Joseph Romm is cofounder, CEO, and Editor-in-Chief of FrontPageLive.com. His latest book is “How to Go Viral and Reach Millions,” and CNN host Van Jones describes Joe as “the communicator’s communicator.” Joe is Founding Editor of ClimateProgress.org, which NY Times columnist Tom Friedman called “the indispensable blog.” In 1997, Joe served as Acting Assistant Secretary of Energy for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, where he oversaw 1 billion dollars in R&D and deployment of clean energy technologies. In 2009, Time magazine named him one of its “Heroes of the Environment,” and Rolling Stone named him to its list of “100 People Who Are Changing America.” Joe holds a PhD in physics from M.I.T. and is the author of 10 books on climate change, clean energy, and communications.

Award winning reporter Carl Cameron has been a fixture in American Political journalism since 1988 when he burst into radio and television in New Hampshire, home of the nation’s lead off presidential primary.
 
Carl was one of the first reporters hired by FOX NEWS in 1995. He served as FOX’s first Congressional Correspondent, first Chief Political Correspondent and First Chief White House Correspondent. He left FOX in 2017.
 
Nicknamed “Campaign Carl” by colleagues, The Washington Post called Carl “Fox’s Man in the Middle” for his even-handed, fact-based approach to political news. The New York Times wrote “Fellow journalists say they detect no bias in his reporting.”
 
Carl lives in the Washington DC area with wife Moira Hopkins who worked and traveled with him on the campaign trail for a decade and a half.

Kiki Somerville is the Founder of Fearless Artist Media and The Fearless Artist Pop Up Gallery, one of the most popular pop up art exhibitions in the country.

Before disrupting the art establishment with TFAPOPUP, Kiki Somerville, an entertainment industry veteran, speaker, and author with 20 years of media experience worked in the business and legal affairs departments of major companies such as VIACOM/MTV Networks, Sony BMG, Austin Nichols.

Kiki attended the Holton Arms School, where she serves as an organizer of the Holton Arms Black Alumni Association. She is a graduate of The College of William and Mary with a degree in Sociology, and earned her Juris Doctorate from Fordham University School of Law.

Passionate about exploring the social impact of the intersection of art, public policy, and community engagement, Kiki is currently pursuing a Masters of Fine Art in Social Practice at George Washington University.

Stacy’s main role is to create partnerships with individuals, organizations, and companies to build brand awareness of Front Page Live. She also produces the regular video series featuring Carl Cameron.
 
She also spent a decade working in international development, focused on Middle East water issues and climate change. She was the Communications Director for SERVIR, a joint NASA/USAID program. She frequently traveled to Africa and Asia working with organizations there to develop communications and branding strategies to increase awareness of the program.
 
Over the course of her career, she’s worked in dozens of countries— everywhere from Argentina to Tanzania. She also speaks fluent Spanish. When she’s at home you can find her striking her warrior pose or brushing up on her lines. Stacy is an accomplished stage and (sometimes) film actress, having played opposite Eric Roberts in an independent film. She is currently behind the camera producing a new show about Tangier Island. Her two greatest productions however, are her sons, Tamer and Emilio.
 
Stacy is also an advisor to the Virtual World Society and the Conrad Foundation.

Moira Hopkins hung up her hat after 20+ years as a cable news photojournalist, news videographer and audio tech who covered presidential campaigns and all things politics.  She started her career in national television news after she completed an internship at CNN where she covered the Clarence Thomas hearings. Her passion for politics and media was born. Her first job was working for C-SPAN covering congressional hearings.
 
Following C-SPAN, she joined FOX NEWS where she spent more than 20 years covering countless presidential candidates, campaigns and elections. In early 2017, Moira left FOX. Her husband Carl Cameron also left FOX soon thereafter.
 
Moira was born in Nashville, raised in Ireland and came to the States for college where she got her degree in Communications and Political Science in Washington State. Moira is an avid dog lover, and rescuer and lives in the Washington, D.C. area with her husband, Carl and their dog Toby.

Jordan Simmons has a B.S. in Journalism from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University where she specialized in Latin American history and communications. She has a strong passion for networking and traveling the world.

Currently, she is the special projects editor, social media director of Front Page Live. She began developing her social media work as the social media manager of the leading environmental news website EcoWatch. She began her editorial career during a radio news internship in Leipzig, Germany. She is intrigued by the quantum field and is currently in the process of becoming a certified quantum healer.

Mr. Holsinger is leading business development and partnerships. He is a Partner at Prota Ventures, an operator-investor group that incubates new startups and products (Labs), provides services for enterprise companies doing innovation work (Studios), and funds pre-seed startups (Ventures). He is the co-founder of Startup Rocket, a platform to help early-stage entrepreneurs launch and grow their ventures. He was Sr. EIR at Bionic, a fast-growing consulting firm helping F500 enterprise clients grow and launch new ventures. He has held key positions at fast-growing startups including Klout and Livefyre, where he led growth and corporate partnerships. He founded Pilot44, a leading innovation consulting practice, that was quickly acquired after founding. In addition, Mr. Holsinger has created and executive-produced a number of original television series for ABC, Fox, and the BBC. He was GM of El Financiero (now Bloomberg), the leading financial news organization in Mexico, and worked for a number of media companies, including Tribune Media. He lives in both the Nevada desert and in Brooklyn, New York. He is committed, through his work at Front Page Live, to helping restore democracy in America.

John is Executive Director and Cofounder of Other98, as well as a principal at Agit-Pop Communications and a co-founder of The Ruckus Society. He provides strategy and creative tactical support to a wide array of organizations, movements, and campaigns. He now specializes in meme warfare and has created and produced some of the most viral content the interwebs have ever seen. John also founded the Mosquito Fleet, an armada of kayaktivists that successfully blocked Royal Dutch Shell’s Arctic Drilling Fleet and paddles for an Oil Free Salish. He lives in Portland, OR with his wife and their fifteen-year old twins.

John Eaton is a marketing technology entrepreneur who has spent over a decade helping the global enterprise understand consumers and markets through innovations in data, process and analytics. He has worked at big companies, started a couple of his own, and is generally driven by cool new tech, huge data sets and colorful, interactive dashboards. John’s early expertise in digital technologies was developed as manager and producer in the entertainment industry where he participated in Grammy and MTV award-winning global releases. Recently John has had the good fortune to work at Art Not War taking on the big bad guys and looking for ways to improve progressive digital communications practices.

Previous Executive experience includes senior vice-president at Ipsos, co-founder and President of SaaS influence and advocacy management platform SocialChorus, co-Founder and CEO of social/digital marketing services agency YouCast which provided digital strategy, creative, analytics and media optimization across healthcare, insurance, CPG, philanthropy, retail and entertainment sectors. John’s early expertise in digital technologies was developed as manager and producer in the entertainment industry for such artists as P Diddy, Anthrax, David Bowie, and Foo Fighters where he participated in Grammy and MTV award-winning global releases.

Laura Dawn is writer, director, strategist, and producer of social justice media and campaigns with over 500 million online views of her work. Laura was the co-creator of Bush in 30 Seconds (2013), the first user generated political ad campaign, a groundbreaking campaign now taught in advertising & communications textbooks across the world. As the former founding Cultural & Creative Director of MoveOn.org (2004 – 2012) and current Founder and Chief Creative of award winning cultural strategy agency ART NOT WAR, Laura has spent the last 17 years directing ground breaking cultural campaigns and making high impact media. She has written & directed over 200 online videos and mini-docs, and in the past decade served as producer and creative director for over 500 media pieces and produced 2 full length documentaries. Her direct content has reached over 1 billion people worldwide. She has extensive experience in digital strategy, producing over 1 billion dollars of earned media for social justice campaigns. Laura is also the founder of feminist media group Humanity for Progress and serves on the Advisory Boards of the Climate Mobilization, The Hometown Project, and Swayable. Laura is Founder of the Ethical Engine, a new platform that seeks to nudge the public towards more progressive positions by targeted narrowcasting at scale, powered by personalized and emotionally aligned creative.