Christine Lin is the founder and CEO of Eko Vision Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to transforming the lives of people with blindness and low vision through accessible, privacy-first technology. Inspired by her family’s own experience with vision loss, Christine leads the foundation with a passion for creating technology that empowers individuals to live independently and securely.

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With a background as a clinical pharmacist and a Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University, Christine combines clinical expertise with a deep commitment to public health. Her career has spanned patient care in Taiwan’s National Taiwan University Hospital, innovative research on artificial intelligence and healthcare equity at Johns Hopkins, and international health diplomacy in Washington, D.C. Her experience uniquely positions her to bridge medicine, technology, and global collaboration.

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Daniel Abella is an esteemed writer and producer out of NYC. 

 Dr. Katie Penry is a licensed clinical psychologist.

For more information please visit: penrypsychology.com

Eli Yeung is a print model based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Eli lives with scoliosis and has been vocal about body acceptance, mental health, and what it means to find your place in an industry that often expects perfection.

Through modeling and advocacy, he continues to challenge narrow beauty standards while staying grounded in joy and self-expression. 

Jenn is highly sought after pastry chef from Metro Detroit, and a Medium.

Kenisha Coon, MS, is a nationally recognized leader in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) and antiracism work, with lived experience of trauma and resilience in the child welfare system. With over 15 years of experience in child welfare, DEIB, and systems change, Kenisha is a transformational leader dedicated to dismantling systemic inequities. She facilitates strategic planning, training, and consulting nationwide, collaborating with government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, and community organizations to create sustainable, equitable change.

Kenisha is also a published author. Her latest book, And Then She Persisted, is a powerful memoir of overcoming generational trauma, abuse, and neglect, standing up against racism, and embracing advocacy, allyship, and purpose-driven leadership.

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