Julie Bergman is a Hollywood Studio Executive, producer, and writer, with credits including an Academy Award-nominated documentary. She co-produced "Harmony: A New Way of Looking at Our World," in partnership with HRH The Prince of Wales. The film premiered at the inaugural Sundance London and won the Cinema for Peace Green Award at the Berlin Film Festival. Julie co-produced and wrote the livestream "Artists for Amazonia," raising critical funds for Indigenous communities impacted by COVID-19. An advocate for women's voices, she has spoken at international conferences on storytelling and new media. Julie is a committed activist, mother, and daughter.

Brooke Darshana

Brooke Darshana is a biologist and global impact producer, working at the intersection of environmental, human, and nature's rights. She uses storytelling and her scientific network to drive on-the-ground change. Co-creator of the Integrated Impact scoring system, Brooke's work has appeared on national networks like NBC and CBS, and she was associate producer for Nature’s Newsroom at COP26. Committed to advocating for the voiceless, she promotes harmony between humanity and nature.

Téana David

Téana David is the Artistic Director of the Illuminate Film Festival and the former Director of Deepak Homebase in NYC. Téana has produced/directed/written many short films, messaging campaigns, and livestreams on the topics of ecology and social impact, including Artists United for Amazonia (co-producer/director). She served as the Impact Producer of the Prime series, Changing of the Gods and is Board Vice President of the Tribal Trust Foundation.

Marissa DeVito

Marissa DeVito is a music industry veteran with wide experience in the studio, at major labels and in the music tech space. Her roles have included streaming strategy and commercial marketing at various major labels including Republic Records, Island Records, Def Jam and Motown. Additionally she spent almost 7 years at SoundCloud, working in various positions including launching and eventually leading the Music Marketing and Curation team. In 2024, she launched her Music Industry consulting business focusing on solutions oriented marketing, project management, operations and strategy for both for profit and nonprofit organizations.

Julia Jaye Posin

Julia Jaye Posin is an award-winning sustainability professional who has been recognized by the U.S. House of Representatives for her leadership in environmental public service. She co-founded a publisher brand, served as Neighborhood Council Member and Environmental Chair, and Campaign Manager for a progressive U.S. Senate candidate. Julia holds a BA in Anthropology and Environmental Studies from UCLA, and has guest lectured at UCLA, Otis College of Art and Design, Pepperdine University, Santa Monica College, and Bridges Academy. Julia is a founding member of Artists for Amazonia.

John Quigley

John Quigley is an award-winning Artist, Producer, and Activist. He is the Founding Director of Artists for Amazonia (artistsforamazonia.org). A campaign that harnesses the power of creative and entertainment influencers to catalyze global action to protect the Amazon Rainforest and Indigenous earth defenders. He is a board member of the Environmental Media Association (green4ema.com) and the Whaleman Foundation (Whaleman.org). He has worked with dozens of luminaries in the arts and entertainment sector during his multi-decade career. John also founded Spectral Q Aerial Art which has appeared in hundreds of media outlets around the world.

Kit Thomas

Kit Thomas is an award-winning producer/director known for his impactful approach to cinematic storytelling. His films have garnered many awards including an Oscar nomination for his rainforest documentary, Burning Down Tomorrow, and two Emmys for “Spaceship Earth: Our Global Environment”. He also co-produced and co-directed the legendary Earth Communications Office PSA campaign which has been seen by over 2 billion people worldwide. As a music producer, he has produced over 60 artists and served on the Board of the Grammys for 12 years.