Alec Stone, MA, MPA, CNE is the Executive Director of the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP). With a distinguished background in government relations, nonprofit management, and mental health advocacy, Alec has mobilized national efforts to shape more compassionate and effective youth mental health systems. A seasoned voice in the intersection of policy and care, he is deeply committed to elevating standards and visibility for accredited therapeutic programs nationwide.

Dr. Jack Hinman is a licensed clinical psychologist and co-founder of Engage Young Adult Transitions in Cedar City, Utah. With over 20 years of experience in residential and community-based mental health care, Jack specializes in helping young adults bridge the gap between dependence and independence. His innovative model blends clinical intensity with community integration—supporting clients through adventure, relationship, and structured autonomy. Jack is also a husband, father, and passionate cyclist, known for his vibrant approach to healing and growth. Learn more at engagetransitions.com.

Jon Spiesman is an executive coach and founder of One Percent Better Leader, where he helps business leaders gain freedom, focus, and faster growth by working on their business, not just in it. With over 30 years of experience - including senior leadership roles at Monsanto and Bayer - Jon specializes in helping executives unlock performance through strategic clarity, personal growth, and proven coaching frameworks. Based in Utah, he’s also the host of Untold: The Best Kept Secrets in Utah, a podcast highlighting the stories of entrepreneurial grit and purpose-driven leadership.

Julie Beem is the Executive Director of the Attachment & Trauma Network (ATN), a national nonprofit that advocates for children impacted by trauma through support, education, and systemic reform. With a professional background in marketing and a personal story rooted in adoptive parenting, Julie has spent over 15 years championing trauma-informed practices for families, schools, and communities. Her work is driven by the belief that healing is always possible - especially when safe relationships and regulation are at the center. Learn more at attachedtrauma.org.

Landon Kirk is a leadership and executive coach, multi-site healthcare executive, and co-founder of Calo Programs. With decades of experience in trauma-informed care and people-centered leadership, Landon has served as Chief People Officer at Embark Behavioral Health and currently partners with Next Level Growth to help organizations scale with purpose. He specializes in building healthy cultures, developing high-impact teams, and guiding mission-driven leaders to their next level.

Shannon Petrovich, LCSW, LISAC, BCD is a licensed clinical social worker, board-certified diplomat, and addiction counselor with over 30 years of experience helping people heal from trauma, toxic relationships, and emotional abuse. She’s the author of Out of the FOG Into the CLEAR and the creator of the YouTube channel Therapist Talks, where she shares powerful tools for navigating narcissistic abuse, emotional resilience, and recovery. Through her private practice, coaching programs, and online resources at healfromtoxicrelationships.com, Shannon offers clarity, strength, and compassion to those ready to reclaim their lives.

Tom Telford is the CEO and co-founder of LÉVO, a primary mental health care company built on the philosophy of treating systems, not just symptoms. With 25+ years of entrepreneurial experience and a master’s in organizational leadership, Tom brings a rare blend of clinical insight and business acumen to the mental health field. He previously led companies in the financial sector before co-founding LÉVO alongside his wife, a licensed marriage and family therapist. Their combined personal and professional mental health journeys inspired a new model of care - integrating genomic testing, hormone therapy, and deep, human-centered assessments. Tom also co-hosts the podcasts BrainStoke and Lift & Make Lighter. He’s an avid cyclist, skier, and father of three.

Tony Mosier is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Telos, a nationally recognized residential treatment center for teens and young adults. With over 20 years of experience in mental health care, Tony is a licensed marriage and family therapist, passionate about trauma-informed, relationship-centered treatment. He’s dedicated to helping youth rediscover their identity and reach their ultimate potential.