Faith Wilkerson arrived in Richmond in 2000 to attend Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). She holds a Bachelors in Mass Communications, Masters in Education, as well as, a Doctorate in Educational Leadership. She spent over ten years creating and managing VCU traditions such as Homecoming, the Fall Block Step Show, Intercultural Festival and countless Alumni Reunion Weekends. She currently works at a local For-Profit University overseeing Career and Student Services.

Todd B. Waldo is an engineer, artist, and community advocate. With a BSEE from North Carolina State University, he has a career in systems development, maintenance and operations. An artist since childhood, Todd performs as a percussionist, drummer, pianist and poet at venues throughout Richmond. With passion for his city and social justice, he serves on the boards of Better Housing Coalition, the Robinson Theater Community Arts Center, and Church Hill Activities and Tutoring.

Kelli Lemon calls herself a social entrepreneur that can be seen at various places around RVA. She is also an on air personality on Richmond's Radio One's Kiss FM on the weekends, hosting the Saturday Night House Party. She is available to host your special event today. Email her today at kelslemon@gmail.com

Since taking the stage for the first time in 1996, Micah White has made a name for himself as a comedian, actor, executive coach, and community supporter. In 2013, he started RVA Has Talent, a company that pairs local entertainers with non-profits to raise money and awareness. More recently, he launched RCJC (Richmond Correctional Justice Center) Has Talent, an eight-week program that helps inmates acquire job training, write business plans, and get coaching from professional entertainers.