Alvin Nana Kwame Bekoe is a Ghanaian entrepreneur, pioneer, philanthropist and creative. His other businesses include an advertising agency, a real estate firm, a printing company and a consultancy firm that focuses on helping Ghanaians and other Africans and people of colour in the diaspora move back home to the continent. He is the CEO of BBnZ Live, one of Ghana’s major record labels, talent management and events firms. BBnZ Live currently employs the co-working space model and has gradually built a community of likeminded entrepreneurs and creatives. The company also doubles as an incubator and has invested in and is part owner of prominent Ghanaian businesses such as Polo Beach Club, Aftown Music Streaming platform (Ghana’s first music streaming platform), Afrofuture, Momomo movie streaming platform, The Garden Party and The Polo Beach Club.

The company acquired a TV license in 2014 and has launched its TV channel DON. It also launched its online radio station Guide Radio in 2018. Alvin is a partner at Western Publications. Western Publications is the company that prints Ghana’s number one private newspaper, The Daily Guide. He is also the co-founder of enroute54, a prominent concierge firm which mainly focuses on trips and experiences to Africa.

He is also the Chairman of the BBnZ Foundation, a non-profit organization that focuses on educating and clothing the street kids of Ghana as well as taking care of their medical needs. This foundation’s main focus, however, is to discover the talented and creative street kids in Ghana and to help develop their talents. He has a first degree in law (L.L.B) and is currently working on finding investors to improve the African infrastructure beginning with Ghana. He believes in the growth and progressiveness of Africa and in 2024 founded Sanbra City with Kwame Blay, Earn Your Leisure and Chaka Bars.

A champion for everyday people, Andrew Gillum inspired millions across Florida and the nation in 2018. He surged past four better-funded primary candidates to a history-making victory as the Florida Democratic Party’s first African-American nominee for governor.

A lifelong public servant, Andrew Gillum is recognized across Florida and the nation as a bold and inspirational leader. The former Mayor of Tallahassee and 2018 Florida Democratic gubernatorial nominee, Gillum brought Floridians together in pursuit of fundamental human rights — the right to a well-paying job; the right to a good education; the right to quality health care; the right not to live in fear of gun violence in our schools or our streets. The only Democratic candidate for governor in Florida this century who wasn’t a millionaire, he won the hearts and minds of millions.

Above all, Andrew Gillum shows us what fearless leadership looks like.

Gillum’s passion to fight for everyday people comes from his own life’s journey. The son of a school bus driver and a construction worker, Andrew Gillum knows what it’s like for a family to struggle, financially, and to have to choose between paying the water bill or the heating bill. The first in his family to graduate from high school and college, he knows first-hand how strong values, schools, and community can set an individual on a different course.

More than two million new midterm voters turned out in Florida in 2018 — shattering all records. The movement Mayor Gillum inspired is, without a doubt, responsible.

Andrew Gillum’s efforts to help lift up his fellow Floridians stretch back more than 15 years. Elected to the Tallahassee City Commission at age 23, he is youngest person elected in the city’s history. At age 21, while still a student at Florida A&M University, he led a thousand students to protest Gov. Jeb Bush’s attempt to end affirmative action. As a City Commissioner, he championed restorative justice programs to rehabilitate and educate offenders. He also created public-private partnerships to secure funding for computers and internet access for middle school students. As Mayor, Gillum ​spearheaded the construction of a 20-megawatt solar farm, giving thousands of Tallahassee residents the ability to rely on clean, renewable energy for the first time. Recognizing Mayor Gillum’s commitment to innovation and technology, President Obama named Tallahassee one of just 50 TechHire cities in the nation.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” Andrew Gillum hears that call every day. And every day he works to answer it, dedicating his time, his talent, and his limitless passion into lifting up his fellow Americans.

Following his historic run for governor, Andrew Gillum was honored as one of the EBONY Power 100, and named a 2019 Resident Fellow at the Institute of Politics (IOP) at Harvard Kennedy School. ​Gillum resides in Tallahassee, Florida with his wife, R. Jai, and their three children — Jackson, Caroline and Davis.

Anisa Breneé is a dynamic Multi-Media Personality, Host, and Lifestyle Content Creator known for bringing heart, humor, and high energy to every mic she touches and every piece of content she creates. Whether she’s hyping up a crowd, filming BTS at the hottest activations, or sharing her world through content, Anisa shows up as your favorite homegirl — polished, personable, and always real.

She’s worked with powerhouse brands like BeyGOOD, BET, Sprite, SiriusXM/Pandora, Earn Your Leisure, The Recording Academy, Procter & Gamble, Paramount Pictures, and more, blending storytelling with culture-forward creativity. From radio airwaves to digital content series, TikTok trends to red carpets, Anisa has turned her platform into a full-on lifestyle brand rooted in good vibes, growth, and giving back.

Today, she’s expanding her content footprint into beauty, business, wellness, and home/lifestyle, all while inviting her community along for every step of the journey.