2025 HATCH Mexico Guests

Systems thinker and global expert in public-private partnerships. Passionate about making a just transition to a regenerative economy financially feasible. Partners with public and private pioneers to drive a mission-driven shift in infrastructure investment planning. Founder of ALTAMIRA, a boutique firm advancing regenerative finance through systems thinking; NetworkNature EU partner. Board Director at CAEI (agro-industry, DR) and advisor on finance and water for ECLAC. Salzburg Global Seminar Fellow.

Kenny is curiously committed to better understanding everything that unites, divides and compels us to participate in this social experiment called life. He sees the world through an entrepreneurial lens focused on connecting people with ideas, resources, places, and one another to effectively address the inequities, challenges and opportunities of our time. Kenny runs why [here] matters, a social enterprise that helps initiatives, networks and places increase engagement, build community and change narratives towards increased belonging, social cohesion and civic health in everyday life.

Gillian Asido, Manager, Office of the CEO, reports directly to the Chief Executive Officer of PolicyLink. This role has broad responsibility for managing the most critical functions of the executive office. Gillian is a “right hand” for the CEO and is the liaison to the board of directors, organization staff, and key external individuals and groups. Before joining PolicyLink, she served as a program manager for a national nonprofit where she was responsible for leading and managing capacity building and advocacy programs for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.

Boodie leads ConnectUp Media Agency, where he offers perspicacity to his clients. He advises and manages influencers, royals, wealthy families, nonprofits, and brands on systemic impact, business strategy, events, and partnerships. He sits on the board of The Impact Guild & Hollywood Cares Foundation.

Gretchen Barton is a leading researcher and strategist who helps decode what Americans deeply think and feel—and why it matters. As founder of Worthy Strategy Group, she’s led deep-listening work on Ukraine, U.S. foreign policy, immigration, antisemitism, gender, truth and disinformation, and what voters want in their next president. She advises top campaigns from mayoral to presidential and leads the American Leadership Project, laying the narrative groundwork for America’s first female president. Gretchen loves people and deeply believes that together, we can do anything.

Jamie Bennett [he/him] works with nonprofits, philanthropies, and government agencies through a partnership with Lord Cultural Resources. He works across rural, suburban, Tribal, and urban geographies with a focus on arts, culture, and equitable community development. Jamie lives, works, worships, and plays in Brooklyn, NY and Toronto, Canada and has been sober since 2009.

Lauren Berlekamp is an innovative international communications professional, natural products industry expert, emergent strategist, impact fundraiser, and creative servant leader with more than 15 years experience in public and media relations, narrative change strategy, content development, and community organizing. Her alignment with the collective well-being of future generations informs her dedication to mission-driven work. She is also a multidisciplinary artist and therapeutic musician in training.

Jacob is President of Mediators Foundation and Executive Director of Better Together America. He is also a founding board member and principal consultant of the Civic Consulting Collaborative. His specialty is large scale collaborative problem solving – like Colorado's Water Plan, Nebraska's Straegic Housing Framework, Denver's Climate Action Plan, addressing firearm-related death, and reimagining democracy to work in each of the communities we live. At Mediators Foundation, Jacob is working to help the civic ecosystem in the U.S. be more coherent, impactful, and innovative.

Elana is a financial planner and musician passionate about financial democratization and musical lineage. She helps people align money with values and works with her firm's Women & Wealth platform to support women investors. As a composer and performer with her ensemble Teslim, she draws on years of study in Crete in the modal traditions of Greece and Turkey.

Kimberly is a renowned technology industry leader, visionary and founder and CEO of The Black Innovation Lab by Ascend Ventures. As the CEO of ASCEND Ventures, Kimberly is committed to creating opportunities for marginalized founders building impact-driven companies. With her flagship Black Innovation Lab, she cultivates and invests in a pipeline of leaders who use technology to make a societal impact while creating pathways to equity and generational wealth through entrepreneurship and ownership.
Before ASCEND Ventures, Kimberly founded Black Girls CODE, a social-change organization.

Finder of joy. Co-creator of optimistic futures. COO at The Roddenberry Foundation. Meg wears lots of hats, but one of her faves is leading the Roddenberry Fellowship, a network of activists and social entrepreneurs across the US creating a better world for all. In past lives, Meg has been a whitewater raft guide, a semi-pro athlete, and a middle school reading teacher. Currently, Meg lives in Portland with her incredible 12yo and their pup, and is often dreaming of their next travel adventure.

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Over the last 20 years as an image maker and storyteller, Peter Castagnetti’s path and his work have both been marked by the same notions…curiosity and versatility. He has worked alongside rockstars, celebrities, shepherds, CEO’s, global thought leaders, tech innovators and street poets. Whether commercial, narrative, documentary, sports, music, fashion, adventure or fine art, Peter’s passion lies in bringing heart, soul and style to ideas that matter, and creating experiences that energise the human spirit.

Micah is a storyteller, film composer, and the lead vocalist for America's Got Talent Finalist, Sons of Serendip. Career highlights include collaborations with the Boston Pops, Maryland Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Pops, Cynthia Erivo, performing for the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, and Oprah Winfrey's 2020 Vision Tour closing celebration. Prior to beginning a career in music, Micah attended seminary at Boston University School of Theology, as he has deep interests in the intersection of contemplative spirituality, bridge-building, and the Arts.

Majorie Clifton has over two decades of experience in communications and policy. She is also a published author, speaker and media commentator, appearing multiple times a week on global news networks. She founded her consulting business in Washington, DC in 2004, where she worked across four presidential administrations. As a consultant for corporations, non-profits and federal agencies, she focuses on public policy, brand and workforce optimization. Clifton’s projects also include developing strategic coalitions for policy initiatives and public/private partnerships.

Lisa Davey builds civic strategies that root bold innovation in trust, relational depth, and grassroots power. For 30 years, she’s bridged tech, policy, and community wisdom—organizing across sectors and cultures to reimagine democracy as a living system. Her work invites us to design futures not from extraction or speed, but from collective agency, Indigenous partnership, and the slow magic of well-tended relationships.

Fascinated by the beauty around the world, by how the environment is deeply connected and how art is created every time we open our eyes. I study biology at Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz, focusing on eco-physiology of Atlantic Forest species and climate change impacts. Beyond science, I try to move through life with rhythm — dancing, staying connected to nature and teaching capoeira with my family. Grounded by heritage and driven by curiosity, I weave science, art and community into a journey of discovery and hope.

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Elliott’s enchantment with the cosmos comes from a lifetime endeavoring to embody the Co-Creative Process — the Magic, Music, Work, Play, Story, & Flow within & between humans & nature, & the spaces & places we dream up together, which in turn dream through us. Currently, that sees him serving as Creative Strategist at Chicago-based impact studio Good Chaos, & relishing a slowmadic life between The Bay Area & The City of Big Shoulders. It’s also flowered in co-founding & co-leading organizations like CACHE in Arkansas, The Music District in Colorado, & national hip-hop incubator Groundwaves.

Kim “Kimfer” Flanery-Rye (she/her) is a past VP and Executive Creative Director, now a certified brain-based leadership coach passionate about diversity, equity, inclusion in social justice, and social impact along with women in business. She is the Founder of Inclusion Equals, a social enterprise focused on the IDEA: Inclusion = Diversity + Equity + Accessibility to build culture from the inside out, as well as the CEO of The FBomb Breakfast Club, a peer support community for women, femmes, and gentlethems who are company founders and business owners.

Radhika Fox is an Executive in Residence at PolicyLink. She is a passionate, results-driven expert who has advanced policies, programs and initiatives at the intersection of sustainability, infrastructure investment, environmental management, water resources, environmental justice, and the economy. As Principal of North Star Strategy, Radhika provides global strategic advisory services to CEOs and executive leadership teams at private, nonprofit, and philanthropic organizations focused on driving progress on the most pressing economic, environmental, and social issues.

I’m a physician-scientist specializing in psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco. I studied medicine at Stanford University and also hold a PhD in neuroscience from the University of British Columbia. I’m the author of I Am a Part of Infinity: The Spiritual Journey of Albert Einstein (Basic Books, 2025), the first book to offer an in-depth exploration of the nondualistic spirituality that drove Einstein’s holistic science and his pacifist ethics. My current research centers on the neural mechanisms and therapeutic potential of meditation practice and psychedelic medicine.

In 2012 I founded GP Dinners, fostering substantive discussions, usually over food and drink. Our events (over 1,000 and counting) bring together professional chefs and luminary speakers.

In the fall of 2020, we purchased a former summer camp in the mountains near Yosemite. Camp Earnest's 21 acres include many lodging options, a dining lodge, bathhouse, sauna & hot tub, an amphitheater, a year round creek, meadow and a meditation/movement hall.

At Regen Bridge, we build bridges to accelerate the regenerative era. We work with investors, next generation leaders, and organizations.

A visionary thinker, social entrepreneur, data-driven manager and seasoned campaign and communications professional, Page S. Gardner is one of the nation’s leading strategists.
Gardner has demonstrated her capacity to identify transformative sociopolitical trends and translate strategic plans into organizational realities. Using her unique insights and organizational skills, Gardner has led a revolution in civic engagement on two fronts – theoretical and practical.
First, she is among the few who have identified new and crucial demographic groups. Gardner introduced the “marriage gap,” reali

As Orchestra's Chief Culture Officer, Thaly advises leaders from Nike to the SEIU on cultural transformation. A former rapper and teacher, she uses her unique blend of creativity and courage to drive social innovation, designing everything from BET films to equity-focused games. With over 20 years of experience, she is a trusted coach for CEOs navigating complex change, turning strategy into tangible impact.

Dr. Manesh Girn is a neuroscientist and science communicator exploring the neuroscience of psychedelics and human flourishing. He is Chief Science Officer at FIVE Discovery, Scientific Director at The Center for MINDS, and creator of The Psychedelic Scientist, a popular science education platform. With a PhD in Neuroscience from McGill University and postdoc training at UCSF where he studied psychedelic brain mechanisms, he integrates science, spirituality, and systems thinking to help shape a new paradigm of healing, transformation, and human potential.

Ken Grossinger has been a leading strategist in movements for social and economic justice for thirty-five years, in unions, philanthropic and community organizations.
Grossinger is active on several boards including the University of the District of Columbia (Treasurer), Hirshhorn Museum (Trustee), Skylight Pictures (Director), and the CrossCurrents Foundation, (Chair).
Ken is the author of ART WORKS: How Organizers and Artists are Creating a Better World Together, published by the New Press in July 2023. He lives part-time in Washington, DC., and Telluride, Colorado.

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Jay Hirschton has over two decades of leadership in social finance, philanthropy, and nonprofit sectors, building teams and scaling organizations. Jay is the COO of Vibrant Data Labs, a social mission data science company that amplifies the impact of funding by leveraging AI data tools. Previously, Jay was the CEO of Full Circle Fund and led fundraising and operations for various international and national organizations. He lives in Berkeley, CA, with his wife and two boys.

The causes closest to my heart are those that build community, advance equity, protect the natural world, and expand educational access. I believe that when people feel connected, valued, and empowered, they are more likely to care for each other and the planet we share. My work, my volunteering, and my everyday choices all reflect this belief.

For over four decades, Larry Irving has worked at the intersection of public policy and tech innovation. As PBS chair, Internet Hall of Fame member, and former Assistant Secretary of Commerce, he's used tech to improve society.
He helped define and address the digital divide in the earliest days of the consumer Internet. Today, he works on equitable, ethical and inclusive AI development; as a NERC trustee, he works to keep the power grid secure and reliable in the face of AI driven demand; and as PBS chair and member of the Texas Tribune board, he champions public service media.

Otho Kerr is the Director of Impact Investing at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He is charged with catalyzing capital providers to invest in underserved communities. Otho has helped to shape the impact investing sector as a founding partner and Chief Operating Officer for Encourage Capital and as Chief Investment Officer for Acumen. Otho has worked in finance for over 30 years, beginning with Goldman Sachs. He began his professional career as an attorney with Simpson Thacher & Bartlett. Otho received a BA from Dartmouth College and JD from Harvard Law School.

Josh Kirschenbaum is the chief advancement and special officer of PolicyLink, a national research and action institute that works to advance racial equity. As one of the original PolicyLink staff members, Josh has worked across the programmatic, communications, and operations teams, which allows him to bring comprehensive organizational knowledge to bear on supporting diverse alliances partnerships. His broad understanding of PolicyLink programs, funding, and networks enables him to design and launch new initiatives and drive organizational strategy, most recently leading Project All.

Elyse Klaidman is Co-Founder and CEO of Xperiential, a project-based learning platform that connects students with real-world, creative challenges. A 22 year Pixar Animation Studio veteran, she led education, leadership, exhibitions, and outreach initiatives, including co-creating Pixar in a Box and Imagineering in a Box. Elyse is also a practicing visual artist and former gallery director, with a lifelong passion for designing experiences where creativity, curiosity, and learning intersect.

Yarrow is the Founder of HATCH and The Hero Project, he is an Aspen Institute Fellow, RSA Fellow, and named 2015 top 100 creatives in the U.S. by Origins. He is a pioneer of social networking and has been building communities for twenty years. He’s directed projects with Richard Branson, The Rock, P Diddy, and more. In 1999, Yarrow created an online network – The Hero Project, which grew to 1.5 Million users and was acquired by FOX. In 2004, Yarrow founded HATCH, connecting global influencers to accelerate solutions for the UN’s SDGs.

Leah Lamb is a Story Practitioner and founder of The School for Sacred Storytelling, engaging story as an ancient healing art for transforming consciousness. She is developing The Whale Dreamer, empowering youth in ocean protection and guiding communities through times of mass extinction. Her audio program Sacred Storytelling was published by Sounds True. As a journalist, she covered the Paris and Copenhagen UN Climate Conferences and contributed to the first environmental clean-up of Mount Everest. Her work has been featured at Bioneers, Hollyhock, and Google.

Dr. Abbie Langston serves as Vice President of Research of PolicyLink, leads efforts to redesign our economy on the principles of equity, sustainability, and shared prosperity, developing partnerships and systems-change efforts focused on power building, narrative change, and policy advocacy. Through the National Equity Atlas partnership between PolicyLink and the USC Equity Research Institute, she produces tailored research to support grassroots campaigns and cross-sector efforts to advance racial economic equity Research Institute, and holds a PHD from Duke University.

Ralph Lewin is Executive Director of the Peter E. Haas Jr. Family Fund, where he works with others to improve economic and social well-being in Sonoma County and strengthen democracy nationwide. He previously served as CEO of the California Council for the Humanities and led San Francisco’s Mechanics’ Institute, recognized by the San Francisco Chronicle as “a beacon of what a cultural institution can be.” Ralph has lived and studied in Argentina, Indonesia, and Germany. He now lives in a small town north of the Golden Gate Bridge, where he enjoys pick-up soccer and adventures in reading.

Ilana lives at the heart of civic imagination—where cities, culture, community, and civic engagement meet. She helps communities shape more just, creative futures through participatory and experiential design, art, and systems change. From reimagining vacant spaces to bringing unlikely collaborators together, her work sparks collective visioning. Ilana believes the future is a shared story—and she builds the spaces where we can write it together.

Doreen Lorenzo has spent her life at the intersection of creativity and impact, leading through uncertainty, championing empathy, and helping others turn ideas into real change. At UT Austin, she works with the next generation of creative leaders to shape a more human future.

Mason is a third generation folk musician and facilitator. Having spent his formative years in Nepal, he now splits his time between California, Hawaii and Costa Rica.

Joshua Graham Lynn has dedicated his career to building brands that build a better world. He most recently led RepresentUs, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fixing America's broken political system. A seasoned storyteller, communications specialist and creative director, his work has been honored by the Rebrand 100 Awards, Webby Awards, American Package Design Awards, and the ADDYs. Josh has launched and managed brands and power-building platforms for organizations ranging from credit unions to sustainable communities, mobilizing millions toward a better future.

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Meredith is a social justice advocate and a business lawyer based in the Sonoran Desert (but often found wandering the globe with fellow Hatchers). She is a multipotentialite who has also been/is a published author, violist, pianist, photographer, triathlete, spinning instructor, backpacker, solo road-tripper, chronic dog rescuer, AZ Supreme Court Law Clerk, open space advocate, breathwork and meditation instructor, law firm owner, TikTok creator (@a.better.biz), and so much more! If you own a business, need help with strategy or negotiation, or just want a hug–find Meredith! 😉

Wanjira Mathai is a formidable force in environmental advocacy. She spearheads transformative initiatives to encourage sustainable and equitable development. With over two decades of strategic leadership, she has catalyzed critical environmental and social change across Africa.
Managing Director for Africa & Global Partnerships at the World Resources Institute (WRI), she is building movements around landscape restoration and forest protection, directing attention, research, and funding to helping the most climate-vulnerable communities and places.

Joy Nicole is the Inter-Ecosystem Lead at the Civilization Research Institute, where she supports alignment between funders, initiatives, and field-builders working on long-term solutions to planetary risk. Joy plays a central role in shaping gatherings, surfacing emergent opportunities, and strengthening the connective tissue of movements working toward a regenerative future.
She also creates metacrisis-inspired music and holds somatic reflection spaces. Based in San Francisco and southern Costa Rica, she also supports local conservation and changemaker gatherings.

r. Michael McAfee became President and CEO of PolicyLink in 2018, seven years after becoming the inaugural director of the Promise Neighborhoods Institute at PolicyLink. During his time at PolicyLink, Michael has played a leadership role in securing Promise Neighborhoods as a permanent federal program, led efforts to improve outcomes for more than 300,000 children, and facilitated the investment of billions of dollars in neighborhoods of concentrated poverty. He earned his Doctor of Education in human and organizational learning from George Washington University.

Daniel thrives in the space where ambitious ideas become reality at global scale. As a technology builder he's spent his career establishing and leading high-flow teams that navigate ambiguity to create breakthrough products reaching millions (like media platforms and spatial computing @ Apple and social virtual worlds @ Meta). Currently Daniel helps storytellers like TED transcend language barriers through AI. He's passionate about ensuring AI is built to empower human agency rather than diminish it, and seeks collaborators building technology that improves the human experience.

Cristina is more animal than human. She's a poet & political strategist; an advocate & diplomat. Her varied academic training is only valuable alongside a gritty disruptiveness born from frontline, place-based work. Cristina has worked in community & around the world designing strategies & campaigns to touch hearts, activate minds & deliver demonstrable good for people, communities, and the more-than-human world. Core to her ability to deliver impact is a devotion to relationship, liminal spaces & moving between worlds. Her experience is varied; grounded in a fierce love of all things wild.

I build grassroots movements for a better world. I believe the way forward is a global, community-rooted civics and democracy movement.

I’m an attorney, mediator, community organizer, advocate, coalition-builder and civic/political entrepreneur with over twenty years of international movement-building experience, including starting a number of political parties and running for public office.

At heart, I'll always be a philosopher and a political theorist.

Originally from Australia, now living in the United States.

As a system changer by nature, I believe people are inherently whole and capable. Our real challenges lie within the systems themselves; their rigid structures simply need to be changed into dynamic, living systems.

Product leader applying practical AI to drive social impact. For 20 years, I have helped tens of millions mobilize for progressive causes, equipped organizers to scale their reach, and enabled individuals to access personalized financial tools. My goal stays constant – empower people at scale to solve real‑world problems.

I aspire to weave stories and fabrics, connecting threads of tradition and innovation. As a textile design student, I am driven by a deep curiosity to learn, explore, and understand how heritage techniques could thrive in the modern era. I love when creativity, culture, and people connect – in a conversation, a shared project, or a spark of inspiration. I’m part of Global Girls, a circle of young women who’ve been connecting online since the Covid era. This year’s HATCH Summit will be our first time meeting in person! And I am super excited!

I studied Sociology at UNAM and graduated with my thesis "Shamanism: A Healing Practice" (FCPyS. UNAM, 2020). I have a Master's degree in Rural Development and Food Policies from the Center for Third World Studies (CEESTM).
My purpose is to serve the beings who inhabit this planet with the ancestral shamanic ways I carry and the methods of self-transformation of consciousness I have studied and practiced: Resonance Repatterning® and Jin Shin Tara. I also transmit the Olmec spiritual ways so that they may endure.

Lisa Richards Toney leads APAP as President/CEO since 2020. With 25+ years in arts leadership, she guided the organization through pandemic challenges and developed a sustainability plan. Her previous roles include leading the Abramson Scholarship Foundation, serving as Deputy/Executive Director at DC Commission on Arts and Humanities, and founding Executive Director of The Debbie Allen Dance Academy. A Spelman and NYU graduate, and Alum Vilar Fellow, Lisa is recognized among Kennedy Center's "The Next 50" and serves on NYC's Live Entertainment Council, championing innovation in the arts.

Cordaro Rodriguez, born in Charlotte, NC, taught himself piano at 10 and became skilled in multiple instruments and music production. A Princeton psychology graduate (2008), he taught English in Ecuador before earning his JD from Boston University (2012). After briefly practicing law, he co-founded Sons of Serendip, reaching the finals of America’s Got Talent. Since then, the group has performed nationally and internationally, blending cinematic music with storytelling and heart.

Greg is an instigator. When he sees potential, he feels compelled to bring it to life. He’s been a tech founder, shaping ideas into products, with successes and failures alike. He’s been an investor, working with founders at their earliest stages at Techstars. But now he is at a turning point. Greg and his family left big cities behind and moved to Bozeman, Montana, a place of wonder and beauty. He sees the Bozeman startup ecosystem as being on the cusp of greatness, but it needs a little push. And he’s asking himself: how do I want to operate at the community level?

Dr. Carmen Rojas is the president and CEO of Marguerite Casey Foundation. Under her leadership, the foundation launched the prestigious Freedom Scholar award, and since starting in 2020 granted more than $252M in funding to dozens of organizations doing the hard work of shifting power to those people who have long been excluded from having it. Prior to MCF, Dr. Rojas was the cofounder and CEO of the Workers Lab, an innovation lab that partners with workers to develop new ideas that help them succeed and flourish.

Marilu Salvador is the founder of The Creating Center, an innovative school focused on creativity, personalized learning, and real-world skills, and The Creating Center Foundation, which supports public education in Panama. With over 30 years of experience, she leads transformative initiatives that blend academic excellence, innovation, and strategic community impact to empower students and educators alike.

As a weaver and system change facilitator, I nurture transformations from rigid hierarchies to living, human-centered structures. Drawing on indigenous Baltic wisdom from a nearly extinct culture that survived against all odds, I connect cutting-edge methods with ancient resilience patterns. I guide organizations to unlock nature's 3.8-billion-year intelligence, believing every meeting can shift entire systems. My focus: empowering Lithuania as a living prototype for regenerative transformation that can scale globally.

Visionary social entrepreneur (35+ yrs), father, and grandfather, now focused on civic renewal and regenerative community building. Founder of eden.coop to advance better ways of living, post-partisan engagement, co-intelligence, and pragmatic solutions. With 30+ years of community leadership in Topanga & Montreal, and deep inquiry into ecovillages, deliberative democracy, and cooperative models, Scott leads initiatives to catalyze local action and build thriving regenerative communities.

I am the Climate Impact Manager for the Cisco Foundation and Cisco's Chief Sustainability Office. Through strategic funding, I support organizations that work toward climate resiliency in vulnerable communities worldwide. My background by training is in primate behavior and conservation, and I spent my early career in nonprofit management. I am now dedicated to enabling resources to flow into high-impact projects and programs that can ensure a equitable and regenerative future for us all. While an East Coaster by birth and a Midwesterner at heart, I now live in Berkeley California.

John Wood Jr. is a USA Today columnist, radio show host on KBLA 1580 (the largest Black talk radio network in the western USA), former nominee for Congress, former vice-chairman of the L.A. GOP, national ambassador for Braver Angels (America’s largest grassroots organization dedicated to depolarization) and is also a member of the Progress Network (an initiative of the New America Foundation), an advisor to the American Project (an initiative of the Pepperdine School of Public Policy) and a board member with the Chronicle of Philanthropy. He is a singer and musician residing in Los Angeles.

Rooted in the wilds of Montana, Raymond’s bond with nature shaped his journey—from restoring scarred lands to dancing with danger as a rodeo bullfighter. These rites of passage taught him to walk with fear, focus, and the sacred power of vulnerability. Now a Certified Real LIFE Facilitator, he weaves breath-work, ceremony, and storytelling to guide others home to Spirit. Through his work, he helps seekers remember their truth, awaken their potential, and walk the path their soul already knows.

Chris has spent his career building better companies, launching new ideas, and giving rise to cultural tastemakers through awe-inspired experiences, content, and advisory. Echoing an award-winning career across entertainment, industrial, media and technology industries, Chris has valuable insights, practices, and resources to thrive in an always-evolving cultural landscape. He has done this alongside the UN, Fast Company, Omnicom Media Group, MullenLowe, Cannes Lions, The Nyah Project, HubSpot, and and authored the 2018 #1 bestselling book, 10 Essential Rules for Breaking Essential Rules.

Roshi Givechi consults in design innovation, story development and facilitation–ranging from global summits to leadership workshops. She’s spent 19 years globetrotting at design firm IDEO, lastly as Partner – Executive Design Director. Whether in business or film, her core intention is to move people – to enhance mindsets, crystalize awareness and energize experiences and outcomes as relevant. Her conversation techniques are featured in Daniel Coyle’s book – The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups – where she is forever sandwiched between chapters on Pixar and The Navy Seals.

Rachel was raised in the mountains of Montana and has an eye for detail. As a strategist and facilitator, experiential designer and producer for over 15 years, she has been dedicated to serving individuals and organizations in reaching their highest potential. Rachel is committed to helping others discover the connection between their ‘why’ and their strengths, and her core values of authenticity, community, and creativity can be seen in all aspects of her work and life. She is a certified Integral Facilitator based in Bozeman, MT, with her artist husband, 4-year old daughter and dog Oliver.

Serving people + entities sincere about their inner development needed to forward the UN SDGs—Facilitator. Artist. Senior Lecturer @ MIT Sloan. Founder @ TILT, social enterprise focused on artful evolution of leaders + cultures working in ever-changing contexts. Serves McKinsey's think tank for Learning Innovation. Innovating curricula to train leaders in lived practices that facilitate ongoing growth of individuals + communities at MIT Sloan, Harvard ilab, Stanford d.school. Lived in an Australian Aboriginal community for 3 years to study how we mature creatively.

As the COO of HATCH and HATCH Studios, Jared manages and optimizes day-to-day operations and collaborations between internal teams and strategic external partners. His expertise enables him to bridge diverse groups for innovative human-centered, cross-industry projects. Jared holds a Master of Science in the History and Theory of Psychology and is also a Certified Sommelier. Beyond his professional life, he is passionate about the natural world, practicing qigong, and playing guitar. For anyone eager to engage with HATCH, Jared is the ideal contact if there's anything you'd like to catalyze.

Founder | Therapist/Coach | Integral Facilitator | Singer/Songwriter
As a people, process & culture nerd. Pete brings an adult development lens to facilitating experiences and elevating individual & team performance. His cleantech venture brings emissions free valves to Energy & Aerospace. He facilitates, coaches & consults through TILT with start ups to multinationals. He helps design & facilitate HATCH experiences and supports the training of its facilitation team. His spiritual endeavors are playing hockey, Zen practice, songwriting, and living with stage 4 Cancer… roughly in that order

I wander and wonder and help others do the same – literally and figuratively – an immigration lawyer and explorer reveling in the Art of Migration – working with extraordinary aliens and other superheroes – including the Global Girls (who you will meet in Mexico) – to HATCH a better world for all – and savoring every sunrise, sunset and full moon along the way – nature is my happiest place of all.

Katy’s mission is to catalyse the extraordinary. She is a natural connector of people and ideas in service of helping good people succeed.
Investment Partner at Real Ventures and GM of FounderFuel, Katy brings 25 years of multilingual executive experience in managing high-performing teams, including venture capital, AI, gaming, CPGs, telecos, and nonprofits. As an early-stage investor who is ICD.D board-certified, she sits on several boards as a member or observer.
Katy is also a guest lecturer and triathlete. She finds joy in reading fiction and likes to travel, swim, bike, or run to unwind.

Classically trained animator at Disney, Sony and Warner Bros. during the Second Golden Age of
Animation having worked on “Beauty and the Beast,” “The Lion King,”
“Pocahontas,” “Aladdin,” “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,”
“Hercules,” “Fantasia 2000,” and others. Illustrated several
acclaimed children’s books for Dr. Ken Dychtwald,
Dr. Deepak Chopra, finance guru Ric Edelman and actor Paul
Michael Glaser. Created concept art for film and television, shown fine
art at galleries internationally, been the expedition artist in search
of a lost temple in the Andes. Lives and makes art in LA.