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Hamzah Shanbari is the Director of Innovation at Haskell, where he leads the digital transformation journey in the construction industry. He drives initiatives that integrate cutting-edge solutions like AI, IoT, and robotics to solve industry challenges. Hamzah is also a TEDx speaker, author of Paperless Builders, and an advocate for technology-driven change, helping organizations embrace innovation and thrive in a rapidly evolving world.

Kristin Keen - Kristin lived for five years in Kolkata, India where she co-founded, Sari Bari, a thriving business that gives survivors of human trafficking a way out of exploitation through employment. In 2022, Sari Bari employed more than 100 women. Upon her return to Jacksonville, Kristin started forming relationships with women on the street. She found that the problem of human trafficking was flourishing in her own city and in 2012 she founded Rethreaded. Rethreaded is a safe, supportive work environment where women can start a new career while experiencing continued healing through community. When not at Rethreaded, Kristin is swimming in the ocean at sunrise, playing pickleball, or spending time thrifting for vintage treasures.

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Greer Johnson Gillis Senior Vice President/Chief Infrastructure & Development Officer Greer Johnson Gillis is a senior vice president and Chief Infrastructure & Development Officer for the JTA. During her 29-year career, Ms. Gillis has implemented sustainable policies and managed large-scale infrastructure projects. Ms. Gillis oversees the System Development Division and is responsible for the following departments: Automation & Innovation; Construction & Engineering; Planning & Sustainability; Facilities Management & Transit Amenities; Small Business & Community Impact; and the Capital Projects Office. Ms. Gillis joined the JTA in April 2020. In her first months at the JTA, Ms. Gillis established the JTA's Capital Projects Office to focus on efficient project delivery, the Sustainability Program Office to elevate sustainability and resiliency initiatives throughout the agency, and initiated the first phase of the Authority's strategic planning efforts. In 2014, Ms. Gillis was honored by President Obama and U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx as a White House Champion of Change: Transportation Ladders of Opportunity. In 2017, she was honored by the Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO) with the Women Who Move the Nation Local Government Award. In 2022, Ms. Gillis was honored with the COMTO Thomas G. Newsom Founders' Leadership Award, which is the highest award given by the organization. It honors transportation executives and policymakers who have contributed to the growth and development of people of color within their organization. In 2008, she was appointed by the interim director of District (DC) Department of Transportation to serve as the city's transportation lead for the 2009 presidential inauguration. Prior to serving at the JTA, Ms. Gillis held several executive positions in the District of Columbia Government, including commissioner on the Public Service Commission, director of the DC Department of General Services, and deputy director of the District Department of Transportation. She also has many years of private-sector experience working for several engineering companies. Ms. Gillis is an active member of the Women's Transportation Seminar NE Florida Chapter and serves as the 1st Vice President of the COMTO Jacksonville Chapter. She is also a steering committee member of Elevate Women NE Florida, the City of Jacksonville's Better Jacksonville Plan Finance and Project Administration Committees, and a member of the Jacksonville' Women Network. She is a graduate of Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2022, and a graduate of the 2022 Eno Center for Transportation's Senior Executive Program. Ms. Gillis holds a Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, and a Master's of Science degree in civil engineering with a concentration in transportation, both from the Georgia Institute of Technology. She is a licensed professional engineer in Virginia and Washington, DC.

In this engaging workshop led by an Emmy award-winning Rotarian, you'll learn how to elevate your presentation skills to make Rotary meetings more impactful and memorable. The session will focus on mastering purposeful body language and slide design principles to build engaging connections with your audience. By the end of the workshop, you'll leave equipped with practical tools to speak with clarity, confidence, and presence. Your facilitator, Bob Wiltfong, has consulted Fortune 100 executives on presentation skills for 20+ years. His clients have included General Electric, Johnson & Johnson, Boeing, Charles Schwab, and T-Mobile.

Session Title: From Challenge to Creation: How You Can Lead the Membership Turnaround Fact: Rotary membership is declining—not because people have lost interest in service, but because we haven’t given them enough choices when joining or options before they leave. In this hands-on interactive session designed specifically for Rotary’s senior leaders, you'll learn how the new North American Club Creation Team (NACCT) is changing the game by offering a structured, supported, and scalable process to start any kind of club—from a Stand alone Rotary Club to a Companion and Cause-Based to Rotaract, Satellite, and beyond. You won’t just learn the system—you’ll experience it. And then you will be able to share it! Through a guided mock “Step Session,” you’ll walk through the stepped process that’s helping clubs and districts across North America grow again—and leave ready to take action in your own district. All of the mystery of new club development is revealed. Whether your district needs a new model to boost retention, engage new demographics, or revitalize stagnant areas, this session will show you how to turn intention into action. Facilitated by: Patrick Longano, NACCT Founder Chris Jones, NACCT Co-founder

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Session Title: From Challenge to Creation: How You Can Lead the Membership Turnaround Fact: Rotary membership is declining—not because people have lost interest in service, but because we haven’t given them enough choices when joining or options before they leave. In this hands-on interactive session designed specifically for Rotary’s senior leaders, you'll learn how the new North American Club Creation Team (NACCT) is changing the game by offering a structured, supported, and scalable process to start any kind of club—from a Stand alone Rotary Club to a Companion and Cause-Based to Rotaract, Satellite, and beyond. You won’t just learn the system—you’ll experience it. And then you will be able to share it! Through a guided mock “Step Session,” you’ll walk through the stepped process that’s helping clubs and districts across North America grow again—and leave ready to take action in your own district. All of the mystery of new club development is revealed. Whether your district needs a new model to boost retention, engage new demographics, or revitalize stagnant areas, this session will show you how to turn intention into action. Facilitated by: Patrick Longano, NACCT Founder Chris Jones, NACCT Co-founder

In this engaging workshop led by an Emmy award-winning Rotarian, you'll learn how to elevate your presentation skills to make Rotary meetings more impactful and memorable. The session will focus on mastering purposeful body language and slide design principles to build engaging connections with your audience. By the end of the workshop, you'll leave equipped with practical tools to speak with clarity, confidence, and presence. Your facilitator, Bob Wiltfong, has consulted Fortune 100 executives on presentation skills for 20+ years. His clients have included General Electric, Johnson & Johnson, Boeing, Charles Schwab, and T-Mobile.

Angela TenBroeck is a seasoned executive and global leader in sustainable agriculture and economic development, recognized for creating systemic solutions that bridge economic gaps for smallholder producers. As the City of Jacksonville’s first Manager of Urban Agriculture, Agri-ecology, Fisheries, and Land Use Policy, she led efforts to modernize agricultural practices, strengthen food security, and address climate change through partnerships with tribal governments, grassroots organizations, and local businesses.

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Andy Weitz joined the PGA TOUR in August of 2024, taking on a role leading marketing, communications and investor relations following the incorporation of PGA TOUR Enterprises, a subsidiary of PGA TOUR, Inc. Weitz is responsible for positioning the PGA TOUR brand for current and future investment while communicating its global strategy and performance to the TOUR’s stakeholders and beyond.

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