What's it really like to live your life in front of millions? Batsheva Haart went from uploading YouTube videos to starring on Netflix's "My Unorthodox Life," and her journey of self-discovery has inspired nearly 2 million followers. She'll share the real talk about building a personal brand that's authentically you, navigating the fashion and beauty world, and what it's actually like being on reality TV. If you've ever wondered how to stay true to yourself while building your public presence, Batsheva's got the answers.

Adam Rosenfeld is living proof that real estate can be your path to building serious wealth. As a star of Netflix's hit show "Buying Beverly Hills" and a key player at Resident Group, Adam navigates the luxury real estate market where million-dollar deals are just another Tuesday. He'll break down what it really takes to succeed in real estate, from understanding the luxury market to becoming a developer and mastering real estate investing. Whether you're curious about the glitz and glamour of high-end properties or want to understand the business fundamentals that drive real estate success, Adam will share the keys to building a successful career in one of the world's most lucrative industries. This session covers everything from your first steps in real estate to scaling up to luxury developments—perfect for anyone who's ever wondered if real estate could be their ticket to financial freedom.

Imagine you have to choose between being a doctor or an entrepreneur? Dr. Sanjay Sharma proves you can do both. This Harvard-educated eye surgeon didn't just stop at saving people's sight—he built multiple companies and revolutionized how medical education works. He'll share how he picked his specialty, what medicine really looks like today, how recent technology has transformed the field of medicine, and how he combined his medical expertise with business savvy to create something bigger than himself.

What does it mean to be truly aligned with your purpose? Stephanie Cowan, a multi-talented creative who's built three successful businesses while following her inner compass, believes purpose isn't something you stumble upon—it's something you intentionally build. Through interactive exercises, reflection, and group conversations, you'll explore the powerful intersections of your interests, dreams, and values to start mapping out a personal path toward a life that feels authentic and joyful. Stephanie's journey took her from musical theatre major with Broadway dreams through many different chapters, all guided by listening deeply to her inner voice. Whether you're crystal clear on your goals or just starting to ask the big questions about your future, this workshop will give you practical tools and real inspiration to connect with your inner compass and discover how to bring all of yourself into whatever you choose to do next.

Brandon Smithwick didn't just make it onto Forbes' 30 Under 30 list by accident. As Kickstarter's Director of Content & Creative and founder of Content to Commas newsletter, he's mastered the art of content strategy that actually drives results. He's led award-winning campaigns at Squarespace, partnered with brands like Amazon Business and Canva, and recently advised Wix Studio. Brandon will break down what separates successful content from social media noise, how to build authentic brand partnerships, and why your content strategy needs to have real purpose behind the posts. This session is about content creation with intention and impact.

Three creators, one panel, endless insights. Gibson, Haven, and Jack are living proof that you can build something amazing while juggling school, work, and everything else life throws at you. They'll break down their social media strategies, share the behind-the-scenes reality of content creation, and reveal how they're actually making money through brand deals and collaborations. But this isn't just about the highlight reel—they'll get real about the daily challenges and hardships of content creation, the business side of social media most people never see, and the actual work that goes into creating content audiences genuinely love. This is your chance to learn from creators who are doing it right and building their futures one post at a time.

Some people wait until after college to start their careers—Blake and Casey started building empires as teenagers. Blake turned his sneaker obsession into over $300,000 in revenue by age 16 and now runs B Wynn Sports and the Celebrity Poker Tour, while Casey launched his podcast at 17 and co-founded MediaKits, which was acquired by Viral Nation in 2022. Now he's building Listener.com, a vertically integrated podcast network. They'll share the real stories behind building businesses young, the mistakes they made, and practical strategies for turning your passions into profit while you're still in high school.

Katelyn Ohashi knows what it's like to perform under pressure. As a Division I athlete at UCLA, she mastered the art of balancing rigorous academics with elite athletics, all while dealing with the mental health challenges that come with high-stakes competition. Now she's using her platform to change how we talk about mental health. She'll share practical strategies for managing stress, finding balance, and why taking care of your mental health isn't just important—it's everything.

Jenny Park proves that fashion and mental health advocacy can go hand in hand. She'll share how she built her personal brand around authenticity, why mental health matters in entrepreneurship, and how your identity can become your superpower. If you're trying to figure out how to build something meaningful while staying true to who you are, Jenny's story will show you exactly how it's done.

Ever wondered how a company like Shopify—the e-commerce engine that enables your favorite online brands to do business—stays relevant and connects with millions of people? Jessica Williams manages high-profile collaborations with MrBeast, Kai Cenat, Nicki Minaj, and Drake, positioning Shopify at the intersection of commerce, culture, and content. She'll walk you through her career journey, share how she manages massive brand campaigns for over 500+ creators across all platforms, and explain why networking isn't just a buzzword—it's everything. If you're curious about the business side of marketing or want to understand how corporate partnerships really work, this session will open your eyes to the possibilities.

Tyler Denk went from being Morning Brew's second employee to building Beehiiv, the platform powering some of the world's biggest newsletters and raising $49.7 million in funding. He'll share how he identified a gap in the market, built a company from scratch, and navigated the world of venture capital fundraising. Plus, discover why newsletters are actually the future of content creation and how Beehiiv is empowering smaller creators to build sustainable businesses. If you're interested in tech, startups, or just want to understand how to spot opportunities others miss and turn them into fundable companies, remember that content takes all forms—and it's never too early to build your own platform.

The music industry isn't what it used to be, and Jeremy Vuernick has been there for every major shift. As President of A&R at Capitol Music Group, he's signed and developed global superstars including Halsey, Marshmello, and has worked closely with Katy Perry, Paul McCartney, and Alesso. He also signed producer TM88 (behind Lil Uzi Vert's "XO TOUR Llif3") and oversaw artists like Porter Robinson and Illenium. Jeremy will share stories from working with these major artists, explain how the business side of music really works, and break down what "signing culture" means today. From branding to partnerships, he'll give you the inside scoop on how music and business intersect in ways you never imagined, and what it takes to spot and develop the next generation of global stars.

At 12, Evan Sharma became the youngest artist ever to exhibit at Canada's prestigious Artist Project art fair, launching a career that proves creativity and business aren't just compatible—they're unstoppable together. Now a STEM major at Queen's University and angel investor in companies like Olipop and Happy Dad, Evan works at the intersection of art and science, using his unique perspective to tackle climate change through vivid, hope-inspiring artwork. His pieces have been acquired by collectors from NYC to Dubai and even the New York Stock Exchange, while his altruistic approach has raised over $150,000 for charities—including providing 140,000 meals for Kenyan children during COVID-19 through his nonprofit Covart. Recognized alongside Greta Thunberg and Malala Yousafzai as one of five youth worldwide affecting social change, Evan has been featured in documentaries by CBC Arts and Shopify Studios. He'll share how he turned early artistic recognition into entrepreneurial ventures, why combining creative passion with scientific thinking creates breakthrough opportunities, and how you can use whatever talents you have to build both profit and purpose. This session proves that following your artistic vision can lead to business success—and maybe even change the world.

What do the world's most successful people actually know that you don't? James Dumoulin has built The School of Hard Knocks into a massive platform with 6.3 million Instagram followers and 5 million on TikTok by doing one thing really well—getting millionaires and billionaires to spill their secrets. Through hundreds of interviews with ultra-successful entrepreneurs and business leaders, James has uncovered the patterns, mindsets, and strategies that separate those who make it from those who don't. This isn't theory from a textbook—these are real insights from people who've actually built empires. James will share the most powerful lessons he's learned from his conversations with some of the world's wealthiest individuals, breaking down what it really takes to live a successful life and build lasting wealth. Whether you're dreaming of starting your own business or just want to understand how success actually works, this session will give you the insider knowledge that most people never get to hear.

Josh Richards turned TikTok fame into a full-scale business empire that proves content creation is just the beginning. From his millions of followers across platforms to co-hosting Barstool Sports' BFFs podcast, Josh has built his own content studio and become a serial investor in emerging companies and technologies. He's shown that young creators can leverage their platforms to build real businesses, make strategic investments, and create lasting wealth beyond viral moments. Josh will break down the evolving landscape of content creation, share how he identified business opportunities within the creator economy, and reveal what young people with big ideas can actually execute right now. Whether you're already creating content or just starting to think about your digital presence, this session will show you how to think like an entrepreneur and turn your ideas into sustainable business ventures. This isn't just about going viral—it's about building an empire.