Brad Jenkins is the Managing Director and Executive Producer of Funny Or Die DC, which is housed at the 1776 Campus in downtown Washington D.C. For the last four years, Jenkins served as President Obama's liaison and director of engagement to the creative and advocacy communities, bringing together creative executives, advocacy leaders, and some of the world's biggest stars to advance the President's agenda — including his Emmy-award winning “Between Two Ferns” interview on the Affordable Care Act.

In addition to creating content, under Jenkins' direction, Funny Or Die DC provides consulting services on social media, talent outreach, writing, and branding strategies for a range of clients. Jenkins also served President Obama in the 2008 Presidential campaign as the Deputy Director of Special Projects directing the intersection of youth media and grassroots engagement. Prior to joining the White House, Jenkins was the Founding Vice President of Business Forward.

Jason Rzepka is director of cultural engagement at Everytown for Gun Safety, a movement of more than 3.5 million Americans working to end gun violence. He oversees Everytown's storytelling efforts, partnerships with the creative community and develops cultural assets that mobilize Americans to support common sense reforms that will help save lives.

Since founding Everytown’s cultural practice in July of 2014, Rzepka has been responsible for the conception and management of the Wear Orange campaign (www.wearorange.org), which has already reached more than 220M people and is fast becoming the symbol of the gun violence prevention movement; the Everytown Creative Council (creativecouncil.everytown.org), chaired by Academy Award winner Julianne Moore and including more than 100 of the biggest names in American culture; #EndGunViolence campaign with the NBA and Spike Lee, which debuted on Christmas Day 2015; and many more.

Prior to Everytown, Rzepka served as SVP of public affairs & brand communications at MTV, as head of communications at PopTech and in senior communications roles at IMAX, Ruder Finn and Atomic PR. He also serves on the advisory boards of Crisis Text Line, MTV's Look Different campaign and the Campaign for a Presidential Youth Council.