foundation” & ”American Cancer Society”, hosts group skiing adventures, and participates in numerous sponsor promotions for major national and international companies. You may have seen Nikki through her numerous television appearances on such shows as Late Night with David Letterman, The Today Show, Good Morning America, CNN Early Addition, MSNBC Morning Line, ESPN’s Cold Pizza, FOX News Sports Express, CNN Business As Unusual, and FOX Sports News live.