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Ben Arment is a blogger. He is also the Experience & Innovation Director at Catalyst in Atlanta. He is married with two boys.

Brad Lomenick is a blogger. He works for a leadership development company in Atlanta and is a passionate follower of Christ. He loves Oklahoma football.

Brad Gilbert is a tennis coach. He has coached Andre Agassi for a total of 8 years which led Agassi to win 6 Grand Slam titles and an Olympic Gold. He is also a frequent guest on sports shows such as Fox's "The Best Damn Sports Show Period" and Tony Bruno's ESPN Radio national sports talk program.

Brad Newsham is a travel writer. He has worked as a dishwasher, school bus driver, construction worker, waiter, underground molybdenum miner, and small town newspaper reporter. He writes articles, short stories and books.

Brad Walsh is a photographer and musician. He photographs fashion editorials, portraits, and personal projects. His photographic work has appeared in and on websites for Nylon, MTV, NY Daily News, Page Six Magazine/NY Post, Teen Vogue, and Spin.

Brad Flora is a freelance writer and producer. He has also worked as a Legal Affairs Reporter and Multimedia consultant. He lives in Evanston, Illinois where he currently studies at the Medill School of Journalism.

Brad Montgomery is a humorist motivational speaker. He is also a business comedian, publisher and author. He currently speaks to corporations and associations such as Kraft, Proctor & Gamble, IBM, and Merrill Lynch.

Brad Elterman is a photographer. He has contributed to mane magazines including Rolling Stone, People, Phonograph Record Magazine, Rock Magazine, New York Post, and National Enquirer, among others. He co-founded Buzz Foto, a celebrity photo agency that deals in iconic Paparazzi photographs.

The Frank Fredericks Foundation was founded in 1999. The Foundation is aimed to help sportsmen and sportswomen excel in sport, and also helping them develop their other capabilities by giving young, talented Namibians an opportunity for furthering their education by creating scholarship opportunities in Namibia and elsewhere.

Brad Temkin is a photographer. His photographs are in several permanent collections, including the Art Institute of Chicago, Milwaukee Art Museum, Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. He currently resides in Skokie, Illinois with his wife and daughter.