Speakers will be listed as we get closer to event date.
Cristina Mendonsa is an Emmy and Edward R. Murrow award-winning multimedia journalist and producer. As the founder of Mendonsa Media, she creates purpose driven marketing narratives and independent documentaries. Her most recent film, “Sacred Texts of War” is airing nationally on PBS stations and appearing in film festivals nationwide. Cristina has reported and anchored for ABC, CBS, and NBC television stations, she now anchors and co-manages the KFBK Morning News for iHeartRadio each weekday. A longtime Folsom resident, Cristina has secured the trust and the stories of leading newsmakers for three decades.
Amy Jo Martin is one of the world’s leading human transformation experts, known for helping people realize their potential and take action.
A New York Times best-selling author, keynote speaker, investor and board member, she is the founder and CEO of Renegade Global and Renegade Global Ventures, and host of the top-ranked Why Not Now? Podcast. With an online community of over 1 million people, Amy Jo is recognized for her philosophy of “humanizing to monetize.”
Amy Jo has worked with brands like Dell, Hilton Worldwide, Nike, Google, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Shaq, and has moderated live conversations for Apple, CES, SXSW, FastCompany and others. She also serves on the board of Cercle, an AI company transforming the IVF process.
Meet Sarah Wells — Olympian, keynote speaker, excellence architect and mom to Everleigh. Known for her charge-your-phone-battery energy, Sarah doesn’t just talk about overcoming adversity—she lived it, hurdling challenges on the world’s biggest stage and racing across deserts, mountains and international airports on The Amazing Race. Her grit, adaptability and sense of humor define her approach to life and leadership.
Sarah’s mission is simple: excellence isn’t exclusive, it’s contagious. She teaches that excellence isn’t about perfection, but about breaking limiting beliefs, chasing bold ideas and consistently striving to outperform who you were yesterday. When you do the small things exceptionally well, you elevate everyone around you.