Lorne Adrain is the Chairman and Founder of National Neighborhood Day. Lorne advises successful entrepreneurs and families nationwide in the uses of insurance for estate, business and philanthropy planning. He is also the author of the book series, the Most Important Thing I Know; Founder of Kindmark, a leading developer of philanthropy software; Chairman and Co-Founder of Social Venture Partners Rhode Island and a graduate of Harvard Business School and the University of Rhode Island.

Candace Lightner, founder of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) in 1980, is recognized by the American public as the moving force behind reshaping the nation's attitude toward drunk driving. She served as MADD's Chief Executive Officer, President and Chairman of the Board until 1985. Ms. Lightner built MADD from a small California grass roots organization into an international corporation with 377 chapters worldwide, managing a staff of more than fifty employees and thousands of volunteers. Building on her successful and varied experience with MADD, Candace Lightner has spent the last 18 years helping other organizations make a difference. She has served in a consulting capacity as a fund-raiser, trainer, advocate, manager, and counselor to issue-driven groups across the country. Her list of clients include Teachers First, the American Hospice Foundation, The Humane Society of Washington County, The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Allegany College, and others.

Charles Cassidy, spent his career in financial services at State Street Bank Corporation. Mr. Cassidy's responsibility included managing global operating businesses and marketing worldwide. He was part of the marketing team that built Prospero Technologies and has consulted for various financial services companies and non-profit organizations. He is a graduate of Harvard Business School and a member of the Harvard Business School Association of Boston Community Action Partners.