Christine Achre, a champion for homeless families, she recently retired from Primo Center in Chicago as CEO after leading the agency for 14 years. With expertise in trauma-informed care, she's not only served families since 1995 but also spearheaded program development, research, and best practices implementation. Her dedication extends to children's mental health, having played a key role in system of care initiatives across multiple states. Achre's influence reaches national and international stages through conferences and congressional briefings, and she continues to shape the future as co-chair of a steering committee focused on best practices for homeless families throughout the US.

Mary Anzilotti is a passionate leader with a proven track record of creating positive change. Throughout her career, she has empowered teams to innovate and implement solutions that make a real difference. Most recently, as Senior Vice President at Catholic Charities, she oversaw programs serving over 375,000 individuals annually. Her expertise in designing efficient systems and fostering collaboration is evident in her prior roles as a consultant, accreditation surveyor, and Chief Strategy Officer at Thresholds, where she spearheaded their service diversification. With a strong academic background and a talent for coaching others, Mary Anzilotti is a leader who gets results.

Thomas Kim is a leader with over 30 years of experience across diverse fields – from non-profits and government agencies to the military and corporate world. Most recently, he led a successful rebranding and growth surge as President and CEO of CAO of WNY. Beyond his impressive professional background, which includes expertise in program development, leadership training, and non-profit finance, Kim is a decorated combat veteran dedicated to giving back. He serves on non-profit boards, impacting children's lives globally, and holds an MBA, MSW, and certifications from Wharton Business School. Kim's experience, dedication, and qualifications paint a picture of a highly effective and impactful leader.

Ronald Lampert is a healthcare leader with over 35 years of experience, driving impactful change across national and local organizations like CIGNA and BCBS Plans. He played a key role in rebuilding New Orleans' mental health system after Hurricane Katrina, and spearheaded successful initiatives like the privatization of Medicaid in Louisiana. Lampert's expertise in program development, integrated care, and contract negotiations has made him a sought-after speaker on managed care and behavioral health issues. He holds degrees from the University of Michigan and a certification from Harvard Business School.