Lindsey Davis uses lessons on human behavior and contextual awareness to help participants become critical thinkers and empowered communicators. She is a speech writer, event creative, audience strategist, and founder of PowerThrough[That, using experiential education to amplify human performance.

Courtney Feldheim began boxing in 2009 and competes as an amateur boxer in and around the Baltimore area.  Formerly a sixth grade teacher and high school sports coach, Courtney transitioned to full-time training in 2012 after finding boxing as a healthy outlet for stress. She won the New Jersey Masters Boxing championship in October 2022 and plans to continue competing on the Masters circuit. Courtney has an unparalleled passion for boxing and fitness and is a certified personal trainer, TRX trainer (strength and core), and fitness nutrition coach. She is the owner of Feldheim Functional Fitness, LLC and trains in-person and virtually across the US as well as in the UK.

Once upon a time, Mel Freeman attended a couples yoga class with his wife, where most of the other men in the room were also there to keep their wives happy. It would be several years before Mel truly understood the healing and transformation that accompanies a regular yoga practice. Through job stress and a cancer scare, yoga helped Mel's mind, body, and spirit. He practices yoga regularly and aims to make yoga more accessible to people from all walks of life. Mel is a certified RYT-200 instructor.  

Jon Brack is a freelance photojournalist specializing in humanitarian and environmental stories, often in geographically isolated locations.  Recent assignments have included working in Nepal after their earthquake, photographing endangered species on Midway Atoll, and shooting panoramas in the ruins of Chernobyl for National Geographic's website.  He also teaches with Geographic's Photo Camp program instructing youth around the world in how to tell their stories through photography.

By day, Kimberly Williams is a mental health therapist conducting multi systemic therapy for emerging adults. By night (or whenever she isn’t working), Kim is a boxing superhero. Always drawn to challenge, Kim knew she had met her match when she found boxing. She loves how the sport constantly presents her with something new, provides continuous mental and physical challenge, and allows her endless opportunity to learn and improve. Kim graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a degree in psychology, has her MS from the University of Pittsburgh, and recently competed in her first amateur fight.  

Jason Cheung is creative director and founder of Lost Note Productions LLC, a production company dedicated to visual storytelling. Jason believes that filmmaking is one of the most powerful tools to provide compelling narratives and emotions and left his career as an architect to follow this passion. Trained as an architectural designer and holding a master’s in architecture from the University of Maryland College Park, Jason translates this experience towards his disciplined design process. He is gives back to his community through a variety of nonprofits including campaigns for Sarah’s Hope, United Way of Central Maryland, and March of Dimes.

We’re convinced Mandy Diamond has x-ray vision. Her intuition adapts to a group in a heartbeat, she hears what isn’t being said, and she sees hesitation when someone tries to get away with smiling and nodding. A founder of BlueZoneThinking and author of Leaders Developing Leaders, Mandy’s facilitation focuses on change management and strategy development. She is our certified Lego® Serious Play® facilitator and helps us link our lessons in self-awareness with hands-on awesomeness.