Atim Eneida George was a career Senior Foreign Service Officer with 30 years of experience in international affairs. An accomplished diplomat, Dr. George worked on human rights and democratization, environment, science and technology issues as well as immigration. As a public diplomacy practitioner, her professional interests are anchored in a commitment to promoting peace, social justice and international understanding.

Edward Miller, founder of SoulTranSync, has extensive knowledge and experience in meditative practices and non-dual Inquiry tools. This knowledge has been the foundational development of his transformative SoulTranSync practice. Over his 25-year spiritual journey, he has gained wisdom and invaluable training tools to help others realize innovative meditative skills that foster life changing results.

John Harold Moore is a Spiritual Coach, Family Constellations Facilitator, A Course in Miracles Teacher, Writer, and Speaker. His life turned around in 2002 while studying massage therapy and energy healing at Educating Hands School of Massage in Miami, where he graduated at the top of his class. That same year a neighbor introduced him to Unity on the Bay, a New Thought church where he learned the power of self-love and prayer. He is grateful to these two organizations for helping him begin to see things from a different perspective.

Lemuel W. Watson is a seasoned executive and scholar whose career spans various industries, which include educational, non-profit organizations, private, and entrepreneurship/small businesses. His expertise and research are in Talent Management, Systems Design, Diversity, Policy Analysis, research design, and Leadership. 

“My purpose is to stand in the gap, be a light and bridge, and assist individuals in discovering and living their best lives. I also help organizations focus on what matters to create an environment of belonging and impact.”

Marcy Baruch is a weaver of psyche, story, soul, and song. She is a musical and spiritual artist who infuses live concert spaces and human-yearning places with a “make you want to weep, pray, and make love” voice. She comes to her audiences with a grace that is both fierce and courageous, and an openness whose driving force asks the question, “What is it to perceive, know, and embody the Divine, and what is it to live one’s life as a unique expression of it?”