Antonio is a highly accomplished MBA graduate in Executive Leadership, who drives growth-oriented, national programs and initiatives to provide an inclusion lens to community engagement, sustainable strategies, team building, and networking. He's a hands-on, self-starter who is a dedicated trailblazer, international public speaker, and advocate for creating positive change in the community. Antonio McLemore dedicated his life message to sharing his lived experiences to help change the masses'. Antonio believes mentorship is the vehicle we use to introduce young people to an idea greater than their realities or circumstances.

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Dean is a high-performance coach and forgiveness expert, best known for his powerful journey of reconciling with the man who killed his mother, documented in the award-winning film Live To Forgive. With a diverse background in professional sports, entrepreneurship, and high-end sales, he brings a unique perspective to personal growth and leadership. Through his work as a certified high-performance coach, speaker, and mentor, Dean has helped thousands of individuals across the country achieve breakthroughs in both their personal and professional lives. He provides his clients with the structure, accountability, and tools needed to overcome challenges, unlock their potential, and live with greater passion and purpose.

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John is the Co-Founder of SERVUS and Character Strong - an organization that provides training and curriculum for schools internationally. He was a high school teacher for 10 years, program administrator for The Whole Child for 5 years, and director of Mt. Adams Leadership Camp, sponsored by the Association of Washington School Principals, where he has served on staff for 23 years. John holds a Master’s Degree from Gonzaga in Organizational Leadership with a Servant-Leadership Approach and consults with schools, districts, organizations, leaders, and teams on improving organizational culture across the United States. Over the last 20 years, he has spoken to over 40,000 people and 1,000 individuals at schools or events.

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