Jewel is a singer-songwriter, actress, and two-time New York Times best-selling author. As a wellness and mindfulness expert, she is passionate about mental health, equal rights, and inspiring at-risk youth. Through her career Jewel has earned twenty-six Music Award nominations, including The Grammys, American Music Awards, MTV Awards, VH1 Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and Country Music Awards, winning 8 times.

A content creator, entrepreneur, and online role model for many, Summer Mckeen is best known for her quirky personality, effortless fashion sense, and raw, real content. With her ever-evolving love for life and culture, she does not limit herself to solely acting and film content, but branches into the music realm as a tastemaker as well. After growing an audience through her Spotify playlist curation, she started her music-media company, Keen On, built to foster creative expression, exploration, and discovery of music interests amongst her audience and artists alike. With her impressive presence in the digital content space and her ability to create relatable and consumable content, Summer has been tapped for a range of collaborations and ambassadorships for Billabong, Casetify, Coach, Nude Stix, Maybelline, and TRESemme.

Train –fronted by Pat Monahan –is a multi-GRAMMY and Billboard Award-winning band from San Francisco that has had 14 songs on Billboard’s Hot 100 list since the release of their debut self-titled album. Train's climb to the top began in 1994, as the original 5-member band tenaciously built a loyal hometown following, leading up to their debut album, released by Columbia in 1998. The tumbling wordplay of "Meet Virginia" gave them their first unlikely radio hit and 2001’s Drops of Jupiterbroke them to multi-platinum status thanks to the double-Grammy Award-winning title song that spent 10 months in the Top 40, has been certified 6x platinum in the US, and earned the 2001 GRAMMY Award for Best Rock Song. The group won another GRAMMY award in 2011 for their global hit “Hey, Soul Sister” from their multi-platinum album Save Me, San Francisco. “Hey, Soul Sister” was the No.1 best-selling smash and most downloaded single of 2010 and achieved RIAA Diamond status. Train has sold more than 10 million albums and 30 million tracks worldwide, with multiple platinum/gold citations, including three GRAMMY Awards, two Billboard Music Awards and dozens of other honors.

Over the last 6 years, Quinn XCII has consistently grown his audience and developed a true devoted fanbase, establishing himself as a force to be reckoned with. Releasing two independent EPs and four studio albums on Columbia Records, his catalogue has amassed over 2 Billion global streams and includes 1 RIAA Platinum and 5 RIAA Certified Gold Singles, as he draws nearly 9 Million monthly listeners on Spotify as one of their Top 500 Artists. At the forefront of Quinn XCII's consistent growth and artistry is his highly sought-after and fully energized live show. He has embarked on several sold-out tours over the years around the world, selling nearly 100,000 tickets as a headliner in 2019 alone. He has also performed at some of the biggest festivals in the world, including Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Firefly, Governors Ball, Summerfest, and Electric Forest.

Cassadee Pope is a GRAMMY-nominated, Platinum-certified singer-songwriter who is gearing up to release all-new music in 2021. Cassadee recently released her latest single, “What The Stars See,” as part of her upcoming full project due out later this year. The single and project mark Cassadee’s return to the pop-rock sound that started her career and beautifully blends that into the Country sensibilities that have always felt like home to her. Last year, Cassadee released her first acoustic solo album co-produced by Pope alongside Todd Lombardo, the project followed her album, STAGES, featuring hit singles "Take You Home," "One More Red Light," and "If My Heart Had a Heart.” From fronting rock band, Hey Monday, to winning Season 3 of "The Voice" and releasing her #1 debut album Frame by Frame, Cassadee has effortlessly re-arranged the lines of Country and Pop. She has experienced tremendous success throughout her career, with Platinum-selling single, "Wasting All These Tears," being awarded with "Breakthrough Video of the Year" at the 2014 CMT Music Awards and her #1 hit "Think of You" with Chris Young receiving a 2017 Grammy nomination for "Best Country Duo/Group." Cassadee has toured extensively, joining legendary artists Tim McGraw and Dierks Bentley, playing London's iconic O2 Arena during C2C: Country to Country Festival, and earning the distinction of the only Country artist to perform at 2018's Warped Tour. Cassadee performed "If My Heart Had a Heart" on the TODAY show and toured with Maren Morris on her GIRL: THE WORLD TOUR. Cassadee continued to tour throughout the spring of 2019 as the headliner of the "2019 CMT Next Women of Country Tour," which brought the franchise outside of the U.S. for the first time ever. Stay tuned for more new music from Cassadee Pope

Rodney is Chairman and CEO of The Kroger Co., which employs nearly half a million associates who serve America through food inspiration and uplift. Rodney joined Kroger in 1978 as a part-time stock clerk in Lexington, KY. During his career with Kroger, he has served in numerous leadership positions, including assistant treasurer, vice president of Planning and Capital Management, corporate controller, chief financial officer, senior vice president, executive vice president and vice chairman. He was elected to Kroger’s board of directors in 2003, to president and chief operating officer in 2009, and to his current position in 2014. Rodney was named Chairman of the Board in 2015.

Colleen Lindholz is President of Kroger Health, the healthcare arm of The Kroger Co. Kroger Health is one of America’s leading retail healthcare organizations, with over 2,000 pharmacies and 200 clinics in 37 states. Colleen oversees all of the company’s Pharmacy, Clinical, and Nutrition operations and services, including all healthcare-related digital products and platforms. She’s a passionate believer in Kroger Health’s vision to help people live healthier lives. Colleen leads a team of more than 22,000 healthcare practitioners - from pharmacists and nurse practitioners to dietitians and technicians – who provide health and wellness solutions to over 13 million customers each year. She’s the lead architect of the company’s “Food as Medicine” strategy, successfully connecting customers’ grocery experience with their healthcare needs through innovations in recruiting, training, and technology.

Amy Nelson is the President of a new Hudson's Bay Company, launching in September 2021. Amy joins HBC following a career in placemaking, community building and law. Previously, Amy founded and raised $30 million in venture capital funds to grow The Riveter, a community platform built for working women. A graduate of Emory University and the NYU School of Law, Amy practiced corporate litigation with a focus on high-profile First Amendment matters for over a decade in New York City and Seattle. She also served on President Obama's National Finance Committee where she co-chaired Gen44, the under 40 fundraising arm of the campaign. Additionally, Amy previously worked with President Carter's The Carter Center. Amy is the mother of four daughters aged six and under. She is a contributor for Inc. and the host of iHeartRadio's What's Her Story with Sam and Amy. Amy has been published broadly including in/on outlets like The TODAY Show, Refinery29, Buzzfeed, The Washington Post and The Seattle Times. She has spoken across the world on many stages, including Fortune's Most Powerful Women, Cannes Lions, Wall Street Journal's Women & Work, and SXSW.

Cody O'Connor is a 25-year-old cancer survivor from Westchester Ohio who is currently walking across the country from New York to Los Angeles to raise money and awareness for families with cancer. At age 14, O’Connor was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma and told he would never fully walk again. This “Walk for Hope” which he started on June 17th in Times Square, stands for overcoming challenges no matter how much the odds may be stacked against you. It's putting one foot in front of the other for just one more step. The goal is to raise $300,000.

Robert “Bobby” Somers is a Medically Retired, 13-year United States Army Veteran. He is a recipient of the Purple Heart as a combat wounded Soldier. Bobby lives with severe, chronic PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury as a result of multiple explosions during the initial invasion of Iraq. He takes every step of every day with the painful reminder of those blasts. Shrapnel still riddles his leg and has caused permanent nerve pain and damage. He spends a huge amount of his time with the Department of Veterans Affairs and other clinics and doctors willing to help him to find a way to combat his trauma and pain. Bobby’s wife and best friend, Nicole Somers is also a disabled Combat Veteran. Their lives, along with their two children, are impacted daily by the lasting impact of war. Bobby’s daily struggles and frequent suicidal thoughts have led him on a mission to shed light on the national crisis of Veteran suicide, depression and mental health. His success, while a continuous fight, is a testament to the fortitude that all Veterans possess-they just need help realizing it. Bobby has transformed himself into an inspirational speaker with a mission to spread awareness and acceptance of OUR reality as Veterans. Bobby speaks to crowds of hundreds about his own battles, mental struggles, and monsters, so that his brothers and sisters know that it is not weakness, BUT strength to let go of their silence and open up. Bobby, on top of changing the lives of thousands of people through the spoken word, became a part of the FitOps Foundation. The FitOps Foundation opened their hearts to Bobby, along with his pain giving him newfound purpose. While Bobby didn’t choose to be a personal trainer, like the traditional FitOps candidate, Bobby became a highly skilled Chef. He is now the Director of Nutrition for the FitOps Foundation. His work with FitOps gives Bobby the opportunity to directly reach out and touch the men and women suffering like he does. The opportunity to affect change. The opportunity to heal himself and others. “There’s nothing tough about holding it all in, losing everyone you love, sucking it up and then taking your own life anyways!” -Robert “Bobby” Somers

Stacey is a 200 hour RYT-certified yoga instructor, passionate about sharing her love of the practice. She’s excited to meet you on your mat and empower you to feel strong and invigorated.

Charlie “The Spaniard” Brenneman is a former Division I wrestler, Spanish teacher and UFC fighter who lives in his native Pennsylvania with his wife Amanda and their children Gracie and Rocky. His mission to embody and inspire lifelong learning has led him to podcasting, writing and speaking.

Dr. Marc Watkins, MSPH, FACOEM is the Chief Medical Officer of Kroger Health, the healthcare arm of The Kroger Co., which comprises more than 2,200 pharmacies in 37 states and Washington D.C., more than 220 locations of The Little Clinic in nine states, as well as 11 specialty pharmacies across the country. Working with a cross functional team of pharmacists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dietitians, and technical care providers, he helps to develop the strategic direction and overall clinical program initiatives for our providers and delivers clinical guidance for associate benefit design. He is also responsible for regulatory and accreditation requirements, maintaining a comprehensive suite of high-quality care for patients. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, he has also advised the company on its response, including testing and vaccination efforts.

Gabor Maté is a retired physician who, after 20 years of family practice and palliative care experience, worked for over a decade in Vancouver’s Downtown East Side with patients challenged by drug addiction and mental illness. The bestselling author of four books published in twenty-seven languages, Gabor is an internationally renowned speaker highly sought after for his expertise on addiction, trauma, childhood development, and the relationship of stress and illness.

Blaise Aguirre, MD is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and author.

Ryan Wolfington is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and mindfulness advocate. Prior to entering the Non-Profit world, Ryan was an entrepreneur who started and restructured public companies. Since the early 90's, Wolfington has been a conscious capitalist and early adopter of the importance of meditation and a strong corporate culture, using physical, emotional and mental health to invest in human capital. Wolfington was honored by the invitation to continue his mission by collaborating with 4 time Grammy Nominated singer/song writer and New York Times Best selling author, JEWEL, as President of Jewel Inc and of her foundation. Jewel Inc. has helped corporations like Zappos, Saks Fifth Avenue and Car Saver with wellness programming and an annual music & wellness festival with Kroger. Wolfington's collaboration with Jewel and their "Inspiring Children Foundation" has helped thousands of youth and adults to find peace of mind, joy and happiness through their programs.

Cherrial Odell is a two-time suicide attempt survivor and incoming freshman at Stanford University. She currently interns for the Inspiring Children Foundation which she accredits to helping save her life as a teenager struggling with severe depression, anxiety, anger and suicidal thoughts through tools such as mindfulness and meditation. Now, Cherrial has found a deep love for her life and is extremely passionate about sharing it with others. She leads a twitch channel where she, along with a group of other young people, share daily live and archived fitness, yoga and meditation sessions along with conversations about mental health.

Selena Williams is a student in the Jewel Never Broken Program, and cites the mindfulness and emotional intelligence tools it gave to her as the most impactful foundation she has gained in life. The program helped her transform her relationships and develop a love for life, adversity, growth, and wellness in a way that she describes in one word: “indescribable!” Selena will be taking a gap year to intern with the Foundation before attending Brown University.