Nakim Williams is a cultural strategist, and creative producer - He transforms cultural insight into campaigns, experiences and commercial opportunities that feel authentic and get the people to care.

Cassius is a cultural thought leader with a hand in creative development across industries. His work in music has led to over 40 million singles sold worldwide while his business development is at the center of the Thrivers Row ecosystem. His career has been dedicated to supporting creative visionaries with infrastructure and community.

Tyrone Rhabb's body of work reverberates with vitality, timely narratives, and dynamic sound. Tyrone is a New York-based film editor whose work encompasses commercials, branded content, music videos, and documentaries.

His creative imprint can be seen in his collaborations with Samsung, Away, Fitbit, Häagen-Dazs, ESPN, and Nike. Throughout his career, his passion for connecting moments, playing with story arcs, and delivering emotion through editing has burned brightly.

His work for Broadway's The Lion King has won him the 2023 Clio Entertainment Gold Award, an Addy, and a People's Voice Webby. Other recent work has taken home awards at the Cannes Lions Festival, Clios, D&AD and Regional Emmys.

Christian Padron is a director, photographer, and producer based in Harlem, New York, working across narrative film, documentary, and multi-channel installation. His practice moves between analog and digital, still and moving image.

His two-channel installation Real Talk was commissioned by MoMA in 2026, and his film Process earned the audience award at BlackStar Film Festival before exhibiting at the Brooklyn Museum in 2024 in a show curated by Jeffrey Gibson, Vik Muniz, Mickalene Thomas, and Fred Tomaselli. His work for Carnegie Hall, Grief, helped produce an album named one of the NYT's top ten best jazz albums of 2022.

His commercial clients include Spotify, Google, the NBA, and Dell, with The Reckoning named an Ad Age Editor's Pick. Padron is a recipient of the Aperture × Campaign for Black Male Achievement Award and holds an MFA from Parsons School of Design, where he was a photographic scholar.

Kristopher Rosa is a self taught graphic designer born & raised in The Bronx, NY. His work channels NYC as well as his love for music, wrestling & culture. Kris fuses his muses together to create refined timeless pieces that speak to everyone who shares the same interests.