The Shift Creative is a full service creative studio located in Southern CA. Its founder, Alexis Andra, started the company as a side hustle fresh out of college. Now she is known as “the installation queen” and was named in the top 100 Women from Create & Cultivate.

Skinjectables is a walk-in anti-aging bar and the go-to medical aesthetic destination for the skincare savvy. Its founder, Katie O’Brien has been in the industry since 2003, and has been a national trainer on all things injectable.

Marci is a fun, loving mama of two adult daughters and the creator behind Marci In The Middle, a blog and community for women “in the middle.” Her big passion is to encourage and provide support to women who are navigating an in-between time of their life.

Emily Frost is the owner of Emily Frost Aesthetics, a beauty clinic offering a wide range of services to enhance your beauty and lifestyle. After over 5 years of working in the clinical field, and 3 years of working closely with a plastic surgeon, Emily decided to pursue her passion and open up her own clinic.

Seth Mattison is an internationally recognized thought leader, advisor, and top-rated keynote speaker. He has been studying business performance, transformation, and leadership for almost twenty years, and has been sharing his insights for the past decade.

Isa Griffin is a personal and professional coach based in California and the founder of eNourish, a health and wellness brand that offers habit-based coaching, shop recommendations, and a soon-coming resource platform.

Giselle is a marketing director, motivational speaker and performance coach. She’s worn a lot of hats and worked a lot of different jobs that have ultimately equipped her to help others make their dreams a reality.

Treasures is a faith-based organization whose mission is to empower women in the sex industry and survivors of trafficking to live healthy, flourishing lives. They have provided care for over 2,000 women, have provided training for 120 outreaches in 6 continents, and reach out to 5,000 women annually.