Award-winning broadcaster, journalist, and television personality, formerly of ESPN's SportsCenter and First Take.

David W. Coleman is a forty year veteran in News-talk radio. He is an author of The Pain of Vengenance a novel about fathers and the justice system with two more novels soon to be released. He is a frequent guest on Dr. Rosie Milligan's Talk Show in Los Angeles, CA and The JC Loves Morning Show in Little Rock, AR. Creator and host of Black Focus Radio airing on JoynetRadio.com daily and Youtube weekly. He was the founder of I Love My Children, Too designed to fight for noncustodial fathers. He is a motivational speaker and developer of the Black Male and Female Teenage Survival Kit. Seminar conductor for grant seekers and author of the recently released Ebook, Grants and Federal Assistance Made Easy. He was also the program director for ROPQ(Rites of Passage & Queenship) in Memphis, TN and Project. S.E.E.(Support, Education and Empowerment) in Nashville, TN. Both programs were designed to assist youth ages 9-18. He spent 14 years doing morning drive sports talk radio ar WNSR in Nashville, TN covering the Tennessee Titans, Nashville Predators, SEC and color commentator for Tennessee State University and the OVC.

Dreena Whitfield is the founder and CEO of WhitPR, an integrated strategic communications agency, and a PR News Top Women in PR honoree recognized by PR Week's 40 Under 40. She hosts How I Got Here with Dreena Whitfield, where she sits down with accomplished Black women founders, executives, and changemakers for candid conversations about the real journeys behind their success. The good, the bad, and everything that kept them going.