Kimberly Wilson is a teacher, designer, author, speaker, activist, and entrepreneur. With a desire to expand her philanthropic work and passion for empowering women, she founded the Tranquil Space Foundation to assist young girls with finding their inner voice through three tranquil tools: yoga, creativity, and leadership. She is the founder of Tranquil Space Yoga in Washington, DC. and holds a Master’s in Women’s Studies. Her book, Hip Tranquil Chick, explores how to live a mindfully extravagant life. She designs the eco-luxe TranquiliT clothing collection and has produced three yoga CDs. Her work has been featured in Fit Yoga, Daily Candy, Lucky, Shape, and Yoga Journal and she enjoys serving on the board of the Mid-Atlantic Yoga Association. Learn more at kimberlywilson.com.

Michelle Hynes is a Vice President of Civic Ventures and Director for Experience Corps. Over the past 16 years, she has been a leader in efforts to increase children’s academic achievement, engage the public in improving public schools, and create stronger communities. Before joining Experience Corps, Hynes was a consultant to several nonprofit organizations in the Washington, DC area. Earlier in her career, she directed a multi-million dollar, federally-funded children’s literacy program at Reading Is Fundamental, designed an information clearinghouse and other member services for the Public Education Network, and managed several programs focused on connecting community organizations with their local public schools. Michelle holds a bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University and a master’s degree in education from the University of Pennsylvania.

Rachel Nuzum is a Program Officer with the Commonwealth Fund, a private philanthropy committed to improving the health system and one of the first major foundations started by a woman. Her areas of expertise include policy analysis, evaluation and survey design, strategic planning and organizational change. Prior to the Fund, Rachel was a health policy advisor in the United States Senate. She completed her level 1 teacher training at Tranquil Space and enjoys hiking and exploring DC with her husband, Russ.

Tim Mooney is a Washington, DC-based entrepreneur with a passion for technology and the law. Tim’s experience in nonprofit law spans over a decade. He co-founded Columbia Riverkeeper and has served as senior counsel for Alliance for Justice and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. His published articles include Best Supporting Actors: Public Charities’ Important Role in the California Recall Election, and The Hiber-Nation of Public Charities. Tim regularly addresses issues facing nonprofits on the Nonprofit & Political Law Blog and Nonprofit Law Podcast. Tim maintains a solo law practice, specializing in nonprofit law, and Nineball Media, a podcast, technology and new media production and consulting business. He received a BS from Syracuse University/SUNY ESF and a JD from Pace University School of Law.

Brian Winterfeldt is a partner in the Litigation Department and a member of the Intellectual Property Group and the International Group of Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP. Brian’s practice involves most aspects of intellectual property law, including domestic and international trademark counseling, clearance, prosecution, enforcement, and litigation, as well as trade dress and domain name issues. Brian is a graduate of Emory University (B.A.), Tulane University (M.A., Latin American Studies), and Georgetown University Law Center (J.D.).