Grady Breen is a seasoned social studies teacher at South Carroll High School in Sykesville, Maryland. His content specialties are World History and Psychology. Outside of the classroom, Grady also serves as the Varsity Boys Lacrosse Head Coach and Junior Varsity Football Coach. Born and raised in Burlington, Vermont, Grady is an avid hiker and skier. He has served as a responsible, enthusiastic guide for several trips with Mountain Goat Movement to places like the Catskills, Kilimanjaro, and more.

Bhima Gaddy is an educator and outdoorsman who loves empowering young people to expand their horizons in the classroom and out in the world. For the last decade, he's been skillfully leading groups of students from Wyoming to Costa Rica and beyond as they climb, ski, boulder, surf, and learn the personal and global skills it takes to be citizens of the world.In recent years, he's also added Broadway stagehand to his resume in addition to his board member and in-the-field group leader work with Mountain Goat Movement. He's excited about the continued adventures and opportunities these roles will bring his way.

Deron Triff served on TED’s executive team from 2011-2016, where he helped guide the organization through a period of remarkable expansion. At TED, Deron persuaded Chris Anderson, TED’s owner and curator, to see partnerships as “ecosystem-building.” This means that each new initiative reinforces the core business while, at the same time, opening entirely new markets and verticals. The ecosystem-building effort Deron led for over six years pushed the talks past 1 Billion views/year, significantly diversified revenue, and created wholly-owned TED assets of enduring value.  In 2017, Deron co-founded the media company WaitWhat, which has a portfolio of premium content that elevates human potential. It's best known for the award-winning Top 1% podcasts Masters of Scale with Reid Hoffman and Meditative Story. Our Masters of Scale Summit in 2022 put the company on the global map.

Lisa brings a lifetime of love for nature to her role as CEO of Live Wildly. With 25 years of experience in conservation, she spent nearly two decades at The Nature Conservancy. Most recently, she led the Last Wild Places program at the National Geographic Society and implemented its Campaign for Nature. This is where Lisa learned of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Campaign and was inspired by the potential to protect such a large-scale landscape. She joined the effort and helped lead the Campaign to pass the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act.