Geralyn White Dreyfous has a distinguished background in the arts, extensive experience in consulting in the philanthropic sector, and participates on numerous boards and initiatives. She spent years at the Philanthropic Initiative in Boston, guiding families of wealth in strategic giving opportunities, and she taught Documentary and Narrative writing with Dr. Robert Coles at Harvard University. Geralyn is Founder and Board Chair of the Utah Film Center, a non-profit that curates free screenings and outreach programs for Utah communities. In 2007, she co-founded Impact Partners Film Fund with Dan Cogan, bringing financiers and filmmakers together to create great films that entertain audiences, enrich lives, and ignite social change. IP has been involved in financing over 50 films, including: THE COVE (2010 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature); THE GARDEN (2009 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature nominee); FREEHELD (2008 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Film); THE GHOSTS OF ABU GHRAIB, (2007 Emmy Award for Best Documentary Special); and HELL AND BACK AGAIN (2012 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature). IP had 5 films at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival – WEB JUNKIE, THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY: THE STORY OF AARON SWARTZ, E-TEAM (Cinematography Award, US Documentary), THE OVERNIGHTERS (Special Jury Prize), and ALIVE INSIDE: A STORY OF MUSIC & MEMORY (Audience Award, US Documentary). In 2013, Geralyn helped found Gamechanger, the first for-profit film fund dedicated to financing narrative features directed by women. Their first film, LAND HO!, premiered at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival.

David and Linda Cornfield have been on the producing teams of the acclaimed documentary feature films THE LOVE BUGS, THE WILD, DARK MONEY, WON’T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR?, THE HUMAN ELEMENT, INVENTING TOMORROW, CHASING CORAL and CHASING ICE.

FINCH was founded in 2011 led by CEO Rob Galluzzo, who has since built the collective into one of Australia and New Zealand’s boldest and most distinguished production companies. Rob has garnered a reputation for nurturing new talent and gains constant inspiration from his innovative team and roster of high calibre directors.

Throughout his career Rob has created work that is internationally renowned and critically acclaimed having won D&AD pencils, Gold at Cannes Lions, One Show, London Internationals, New York Festival and Award awards. His entertainment work has also been recognised at the International Digital Emmys and the AFIs. Rob’s experience and ever evolving passion for innovation has now seen him launch multiple award winning and globally patented technology creations including the Most Powerful Arm; a Black Pencil winner, 37 Degrees; a Gold Cannes Lions winner.

Rob has successfully forged a destiny for FINCH outside the remit of film adn advertising. In addition to entertainment, he is the backbone of FINCH’s social impact and technological initiatives including Creatable; a STEM education curriculum, Nakatomi; a technology company, and The Lion’s Share Fund -- an initiative where brands are able to contribute to the protection of our natural world each time an animal image is featured in their advertisements.
The Lion's Share was awarded the 2019 Cannes Lions Grand Prix for Good and also received a D&AD Impact White Pencil in the same year.

Rob’s investment in the future and innate ability to stay relevant is what sets himself apart as a pioneer industry leader. FINCH delivers prestigious content time and time again led by Rob’s ambitious vision that rewards risk, impacts culture and pushes boundaries.

W. Wilder Knight II is a member of Pryor Cashman's Media & Entertainment, Banking & Finance, Intellectual Property and Corporate Groups. Fluent in German, he is also a member of the German practice and works with numerous clients in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.Wilder has worked with many of the entertainment industry’s legendary directors, writers and producers, as well as sports celebrities.

Tess is Liv’s sister. She was born and raised in Colorado and moved to Philadelphia in 2009 where she began her journey as a Theatre Artist, Designer, and Teaching Artist. She attended the University of the Arts where she graduated in 2013 with a BFA in Theatre Arts. Tess is honored to be a collaborator with Ninth Planet, a performance collective that “creates opportunities for people of color, women, queer and trans people in Philadelphia to participate in the making, performing, and producing of community-powered performance .” Her most recent collaboration with Ninth Planet combined her love for theatre and early childhood development in a production called Homeworld, a performance installation for babies 3-18 months and their caregivers. She collaborated on Homeworld as a co-creator, performer, and designer of the baby-safe installation and props. From 2015-2020 she served as teaching artist, designer, and stage manager, for a non-profit Theatre Education Organization and later brought theatre programming to schools in the Greater Philadelphia Area as their Education and Outreach Manager. Tess is passionate about collaboration and storytelling and its power to educate, inspire, and start conversations. She is dedicated to cultivating confidence in those who wish to tell their own stories. Here's to Sweet Liv, Tess' most beloved collaborator and inspiration.

Honey is the mother of Liv, Tess and Max, and currently lives in Pennsylvania with her husband Chuck. She received a bachelors degree in sociology from The University of Pennsylvania, later moving to Boulder, CO. where she became CFO and co-owner of a staffing firm for over 25 years before retiring in July 2018. When Liv died she decided that she wanted to create something that would help to prevent other families from feeling the brutally painful grief of suicide loss. She wanted to be different and creative, just like Liv was in life, to reach young people, nationally and globally. Her mission is to continue to encourage open, fearless communication and to break down the barriers of stigma and shame around mental health and suicide.

Susan Caso is a Licensed Professional Counselor working with teens and college students over the last seventeen years. She counsels individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and suicidal ideation as well as helping families in their supportive role. She earned two undergraduate degree’s in Psychology and Human Development from the University of Kansas, along with a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology and Counselor Education from the University of Colorado. She has worked in clinical settings ranging from agency work, residential treatment, public schools, and private practice. She was a board member for Second Wind Fund of Boulder County for five years and is dedicated to finding ways to create awareness on the topic of mental health and educating others of how to create a safe environment for those struggling to feel supported.