Heather Schlegel is a professional social scientist studying trends to help people perceive and capitalize change. Schlegel started in Silicon Valley in 1996 and helped build and launch over 50 Internet products at more than 30 startups.

She is the creative director of The Future of Money TV series, producer and creator of 3 short future films, including “Fly Me to the Moon;” which was nominated for Most Important Futures Award by the Association of Professional Futurists,

Her research focuses on the positive visions of the future and solving humanity’s grand challenges.

Dr. Leslie Saxon is the Chief of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine. She specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias and preventing sudden cardiac death. She had a storied research career at UCLA, UCSF, and-for the last nine years-at the University of Southern California. Dr. Saxon has completed over 100 publications in various medical journals. Besides running USC's division of cardiology, Dr. Saxon is the executive director of the USC Center for Body Computing, a digital health innovation and research center. At the USC CBC she brings together various USC schools, including Cinematic Arts and USC Athletics, to help create the future of digital medicine. The USC CBC also works with leading brands, including Samsung and BMW, to develop digital health solutions. Often quoted in the press, Dr. Saxon was recently profiled on Dr. Sanjay Gupta's CNN program "The Next List," which profiles leading innovators.