Taylor is an investment entrepreneur and growth magnifier who has a gift for helping Next Generation Leaders discover meaning and purpose through social entrepreneurship and investing. He started down the path of genuine impact early in his career and created complementary roles for himself to understand the complete business and philanthropic ecosystem. He discovered a passion for combining entrepreneurship with investment and philanthropic strategies while working within his family office as a 5th generation family member. He founded a venture capital firm and a foundation that incubates non-profit initiatives. Taylor combined his hands-on experience and fifth-generation legacy business experience to create education and coaching programs that nurture Next Generation Leadership Capital, helping them navigate a path to self-actualization and multi-generational success. Always an entrepreneurial dreamer, Taylor learned early on how to harness his vision to create value for others. He began his career working within his family office in Southern California. After building a strong foundation in alternative investments, Taylor identified a significant opportunity to incorporate early-stage venture capital into the family office’s overall investment strategy, expanding that practice into a standalone venture firm. In parallel with his investment career, Taylor pioneered a new approach to philanthropy, empowering for-profit startups to develop their own philanthropic strategies. Today, Taylor collaborates with Next Generation Leaders, applying his hands-on experience and fifth-generation legacy business training to help them establish their place in the modern world. This allows him to champion innovative solutions and capital structures that leverage the combined power of Human Capital, Investment Capital, and Philanthropic Capital—The Tri-Capital Approach.

Tara Lynda Guber is a dedicated philanthropist, activist, and educator committed to transforming education and wellness through yoga. As the author of Contact Yoga, she has helped individuals deepen their connection to mind and body. A pioneer in bringing yoga into schools, she has taught at renowned centers like The Kripalu Center, The Esalen Institute, and the Omega Institute. Driven by a passion for improving children’s well-being, Tara founded Yoga Ed., a groundbreaking program that empowers students, teachers, and parents with science-backed tools to enhance learning and health. She also co-founded EDUCATION FIRST!, a nonprofit that leveraged the entertainment industry to bring national awareness to the need for education reform. Tara played a key role in The Accelerated School, an award-winning charter school in Los Angeles, where she helped implement Yoga Ed.’s curriculum as a model for public schools. Through the Tara Lynda Guber Scholarship, she continues to invest in educator training. Alongside her husband, Peter Guber, she extends her commitment to community impact through sports ownership, including the LA Dodgers and Golden State Warriors, and serves on the Joyful Heart Foundation Board, supporting survivors of trauma and abuse.

Dr. Lyda Tymiak Lindell is a fellowship-trained Regenerative Medicine Specialist and a pioneer in personal health optimization. Board Certified in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine by the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M), Dr. Lyda provides consultations aimed at achieving your optimal wellness. She employs a comprehensive approach that includes a complete history and review of systems, personalized testing, and detailed analysis to identify the root causes of symptoms or chronic diseases. Dr. Lyda received her B.A. from Boston University and an M.D. from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She completed an internship in Internal Medicine and a residency in Ophthalmology at the USF School of Medicine. She founded Gulf Coast Eye Care and Timeless MD Spa in Palm Harbor, where she practiced until 2013. Transitioning from traditional symptom treatment, Dr. Lyda now focuses on longevity medicine, using advanced genomic and lab testing to develop personalized health blueprints. These recommendations encompass nutrition, supplements, nutraceuticals, peptides, and Hyperbaric treatments aimed at reversing symptoms and preventing disease. In 2023, Dr. Lyda expanded her expertise by attending the International Peptide Society Summit in Los Angeles and becoming a member of the Committee on Foreign Relations. In 2024, she completed Module II of the A4M Peptide Certification. Beyond her professional pursuits, Dr. Lyda enjoys playing Pickleball, reflecting her belief in maintaining an active, balanced lifestyle. Her goal is to help each patient optimize their body, thrive, and achieve agelessness.

Karen Wanek is a visionary business leader and philanthropist dedicated to driving innovation in sustainable agriculture, medical research, and community development. As Chairwoman of Superior Fresh, the largest land-based Atlantic salmon producer in the U.S., Karen has revolutionized aquaculture practices and championed environmental stewardship. With extensive leadership experience, she is also a member of the Board of Trustees for The James Museum and serves on the Board of Education at Arcadia Catholic School. Karen’s global perspective is enriched by five years of international business experience in Asia, bringing a unique approach to both business and philanthropy. Karen’s passion for environmental and agricultural innovation is evident through her work restoring over 1,000 acres to native habitat and pioneering sustainable farming practices. She has led industry-first environmental initiatives aimed at creating a more sustainable future. In healthcare, Karen is committed to advancing medical research. She founded and leads three major initiatives: the Heartworks Foundation, in partnership with Mayo Clinic, focusing on congenital heart disease research; a partnership with City of Hope to support Type 1 diabetes research and cure initiatives; and co-chairing the 30th Anniversary Magnolia Ball for Moffitt Cancer Center, funding cutting-edge immunotherapy programs. Her philanthropic work also extends to child welfare and anti-trafficking efforts through the Other’s Foundation and Sentinel Foundation. Karen’s commitment to education is reflected in her funding of major additions to Arcadia Catholic School and the construction of the Wanek building for natural sciences at High Point University. She champions innovation and accessibility in education, supporting curriculum development and advanced learning opportunities for students. As a community advocate, Karen has supported the development of local spaces in Arcadia, assisted veterans’ assimilation into civilian life, and worked closely with St. Petersburg Police on community outreach programs. Her leadership exemplifies environmental responsibility and sustainable business practices. Married to Todd Wanek and a mother of two, Karen’s work continues to inspire change, advancing solutions that positively impact industries and communities alike. Her integrated approach to business, philanthropy, and sustainability exemplifies a legacy of transformative leadership and positive societal impact.