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Nathaniel is a full time YWAMer from T auranga, New Zealand. He has served with YWAM (Youth With a Mission) and the University of the Nations since 2003. He spent his first 9 years with YWAM Australia leading discipleship programs and missionary outreaches into remote villages across Papua New Guinea and Australian high schools. He has served with impact world tours coordinating campaign style evangelism as well as helped pioneer YWAM medical ship ministries in Papua New Guinea. Since 2013 he has run community development and worldview seminars in India, Bangladesh, Panama, America, Norway, Albania, Israel, Australia, and New Zealand. He helped coordinate 40,000 hours of biblical research into the 7 spheres of society and for the last 4 years has pioneered a 9 month course, training over 300 students on the Foundations for Revival and Reformation, with the focus on the Bible, worldview and communications. He currently works from the University of the Nations campus in Kona, Hawaii and is married to Alicia Baldock with their 2 young boys, Liam and Asher and baby girl Everly born in March.

Cindy Bond is a global leader and pioneer in the production, distribution and sales of faith-friendly films. With over 200 films to her credit, Cindy’s most recent productions include one of the highest grossing music biopics of all time, I Can Only Imagine starring Dennis Quaid, the #1 independent film of 2018, Emmy Award Winner Miracle on 42nd Street, The King’s Daughter starring Pierce Brosnan and William Hurt, Hallmark Channel’s Enchanted Christmas, The Tax Collector starring Shia LaBeouf and Redeeming Love starring Abigail Cowen, Famke Janssen and Nina Dobrev released by Universal Pictures. Cindy began her producing career with Norann Entertainment’s production of The Joyriders Starring Martin Landau, Kris Kristofferson and Elisabeth Moss. She then partnered with Interstate Batteries Chairman Norm Miller to form the U.S theatrical distribution and production company, Providence Entertainment, which distributed the #1 limited theatrical release, The Omega Code Cindy moved on to form Promenade Pictures, a new theatrical distribution and production company with Frank Yablans, former Paramount Pictures President/MGM Co-Chairman.
She recently teamed up with Doug McKay, former Vice President of Phoenix Pictures, to launch LA film and TV firm, Faster Horse Pictures/

A seasoned executive leader and serial entrepreneur , Don has founded and/or led more than 20 starts-ups over a 40-year career spanning technology, telecommunications, renewable energy, financial services, agriculture and media. He is the Founder and CEO of CitiIQ, a system that measures the health and wellbeing of a city. The CitiIQ algorithm scores 35 primary city Considerations and normalizes raw data into scores out of 100 creating a comparable, holistic picture of the city. Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, CitiIQ includes a quarterly SDG Progress T racking feature. Measurements are reported through an intuitive online dashboard, removing the burden for a city to hire staff or develop their own reporting software.

Don also serves as the Chancellor of Crandall University, a Christian University located in Moncton, New Brunswick and was the former Chairman and CEO of Crossroads Communications and YES TV , a Canadian Media Broadcaster . He is on the Global Advisory Board of Unashamedly Ethical, an endeavor committed to help the world embrace ethical values, and is a Director of Baylin T echnologies, a TSX listed public company with factories in the USA, China, South Korea, and Vietnam. Don and his wife Fay met in high school, have been married for 48 years and have 4 children and 5 grandchildren. Don has coached hockey in Uxbridge for over 40 years and is the Head Coach of the Uxbridge High School Tigers. The Tigers motto is to “win at hockey and win in life”combining character development through the hockey experience. Annually the Tigers deepen a community-to-community friendship with a remote indigenous community in Canada’s far north.

Rev. Samuel E. Chiang is happily married to Robbi and father to three wonderful millennial couples, and grandfather to a granddaughter and a grandson. Born in T aiwan and educated in Canada, Samuel first worked with Ernst & Young before graduating from Dallas Theological Seminary, where he currently provides board service. Samuel lived with his family in Hong Kong for 25 years, where he served the Church in China and later the global Church. He has traveled to over 90 countries, teaching, coaching, and consulting in 40 of them. He has written extensively on orality and published widely across multiple disciplines. He has been instrumental in co-founding 16 different companies ranging from artificial insemination to artificial intelligence, and he previously served as the CEO of Seed Company. Certified in Systemic T eam Coaching and also as Lego Serious Play facilitator, Samuel focuses on tending generously to senior leadership teams and executives, coaching them in the areas of collaboration, leadership, negotiation, systemic processes, and conflict management. He is cofounder of Global Centre for Giftedness, and concurrently, he is the Deputy Secretary General for World Evangelical Alliance. Samuel is an avid reader, walker, and rower.

As Innovate+Educate’s Director of Colorado Projects, Scott focuses on the development of the Skills to Jobs model and the implementation of the model in multiple locations across multiple industries. Areas of focus include the creation of career pathways for Careers in Colorado understanding and providing access to the supports needed for low-income earners to transition to a career leading to the middle class, and the Family-centered Employment T oolkit created with the National Association of Workforce Boards. Scott volunteers extensively with Colorado non-profit organizations, furthering collaboration between business, education, government, and CPG Advisory Board non-profit organizations with a focus on strengthening the tie between the competency needs of business and the ability of educators to help students develop those competencies. Prior to his role with Innovate+Educate, Scott developed and led IT projects, with the most recent 16 years at Accenture. He served as the Executive Director of the Accenture Foundation, developing and implementing the strategy for the foundation’s support of Accenture’s Skills to Succeed initiatives and overseeing the foundation’s grant program. His areas of focus were helping students prepare for and attain a career and the effective use of technology to support development of career skills. Prior to his role with the Accenture Foundation, Scott was responsible for leading the implementation, operation and maintenance of large computer applications and business process outsourcing activities for many of Accenture’s Federal Government clients. His focus was building client relationships, leading teams, setting strategic direction and managing projects.

Lynn Johnson is the President of ALL IN Fostering Futures. This non-profit agency focuses on driving national initiatives to empower communities, non-profit agencies, faith-based organizations, CPG Advisory Board government, and businesses to combat the crisis of children aging out of the foster care system, adoption, poverty, and human trafficking. She brings determination, passion, and a strong belief in the dignity of all people no matter the challenge before them. Prior to this work, Lynn was the Assistant Secretary for the Administration for Children and Families in the US Department of Health and Human Services. As Assistant Secretary, she created the ALL IN for Foster Care and Adoption Challenge as a national call for every state, including governors, agencies, courts, churches, community organizations, foster alumni and the public to commit to being ALL IN for America’s children. She has served in multiple federal, state, and local level roles focused on creating a comprehensive lens to provide dignity and respect for our most vulnerable members of the community to end poverty, eliminate abuse and neglect and stop the trafficking of children. Lynn has won numerous awards for Excellence in successful transformations of Human Services and customer service. Lynn has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Northern Colorado and a master’s degree in Social Work from Arizona State University. She is a graduate of the Federal Judicial Center National Leadership Development Program and the Senior Executives in State and Local Government through the Harvard Kennedy School for Executive Education. She has been married for 39 years and has three adult children, an amazing daughter-in-law, and an 8 month old granddaughter.

Paul is the founder of Integrous LLC, a law firm providing integrity advice and legal counsel to help faithful leaders lead with faithful integrity along a four-step ancient path toward Biblical flourishing. Since January 2020 he has been writing a weekly blog about the integration of faith and work (www.integriosity.com) and has been a frequent contributor to the Faith Driven Entrepreneur and Faith Driven Investor blogs. Prior to founding Integrous, Paul was a partner with Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP , a New York City-based law firm, and for over 22 years practiced corporate law in New York and London. Since leaving Cravath in 2009, he has been giving his time to a number of nonprofits, including the New Canaan Society, Scripture@Work (FiFS), Praxis, Christian Legal Society, the Luis Palau Association, Christian Union, Movement Day, Young Life, FCA, Benjamin Franklin House Foundation, New York Law Institute, Life Line Chaplaincy, and several others. Paul graduated from Harvard College, magna cum laude, in 1983 and Harvard Law School, magna cum laude, in 1986. He and his wife Lisa live in Darien, CT and have two adult children who live and work nearby in Manhattan.

Brian Mueller has been president of Grand Canyon University since 2008, overseeing the transformation of a financially struggling institution to one that is a driving force in higher education today. Since joining GCU, Mueller has led a reinvention of the school’s academic programs to align with high-growth fields such as computer science, information technology and engineering; he has helped develop operational efficiencies and fiscal responsibility that have enabled the university to freeze tuition on its Phoenix campus for 16 straight years, ensuring that high-quality, private Christian education is affordable to all socioeconomic classes; and he has led efforts to revitalize west Phoenix through a series of public-private partnerships and initiatives that have had significant impacts on the community.
Enrollment on the Phoenix campus has jumped from less than 1,000 when Mueller arrived in 2008 to more than 25,000 today, while online enrollment has surpassed 90,000. Mueller has also overseen a $2 billion expansion of the campus through new technologies, classrooms, laboratories, athletic facilities and student amenities.
Mueller’s vision for Christian education draws from his own experiences as a student, teacher and coach in Christian schools. His passion is also seen in his inspiring Chapel service addresses, which draw standing-room only crowds at GCU Arena.