Considered this generation’s “Go to Authority” on women, girls and confidence, Jess Weiner believes that if we want to change culture, we have to work with the media makers, marketers, and influencers who create the messaging.

She is a social entrepreneur and the CEO of Talk to Jess, a consulting and strategy firm that advises global brands on the issues facing today’s women and girls.

Her business acumen and expertise have given her an unprecedented seat at the table among key decision makers- not only to advocate meaningfully on behalf of women and girls but to drive an actual shift in the way media and entertainment engage with them.

With over 20 years of experience working in the field as a speaker, writer and educator, she’s authored two best selling books and has proudly served as Dove’s Global Self-Esteem Ambassador for nearly a decade.

Her recent TEDx Talk, “The Confidence Myth,” explores the messy, simple, and often overlooked truth about cultivating confidence.

She’s also an adjunct professor at USC's Annenberg School of Journalism where she teaches personal branding and entrepreneurship.

Jess was named by Forbes as one of the "14 Power Women to Follow" on Twitter.

Vivian Odior is a Brand Manager of Consumer Brands at Johnson & Johnson. Her work has included developing messaging and content for brands such as LUBRIDERM®, CLEAN & CLEAR®, TYLENOL®, and MOTRIN®. Over the years, Vivian has infused her personal passion for reflecting and embracing one’s true and imperfectly, imperfect self into the world of Marketing. Specifically her work on the CLEAN & CLEAR® See The Real Me and TYLENOL® #HowWeFamily Campaigns have focused on embracing the strength and individuality of girls and of the modern family. Vivian’s passion for empowering and equipping young women with the courage to embrace themselves and to approach life with tenacity is also channeled through her work in communities including hosting workshops, speaking engagements and volunteering with organizations such as Girls Inc., Synchronicity Theatre, Dove Self Esteem Workshop, and hosting her own programs such as Little Lady Luncheons. With 6 young girl cousins under the age of 16, it has become Vivian’s personal mission to ensure that businesses like Johnson & Johnson CAN be profitable while positively impacting culture and self-perceptions.