Dr. Kimberly McGlonn is an award-winning advocate for justice & environmentalism, advocacy that informs her approach to leadership in the fashion industry. As Founder & CEO of the manufacturing start-up Grant Blvd ®, she oversees the creative direction and growth strategy of the brand. Grant Blvd’s mission is to construct sustainably sourced fashion by creating living wage training & jobs for women, particularly those who are formerly incarcerated. Outside of these roles, Kimberly leads via her role as VP of Social Impact at Fitler Club, and her role as faculty member of Drexel University’s Westphal College of Media Arts & Design.

As President of Fitler Club, Jacob provides direction for all aspects of Fitler Club's strategy and operations, leading a team of over 200 employees. Jacob joined Fitler Club in 2022 after 11 years as an executive at Philadelphia Cricket Club, where he focused on membership development, engagement, and retention, marketing, communications, member events, private events, and general club management, and served as the founding Executive Director of The 1854 Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Nick is the Vice President of Sales & Finance at Fitler Club. He was a part of the Club’s pre-opening team and has overseen Fitler Club’s financial operations since 2018. Additionally, Nick has overseen Fitler Foundation’s bookkeeping, financial reporting and tax engagement since its inception. He currently serves on the board of two other public charities and is on the finance committee of those organizations.

Arun S. Prabhakaran is the President of the Urban Affairs Coalition, a $80 million Philadelphia-based social enterprise and the nation’s largest and oldest Black- and Brown-led fiscal sponsor. Previously, Mr. Prabhakaran served as Chief of Staff to District Attorney Larry Krasner and helped oversee a transformation of the District Attorney’s Office, the fifth largest prosecution office in the United States, serving 1.5 M citizens of the City and County of Philadelphia with an annual budget of $48 million. He is the Chair of the National Network of Fiscal Sponsors and former Maternity Care Coalition Board President.

Joshua Thomas, a senior leader in external and international affairs with expertise in philanthropy, brings a diverse professional background spanning arts, culture, and higher education. As the Regional Director of International Relations at The Wharton School, he shapes global presence and philanthropic strategy across EMEA and Latin America. Managing two regional Boards, Joshua oversees pipeline and membership experience for notable internationally-based alumni. Formerly VP of External Affairs at The Philly POPS, he achieved a 25% YoY increase in fundraising revenue for education and community engagement programs, managed government affairs, and led successful audits for $3.5M in federal relief funding.

Creativity strategist Natalie Nixon is "the creativity whisperer to the C-Suite". She's been selected as one of the Top 50 Keynote Speakers in the World and is valued for her accessible expertise on creativity, the future of work and innovation. Natalie helps organizations reframe their futures- by applying foresight, wonder & rigor to amplify growth and business value.