Emma Watson is an English actress, activist, and public speaker known for her work in film and advocacy. Beyond acting, she has been a prominent advocate for gender equality and women’s rights. She served as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador and helped launch the HeForShe campaign. Watson is also recognized for promoting sustainable fashion and using her platform to support social and environmental causes.

Oz Pearlman is the world’s most televised and sought-after mentalist, whose childhood fascination with magic evolved into a global career redefining modern mentalism. After success on Wall Street, he pursued entertainment full-time, captivating audiences for nearly three decades with his unparalleled mind-reading abilities, charisma, and warmth.

A breakout star on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, Oz finished third among thousands of acts before headlining Oz Knows, his own NBC special, which earned him an Emmy. His NFL appearances have surpassed one billion views, and he has made over 200 media appearances on outlets including 60 Minutes, The Tonight Show, and The Joe Rogan Experience.

A New York Times bestselling author and elite endurance athlete, Oz holds a 2:23 marathon best and set a world record running 116 miles around Central Park, raising over $100,000 for Ukraine relief. He lives in New York City with his wife and five children

TROLLHEIM is an original fantasy world rooted in ancient nature. Sharing hope & magic across art & entertainment for a kind human future.

Björne, Founder and Visionary of TROLLHEIM, introduces a storytelling moment harkening back to mystic Nordic forests and folk belief, where mythical beings are real. Including the world premiere of the TROLLHEIM: GNOMES game theme song, produced by Rami Yacoub & Joel Lyssarides, with lead vocals by Joanné Nugas. Together we thrive.

A world of hope and magic, planted by Björne, grown by artists.

Gisèle Pelicot has become an international symbol of courage and dignity in the fight against sexual violence. She came to global attention during a landmark criminal trial in 2024 involving her ex-husband and dozens of co-defendants who were found guilty of raping and sexually abusing her over a ten-year period while she was repeatedly drugged without her knowledge.

Choosing to waive her legal right to anonymity, Gisèle Pelicot insisted that the trial be public, arguing that shame should belong to perpetrators, not victims. Her determination and composure transformed her into a powerful advocate for survivors and sparked worldwide conversations about consent, rape culture, and survivors’ rights.

The case contributed to a national debate on sexual violence in France, helping drive changes to the legal definition of rape. Gisèle Pelicot has since been the recipient of numerous honours, including the Roosevelt Four Freedoms Award and the French Légion d’honneur. She was named one of TIME’s Women of the Year, and included in the BBC’s 100 Women list, The Independent’s and Financial Times’ list of the world’s most influential women.

Her memoir, A Hymn to Life: Shame Has to Change Sides, was published around the world in February 2026 and became an instant New York Times and international bestseller. The New Yorker has already chosen it as one of the Best Books of the Year.

IN-Q is a professional spoken word artist, 2x Emmy-nominated lyricist, multi-platinum songwriter, world-renowned speaker, and the bestselling author of Inquire Within. Named by former Vice President Al Gore as “one of the greatest poets of our time”, IN-Q writes to entertain, inspire, and challenge his audiences to look deeper into the human experience and to ask more questions about themselves and the world at large.
Notable achievements include being named to Oprah’s SuperSoul 100 list of the world’s most influential thought leaders, being the first spoken word artist to perform with Cirque du Soleil, and being featured on ESPN and A&E. He’s headlined at The Kennedy Center, the Mark Taper Forum and shared his art at Aspen Ideas, ADWEEK and TEDx.
He has written with artists including Aloe Blacc, Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, Mike Posner and ZHU, and has collaborated on 50+ songs for Disney Television. Many of his poetry videos have gone viral with over 70–80 million combined views. In 2025, IN-Q joined The Recording Academy’s national Spoken Word Committee, reflecting his continued dedication to elevating poetry’s visibility and reach.

Paula Runsten is Co-Founder and CEO of Rebaba. At 24, after working at Tesla and Northvolt, she and her co-founder, Felix Kruse, set out to build circular battery factories to democratize access to clean, affordable energy globally and fight climate change.

Today, Rebaba builds circular energy storage systems from retired electric vehicle batteries, helping buildings, industries and EV charging operators cut electricity costs, strengthen energy resilience and generate revenue from the grid. The company is proving that circular energy storage can compete with the cheapest systems on price, while reducing emissions and avoiding pressure on fragile global supply chains.

Under Paula’s leadership, Rebaba has raised capital from European investors, won several national and European innovation and deep tech awards, opened its first CircularHub production facility in Stockholm, and is now scaling deployments with customers and distributors across Europe.

Anna Borg has been President and CEO of Vattenfall, one of Europe’s leading energy companies, since 2020. Under her leadership, Vattenfall is working towards its goal to enable fossil freedom that drives society forward – producing ~100 TWh of electricity from nuclear, hydropower, wind and solar, serving 11 million customers, and operating across nine markets.

Borg previously served as CFO of Vattenfall and has more than 20 years of experience from the company in senior roles within sales, trading and business development. Between 2015 and 2017, she led Klarna’s online buying and payment solutions business in the Nordics. Borg is a board member of the holding company FAM and the Women’s executive mentoring programme Ruter Dam. She holds a Master of Economics and Political Science from Uppsala University.

Borg has been named CEO of the Year (2022), Sweden’s Most Influential Energy Person (2022–2023), Sweden’s most powerful woman (2023), included on the TIME100 Climate list (2023), and on Fortune’s Most Powerful Women list (2025)

Hjalmar Nilsonne is the co-founder and CEO of Neko Health, where he leads the company’s mission to make data-driven, proactive healthcare more accessible to more people. He has played a central role in shaping Neko’s approach to combining proprietary technology, clinical care and thoughtful design into a single, integrated system aimed at improving how health is understood and managed over time.

As a serial entrepreneur, prior to Neko, Nilsonne co-founded and served as CEO of Watty, an energy data company focused on improving residential energy efficiency through machine learning, which was later acquired by Assa Abloy. Raised in a family of doctors, he brings a systems-oriented perspective to healthcare innovation. He holds an MSc in Industrial Engineering, with a focus on energy systems and machine learning.

Dr. Amy Beethe is a practicing pediatric cardiac anesthesiologist of 11 years at Children’s Nebraska Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska. Dr. Beethe received her medical degree, residency training, and fellowship training at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Dr. Beethe and her husband, Ryan, have three biological children. After witnessing the effects of child abuse and neglect on her patients, Dr. Beethe was inspired to become a foster parent. Through foster care, Dr. Beethe and her husband have adopted five additional children. She is a current advocate for foster care reform and legislation at both the state and national levels.

Ingrid Silva is a Brazilian choreographer and international principal guest artist, and a former principal dancer with the Dance Theatre of Harlem. Born in Rio de Janeiro, she began her training through social programs before rising to global recognition. Her pointe shoes were added to the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture in 2020, marking a historic moment. She has been featured in Vogue, The New York Times, and recognized on Forbes Brazil’s 20 Successful Women list. Silva is the founder of PodHer and co-founder of Blacks in Ballet and Dancers and Motherhood, advocating for equity and representation in the arts. An author and creative leader, she continues to expand her voice internationally through choreography, storytelling, and cross-disciplinary collaborations that connect communities worldwide.