Alex Wolf developed one side of her brain at Phillips Exeter Academy and the other side at the Rhode Island School of Design, connecting the many dots through smart design and art. Alex believes that how we learn visually, and how those visual learning systems create a feedback loop, help us understand how we learn as much as what we learn. Her current mission is to shake up science and other learning through apps, games, and interactive toys.

Dr. Vijal Parikh has a deep interest in neurobiology, education, learning, and how we form neural learning connections. He graduated Magna Cum Laude with honors in research from Cornell University majoring in Neurobiology and behavior. He then tutored New York City science and math until graduating from medical school from NYCOM in 2013. He hopes to find the intersection of where science, medicine, technology, and design meets.

Founder of Kittenplan LLC, a content development, branding and creative consultancy. Among her accomplishments, Kittenplan was co-producer of The Paul Holdengraber
Show, a talk show about the arts for the Google/YouTube Education Channel, was part of the creative team for Mary Lou Quinlan's New York Times bestselling book and play, The God
Box, and created specialized marketing projects for global brands such as Fidelity, Wells Fargo and Ketchu

Fulmer formerly served as Director of
Corporate Planning at Young Broadcasting, Inc. Over a career spanning almost 20 years, Fulmer worked in a variety of capacities including sales, finance, and strategic planning and development. While he spent most of his career working at the corporate level, Since leaving Young, he has consulted on business
strategy and development for the biotech firm Replikins LLC and also advised Blott Asset Management.