Toi is a leader in education innovation with a deep background in K–12 systems and cross-sector partnerships. Currently serving at Encourage, she builds strategic alliances that amplify student success and expand educational access nationwide. Her work bridges the gap between organizations, schools, and communities to create impactful, equity-driven outcomes. With hands-on experience in classrooms and district leadership, Toi brings a practitioner’s insight to her work. She shapes scalable solutions that are informed by the needs of students and educators alike. She is passionate about using data, storytelling, and technology to drive systemic change in education.

Isaac Inkumsah is a technologist and entrepreneur with progressive experience transforming portfolios across healthcare, finance, telecom, MARCOM, e-commerce/trade, and retail verticals. Isaac is renowned for his work in the areas of digital convergence, enterprise architecture, service orientation, and cloud operations. Isaac has a proven track record of enabling multi-billion-dollar organizations expedite business growth and achieve significant cost savings through his consultative and technical expertise.  Isaac is the architect and developer of the Gazelle™ Digital Convergence Platform.

As the Executive Vice President, Equity and Engagement for the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), championing the return on investment and opportunity cost for investing in a more inclusive culture for organizations, buildings and communities worldwide.  As the co - chair for IWBI’s Health  Equity Advisory along with 200 advisers collaborating to build the WELL Equity rating  purposed to scale  strategies and evidenced based interventions that address health inequities in buildings, businesses and communities around the world.  Formerly Senior Vice President of Market Transformation and Development, North America for  the US Green Building Council (USGBC) Kimberly spent 18 plus years leading and directed USGBC’s 40 local community  advancement teams (Chapters) along with members, volunteers and emerging professionals  delivering on the USGBC mission to improve the quality of life for all through more sustainable  buildings, cities, and communities worldwide.

Julius Valentine Maina is a strategic public affairs and innovation leader with over eight years of experience at the intersection of technology, policy, and inclusive economic development. He currently serves as a Legislative Specialist and Capital Access Advisor at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Minority Business Development Agency, where he leads efforts to expand digital equity and inclusive entrepreneurship through public-private collaboration. Julius has held leadership roles at organizations such as 1863 Ventures, gener8tor, and the U.S. Census Bureau, where he’s driven national initiatives to broaden access to technology and capital for underserved communities. Passionate about building equitable startup ecosystems, Julius thrives on connecting mission-driven leaders and translating complex policy into actionable impact.