Matt has spent nearly two decades helping dozens of nonprofits, social enterprises, and innovative brands use digital tools to drive real change in people’s lives. He has worked in-house leading digital communications at the Innocence Project, as an agency creative director at Blue State, and as an independent consultant. He lives in Nyack, NY, with his wife and two sons, and is active in local politics, as well as on issues of gender, racial, and environmental justice.

Quincy is a Colorado-based creative strategist who has spent the past decade helping purpose-driven organizations, foundations, and human beings all across the country tell their stories – from 90-second nibbles to full-course meals of paid media and website strategy. She has worked with an array of organizations across issue areas—including the LA County Department of Mental Health, 1% for the Planet, A Call to Men, and Lonely Whale. When she’s not wordsmithing or pun-slinging, you can find her exploring the mountains with her husband and her loveable mutts. She is an enthusiastic advocate for arts access, gender-based violence prevention, affirming LGBTQIA+ youth, and advancing racial and environmental justice in her hometown near Denver.

Since 2019, Mandy has crafted storytelling techniques and digital strategies that have helped businesses, brands, non-profits, and wonderful humans connect with their audiences in meaningful ways. She has worked with Nike Women, the Columbia Center for Justice, Women Voices Now, the Center for Communications, and other mission-driven organizations to craft messaging that amplifies the voices and experiences of marginalized communities around the world. When she’s not tracking social trends, you can find Mandy performing poetry on stages throughout New York City or dancing like no one is watching. As a dedicated community advocate, she actively works to combat loneliness, racial inequity, and xenophobia in her Brooklyn neighborhood.