The CEO of First National Bank (FNB) in South Africa is Michael Jordaan. At the young age of 35, Michael was appointed CEO in 2004 and is in charge of overseeing 30,000 employees throughout numerous African nations. With Deutsche Bank, Michael began his banking career in Hamburg, Germany. He worked as a cashier for the first three months before moving up... read full bio
Mark Bunting is the most recognized celebrity-spokesperson for the computer and technology world. Many refer to him as the Bob Vila of Computers. You have seen him on NBCs Today Show, ABCs The View, syndicated television, cable TV, on airplanes hosting in-flight video, and on your local newscasts always talking about technology - his high-energy style combining both his... read full bio
Mike has spent his whole career, which spans 28 years, working to expand the range of options and levels of care available to people who require long-term care. At the moment, he works as a member of the advocacy team with California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform (CANHR), which is his present place of employment. Mike's prior position was as... read full bio
Over four million people follow Molly Burke across all of her social media platforms. Burke is a speaker, model, author, and advocate in addition to being a content creator and author. When Molly was just four years old, her doctor discovered that she had a rare form of the degenerative eye condition known as retinitis pigmentosa, which eventually leads to... read full bio
Author, talented actor and headliner comedian Michael Blaustein performs all over the world. "Stiff Socks," a well-liked podcast, is co-hosted by Michael and Trevor Wallace. On both iTunes and Spotify, Stiff Socks is consistently rated among the top 20 comedy podcasts. He has performed at more than 200 campuses around the world and has participated in the College Humor Tour, Comedy... read full bio
Mekki Leeper, a writer and comedian originally from Philadelphia, currently resides in Los Angeles. On Mindy Kaling's HBOMax series The Sex Lives of College Girls, he played Eric. Control Room, his digital special for Comedy Central, is available right now. He has written for Crank Yankers on Comedy Central. The Late Late Show with James Corden, Just For Laughs: New... read full bio
American stand-up comedian, podcast host and actress Megan Gailey's debut comedy CD, My Dad Paid for This, is her most well-known work. Gailey has additionally made appearances on Conan, @midnight and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. She has written for the ESPY Awards and was chosen as a "New Face" at the Just for Laughs festival in Montréal. At SXSW, she was... read full bio
Moses Storm, a gifted actor and comedian, currently stars in the NBC comedy Sunnyside, created by Mike Schur and Kal Penn. You may have seen him on television in the shows This Is Us on NBC, I'm Dying Up Here on Showtime and Arrested Development on Netflix. The high-concept Universal horror movie Unfriended and the Adam Sandler Netflix movie Father of the Year are among his films... read full bio
Michael Yo, a comedian, actor and host who has been nominated for two Emmys, appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience, was a frequent guest on The Adam Carolla Show and just released the critically praised comedy special "I Never Thought," keeps active across all of Hollywood's platforms. Michael is a devoted husband and a proud parent who has an endless supply of stories... read full bio
In his productions and DJ performances, Mochakk constantly seeks to push the envelope because he doesn't fit the mold. With a diverse range of influences, including jazz, electro, soul and hip hop, Pedro is promoting a new type of performance that, when combined with his online character, has propelled him quickly into the public eye. Pedro's sound has developed into an... read full bio
Alex Seaver, a producer, vocalist, songwriter and composer residing in Los Angeles, is the single creative power behind Mako, a one-person act that crosses the boundaries of alternative pop, indie rock and electronic music. With the release of his new single, "Coyote," on Ultra Music, Mako brings a unique perspective to the industry. With his first album for Ultra Music, Hourglass, Mako quickly... read full bio
The Maddy O'Neal project's vibe and soul incorporate soundscapes from a wide range of genres. Her origins in funk and soul shine through in a bed of low-end frequencies, giving her music a rich texture and mood that creates a distinctive atmosphere for future bass and synth design to bring it all in. Her direct electro soul inspiration can be... read full bio
Modern Error aimed to create an universe that portrayed the delicate destructiveness of feelings, creating for a terrible but beautiful experience. They were influenced sonically by post hardcore, gloomy electronica and synthwave, and aesthetically by surreal cinema. The concept of self-war and personal reform is the overarching theme of Modern Error's debut album, "Lost In The Noise." Zak and Kel Pinchin, twin brothers and... read full bio
Miss Grit was established by musician Margaret Sohn of New York as a vehicle for her own self-examination and expression. She was dubbed a "polymath" by NME. Her method is reflective and her vision is clear. Following in the footsteps of her close friend and fellow songwriter Pearla, Stella Mozgawa of Warpaint, Aron Kobayashi Ritch of Momma and Sohn, the album Follow The Cyborg was totally produced... read full bio
Max Leone is a singer-songwriter and producer from Portland who draws inspiration from events in his life and frequently looks back with nostalgia. Legendary musicians he grew up listening to including Nina Simone, John Mayer, Kanye West, Frank Ocean, Jack Johnson, Pink Floyd and Cat Stevens, have affected his distinctive sound. Max experimented with many instruments like the violin and drums before picking... read full bio
When she was 17 years old, Scottish musician Martha Hill left her seaside hometown and busked her way around Europe before relocating to Newcastle and devoting herself to the UK music scene. Martha creates hard-hitting, catchy as hell left-field pop. Her introspective storytelling provides socially conscious topics over a background of guitars, cellos and synths, thriving in reinvention and fusion. Her music... read full bio
Elliott Douglas, a Buffalo-born artist now residing in Los Angeles, goes by the name M.A.G.S. His music hooks you right away and flawlessly transitions between genres, from bouncy garage to minty alt-pop. His success is fueled by his appeal to all people, yet it never comes at the expense of his work. His musicianship is a wonder to behold, each... read full bio
Miles Miller's unwavering groove and feel to his seamless high lonesome harmonies are sure to be familiar to fans of the country, Americana and bluegrass genres. He established himself as the lone drummer for the country/Americana renaissance of the previous ten years by recording and touring the world with musicians like Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers and Town Mountain. It was clear Miles was... read full bio
Melissa Carper, known as "HillBillie Holiday" by her friend and partner Chris Scruggs, was anxious to return to the studio following the success of her critically acclaimed release Daddy's Country Gold. Ramblin' Soul, Carper's most recent album, was released via Thirty Tigers. It was co-produced by Andrija Tokic (St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Hurray For The Riff Raff) and Dennis Crouch... read full bio
Michele Stodart is a multi-instrumentalist, multi-award-winning solo performer. Famous for being the bassist, singer and co-songwriter of the well-known, double-platinum selling band The Magic Numbers, which has put out five critically acclaimed studio albums with top 10 songs and still performs frequently and tours the globe. After nearly a decade of touring with The Magic Numbers, Michele took some time away to... read full bio
