Trabosh has been sharing her expertise on effective leadership strategies and personal development for more than 20 years. She delivers engaging presentations on leadership, persistence, integrity, and philanthropy. Trabosh cofounded the Itafari Foundation, which supported women and children in Rwanda, serving as its president from 2005 to 2016. At age 65, she received a master’s degree from Harvard University. Trabosh’s presentation is called “Facing the Storms of Life—Three Secrets.”

Wainwright has been building and growing technology and consumer businesses for more than 20 years. In 2022, she founded Ahara, a precision nutrition company, which raised a seed round of more than $10 million in funding. Wainwright founded the RealReal and grew it into the leading luxury consignment company, becoming one of just 23 women in history to found and lead a company through an initial public offering. She is a frequent speaker at top industry events and universities and has received several prestigious industry awards and accolades, including recognition in Forbes’s inaugural list of 50 successful women over 50. Wainwright will speak with Sarah Lerner-Mantel during the fireside chat on Friday.

Wyness was stationed on USCGC Monomoy in Manama, Bahrain, for Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. She previously was the sector Miami command master chief and team leader for the Sector Miami Ready for Operations Team. Wyness graduated from the Coast Guard Training Center Cape May in 1999, took Coast Guard classes to advance her leadership skills, and obtained a 100-ton Merchant Mariners license. She earned a certificate in nutrition and health management from Purdue University Northwest and a master’s degree in management, strategy, and leadership from Michigan State University. Wyness will speak during the panel discussion “Forged in Service: Leading in the Military with Strength and Purpose.”