Tony Dungy is the former head coach of the 2007 Super Bowl Champion Indianapolis Colts and a renowned leader who redefined success in the NFL. Rejecting aggressive coaching tropes, Dungy’s philosophy centers on decency, respect, and the belief that kindness generates unparalleled devotion. His leadership proves that faith and integrity are the ultimate catalysts for team solidarity and victory.

Currently a premier football television analyst, Dungy is also the author of four books, including Uncommon and The Mentor Leader. He continues to inspire audiences by demonstrating that true significance comes from empowering others.

Dale Benson serves as the Senior Pastor of The Naz in Grove City, Ohio, a congregation he has helped lead for over 15 years. With three decades of ministry experience across Florida, Tennessee, and Ohio, Pastor Benson has dedicated his life to discipleship and the spiritual health of the local church.

Under his leadership, The Naz has become a vital community anchor, known for equipping families to navigate cultural challenges with biblical conviction. He is a steadfast advocate for the restoration of marriage and fatherhood, believing that a thriving community begins with a strong, God-honoring home.
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Aaron Baer is the President of the Center for Christian Virtue (CCV), where he leads the advocacy for life-changing legislation in Ohio. His work is centered on expanding school choice, protecting religious freedom, and advancing pro-life initiatives. Prior to his leadership at CCV, Aaron served as a Policy Advisor to Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich and worked with the Center for Arizona Policy.

A graduate of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University, Aaron is a frequent media contributor. His insights have been featured on CNN, NBC Nightly News, and in national publications including USA Today.