Jasmine Brett Stringer is an expert on workplace well-being and emotional agility, helping individuals and organizations thrive through practical, research-backed strategies. A 2026 Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Women in Business Honoree, she is a dynamic keynote speaker, award-winning author, television personality, and Founder & CEO of Carpe Diem with Jasmine. Known for her vibrant presence on stage and screen, Jasmine blends positive psychology, lived experience, and business insight to help people flourish at work and in life.

Her energizing keynotes inspire audiences to lead with authenticity, reconnect to purpose, and build sustainable success. A flourishing expert and “Possibility Whisperer,” she raises the bar on well-being through practical tools that strengthen resilience, emotional agility, and leadership effectiveness.

Jasmine has partnered with leading organizations including the Federal Reserve Bank, Land O’ Lakes, Airbnb, General Mills, Bayer, the American Heart Association, Surescripts and SICK. A graduate of American University and the University of Pennsylvania’s Master of Applied Positive Psychology program, she equips leaders to navigate stress, foster connection, and perform at their best.

Based in Minneapolis, she lives with her husband and their dog, Charlie.

Laurie Ellis-Young MTC, SYT, is a passionate pioneer in developing and sharing ‘Breath Literacy’ as an empowering and healing modality across six continents. She began her yoga practice at 14, discovering early on that breath transforms lives. Laurie is a yoga teacher, MBSR instructor, speaker, and global peace ambassador having worked with diverse populations and NGO’s, including inner-city teenagers, girls rescued from brothels in Cambodia, families rising out of poverty in Guatemala, UN staff in Kosovo, OSCE staff and professionals in Ukraine,  She is founding director of Breathe The Change LLC and co-founder of the non-profit BreathLogic dedicated to sharing breath literacy across three main areas: 1.Humanitarian 2.Education 3.Medical/Wellness. 

Caylee Martinez White Eagle, an enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, was born and raised in Rapid City, South Dakota. Despite growing up in a community challenged by gangs, violence, substance abuse, and other adverse influences, Caylee remained committed to her cultural heritage and academic excellence. At age four, she started her grandfather's drum and dance group, becoming a healing Jingle dress dancer. For over a decade, she has inspired peers to engage with their culture.  She has earned numerous powwow royalty titles and still dances to this day.  Her passion for cultural preservation and youth empowerment led her to become a youth mentor at the age of 15. She founded Cante Waunsilpi Wi Ta Ominiciye (Kind Hearted Women Society) to provide comprehensive support and tools for young indigenous women to unlock their potential and drive positive change.

Tarah White Eagle is the Chief Operations Officer of Wambli Ska Community Development Okolakiciye. It began in 2005 as a vision of Daron White Eagle, who worked tirelessly to bring traditional song and dance to youth and their families to revitalize culture and set forth the path of a good road. After Daron’s passing, his relatives continued with this work, opening Rapid City’s first Native American community teen and family center. The Native-led nonprofit is committed to advancing the well-being, self-determination, and sovereignty of Indigenous communities, with youth at the center of all its efforts. As both a development and relief organization, Wambli Ska Society responds to immediate needs while building long-term solutions. Its mission is to revive culture as a powerful source of strength and resilience to better address the challenges its people face today. The organization uplifts community-driven solutions rooted in Lakota values and intergenerational leadership, creating pathways to healing, education, and economic opportunity. Through culturally grounded services in workforce development, restorative justice, housing, food sovereignty, and youth mentorship, Wambli Ska fosters a sustainable future where Native youth, families, and communities thrive with dignity, purpose, and strength.