Louis Fox
Co-Founder and Executive Creative Director, Free Range Studios

Since 1998, Mr. Fox has lead Free Range Studios to become the leading media and communications firm in the social arena. Writing and directing the company's numerous animation and video productions, including the mega-hits “The Meatrix” (themeatrix.com) and “The Story of Stuff” (thestoryofstuff.com), has earned him top honors at film festivals and awards ceremonies around the globe, including South By Southwest, Media That Matters, The Holland animation Festival, The Webby Awards, Resfest, and the Annecy International Animation Festival. A trained filmmaker, Mr. Fox’ innate sense of story and ability to translate important and often difficult messages into entertaining media has motivated millions of web users to take actions that better the world.

Michael Leifer
Co-Founder and CEO, influenceXchange

Mr. Leifer, founded and became Executive Director of Erin Brockovitch's Cancer411.org, a non-profit dedicated to helping cancer patients get the information that they need. He also successfully founded and sold C3 Live, a webcasting and syndication company that worked in partnership with Microsoft and Yahoo! producing A-list celebrity-laden events with spirit and energy drink sponsors. In 2000, Leifer founded guerilla PR, an anthropologically-based integrated marketing and communication company that worked with Coca-Cola, Red Bull, Snapple, Jim Beam Worldwide, Nestle, Sony, Capital One and many others. In 2007, guerilla PR won the Ad-Tech Best Social Media Marketing Award and was acquired by Swirl Advertising. His book "Social Currency" will be released early next year.

Greg Wendt
Principal, Enright Premier Wealth Advisors

With over 16 years of experience in financial services, Mr. Wendt is one of the top Socially Responsible Investment advisors in the country. He is frequently profiled as an expert in the media including "Living with Ed" Television Show on Home and Garden Television, 2005/2006 issue of Business Ethics magazine, Daily Variety (Entertainment Industry Publication), Financial Planning Magazine and Yogi Times. Mr. Wendt is also the founder of Green Business Networking and the Los Angeles chapter of Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE), with a total membership of over 2,000 green business owners and executives.

Erika Rand
Filmmaker, Producer, Art Director

Ms. Rand is currently producing a feature film which gives voice to Tibetan activists and highlights the Tibetan Plateau environmental crisis. She recently directed a Climate Change film with the Alliance for Climate Education and served as a film curator for TED.com's Pangea Day. She was a camera operator on feature films "American Cannibal," and "Say My Name" on women in hip hop. Rand was awarded “Best Cinematography” for her first 16mm short “Pigeon Spirit” from panel judges including Albert Maysles (who Jean-Luc Godard considered “the best American cameraman”) and Ellen Kuras (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind). Her clients include: Deepak Chopra and Oscar Arias’ Alliance for a New Humanity, Color of Change, Elie Wiesel, Harmony Festival, McCann Erickson, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, MTV, Participant Productions, Pushpin Group, Rounder Records, St. Martin’s Press, Slava’s SnowShow, Video the Vote and Women’s Earth Alliance. She co-founded Evolver Magazine and evo.com.

Scott Mattoon
Principal Technologist, Sun Microsystems

Mr. Mattoon serves on the Board of Directors of Architecture for Humanity, sponsor of the Open Architecture Network. He is an active advocate for open source and sustainable business. He seeks to apply the principles of transparency, collaboration and sharing in his work as Chief Architect for Sun Microsystems' Western U.S. Market. A student of sustainability, Scott tries to stitch ecological impact awareness, energy analysis, and long term thinking into everything he does. In addition to his time at Sun, Scott's career has spanned several leadership positions with companies helping to shape business and society on the Internet including 4charity.com, Live365.com, Cybersource, and NeXT.

Dan Bishop
VP and General Counsel, Clipper Windpower

Mr. Bishop has served as an executive and General Counsel for UNOVA, Inc., an industrial technologies company, Paxar Corporation, which provides merchandising systems for the retail and apparel manufacturing industries, both NYSE-listed companies, as well as Monarch Marking Systems, Inc., Western Atlas, and Litton Industries, He is on the Board of Governors for the Institute for Corporate Counsel. He was previously the Chair of the Corporate Law Departments Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association and on its Board of Trustees. Mr. Bishop is on the Board of Directors of Amphastar, Inc, a pharmaceutical company.