Jeremie Beebe is the Director of Partnerships at Nextdoor, the free and private social network for neighborhoods. Beebe began his career in sales at AT&T and T-Mobile before spending four years working and training in emergency services as a firefighter, EMT, and E911 Dispatcher. He went on to become Senior Vice President of Sales and Operations at Nixle, an emergency notification company. In addition to overseeing support and operations, he established the company’s first sales and marketing teams, growing revenue from near zero to $1.2M in 9 months, and continuing to grow it over 250% year over year. In 2014, Jeremie joined Nextdoor, where he combines his knowledge and skills from his time in sales and in public service to lead Nextdoor’s Agency Team. Under Beebe’s leadership, the team launched Nextdoor for Public Agencies and has enabled more than 450 city agencies to partner with Nextdoor to communicate with their residents and make their cities safer places to call home. A few notable partnerships that have been secured under Beebe’s leadership include Seattle PD, Las Vegas Metro PD, Newark PD, and Tucson PD. Beebe is from Seattle, Washington, and attended Northwest University and Berean School of the Bible.

Leigh Gallagher is an Assistant Managing Editor at Fortune magazine, where she edits feature stories on a variety of topics, oversees Fortune editorial packages including the “40 Under 40” rankings and the “New Metropolis” issue, and writes the Urbanist column for Fortune.com. She is also a co-chair of the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, speaks regularly at Fortune and other business and economics conferences, and is a seasoned business news commentator, appearing regularly on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, CBS News’ Face the Nation, CNBC's Squawk Box, public radio’s Marketplace and a wide variety of other programs. She is a visiting scholar for the Business and Economic Reporting program at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University. Her first book, The End of the Suburbs: Where the American Dream is Moving, published by Portfolio in August 2013, has been described as a “first-rate social history,” a “steel fist in a velvet glove” and “fascinating reading on changing trends in how and where we live.” Before joining Fortune in 2007, Leigh was a senior editor at SmartMoney magazine and a writer for Forbes. Originally from Media, Pennsylvania, Leigh is a graduate of Cornell University and lives in New York.