Teri Williams is President and Chief Operating Officer of OneUnited Bank and is responsible for implementation of the Bank’s strategic initiatives and  day-to-day operations. Under her leadership, OneUnited Bank has consolidated the local names and product offerings of four (4) banks and launched a digital platform to create a powerful national brand supported by innovative technology, products and services. OneUnited Bank, the nation’s largest Black owned bank and award-winning Community Development Financial Institution, serves as a bridge by offering affordable financial services and promoting financial literacy. She brings 30 years of financial services expertise from premier institutions like Bank of America and American Express, where she was one of the youngest VPs. She holds an M.B.A. with honors from Harvard Business School and a B.A. with distinctions from Brown University.

Dr. Dorothy Bendross-Mindingall, a former classroom teacher, principal, adult education administrator, and current School Board Member for District 2, has dedicated her life to using education as a powerful pathway to opportunity for hundreds of students, teachers, and parents. After graduating from Miami Northwestern Senior High School, she continued her education at Tuskegee (Alabama) Institute, Nova University, Barry University, and Florida International University, earning undergraduate and graduate degrees, specializations, and certifications in education and leadership.

Marqueita “Krystal” Bowen is a trailblazing locomotive engineer and advocate  dedicated to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for others to rise. She brings resilience, cultural pride, and a deep sense of purpose to every aspect of her work and life. As a proud representative of the 2% of Black women in locomotive engineering, Krystal is committed not only to excelling in her field but also to paving the way for those who follow.

Her advocacy work is equally meaningful. As a presenter in partnership with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), she leads suicide prevention presentations with a special focus on the African American community. Through her efforts, she works to break stigma, encourage honest conversations, and provide culturally relevant mental health education while creating spaces where individuals feel seen, supported, and empowered to heal.

Coach. Author. Businessman. Mentor. Community leader. Cultural pioneer. Four decades of fighting for South Florida — now he's taking that fight to Washington.

Luther "Uncle Luke" Campbell is a coach, author, businessman, mentor, community leader, and cultural pioneer whose work has influenced music, sports, business, and public policy for more than four decades.

From humanitarian efforts helping Haitian refugees, to creating job programs for disadvantaged youth, to securing tens of millions of dollars in funding for parks and youth facilities in Miami neighborhoods — his life's work has always been about one thing: creating opportunities for people who are too often overlooked. Founded Luke Records 1985 Luther launches Luke Records in Miami, pioneering Southern hip-hop and launching the careers of 2 Live Crew, Pitbull, Trick Daddy, and H-Town. Builds an industry that reshapes American music.

Robert Holland, Esq., is a distinguished Miami attorney, civic leader, and community advocate with more than three decades of experience in law, government relations, public policy, and community service. Holland's dedication to strengthening communities and advancing economic opportunity has earned him recognition from the Miami-Dade County Mayor's Office and Board of County Commissioners on multiple occasions.

As founder of the Law Offices of Robert Holland, he has built a respected legal practice representing clients in government procurement, government relations, zoning, land use, real estate, contracts, family law, and administrative law throughout Florida.

A native Miamian, raised in Liberty City and Overtown, Marshall L. Davis, Sr. earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida Atlantic University. His long, rich history in leadership began with leading multiple Black Student organizations while in college, including recruitment efforts for the University. Davis also served as a teacher in Miami-Dade County, teaching dramatic arts to elementary students. Marshall is a visionary executive, community builder, and transformative leader who has spent over four decades proving that when communities are provided with the proper structural access and resources, they can reshape the world.