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Customer Success Manager, NC Government

Dominique Moon is a Customer Success Manager at SAS, where she partners with North Carolina state government agencies, universities, and local organizations to unlock the full potential of analytics. Over her time at SAS, she’s created a wealth of programming tutorials, led engaging training sessions, and built a reputation for making analytics approachable and exciting. Many SAS users may recognize her from the global stage as the emcee of SAS Innovate in Orlando and Las Vegas, or as the host of the YouTube series The AI Generation, where she brings technology to life through storytelling and high-energy delivery.

Outside of SAS, Dominique is just as passionate about creativity and community. She runs a local art business in Raleigh, teaching wine-and-paint classes that invite others to explore their own creativity. Whether she’s on stage, in the classroom, or behind a canvas, Dominique thrives on sparking connection and inspiring people to see themselves as innovators and creators.

Co-Founder & CEO, 321 Coffee

Lindsay Wrege is the co-founder and CEO of 321 Coffee, a coffee shop and roaster based in Raleigh, NC that employs individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Her inclusive staff, featuring people with down syndrome, autism, and other forms of neurodiversity, together are modeling inclusion for others to follow. She started this company in her college dorm room, and it now has 6 locations and employs over 50 adults with IDD. Lindsay believes in the power of using business for social impact.

Offensive Analyst, North Carolina Central Football

Jennifer King is a trailblazing football coach whose career has redefined what's possible for women in the NFL. After becoming the first Black woman to serve as a full-time assistant position coach in NFL history as the Washington Commanders' Assistant Running Backs Coach, she continued breaking barriers as the first woman to lead a position group at the 2022 East-West Shrine Bowl and later coached the National Team running backs at the 2023 Reese's Senior Bowl. Following the 2023 NFL season, King joined the Chicago Bears as an Offensive Assistant working with the running backs, and in 2025 accepted an Offensive Analyst position at North Carolina Central University, where she currently coaches the wide receivers. In June 2026, she also became a partner in Level Sporting Club, Chicago's home for women's sports.

Before making history in football, King built an accomplished 12-year career in college basketball coaching that included a National Championship and National Coach of the Year honors in 2017. She transitioned to football after attending the 2018 NFL Women in Football Forum, which led to internships with the Carolina Panthers working with the wide receivers and running backs over multiple offseasons and preseasons. She then served as Assistant Wide Receivers Coach for the Arizona Hotshots of the Alliance of American Football before joining Dartmouth College, where she coached the wide receivers and assisted with offensive quality control for the 2019 Ivy League champions. In 2020, King joined the Washington Commanders as a full-season Offensive Assistant, working with the running backs and offensive quality control before earning her historic promotion following the season.

In addition to her coaching career, King played 13 years of women's tackle football as a quarterback, wide receiver, and safety with the Carolina Phoenix, New York Sharks, D.C. Divas, and D.C. Prodigy. A seven-time All-American and two-time national champion, her playing experience continues to inform her work developing elite athletes at every level of the game.

Founder & CEO, QuantumBloom

Anne Hungate has spent nearly two decades on conference stages talking about resilience during uncertainty — and nearly three decades living it. She didn't pick up a tennis racket until her forties, and she didn't build her first company until well into a career already defined by technology delivery and a ready-pivot. Both taught her the same lesson: luck isn't something that happens to you. It's what happens when you're already in position for it.

That lesson has played out again and again. When COVID hit, Anne had already built the infrastructure to move her organization to a fully remote workforce — with no loss in productivity or revenue — because she'd spent years in ready position, not prediction. When the market shifted beneath mid-market and enterprise clients, her firm Daring Systems stayed profitable for seven-plus years, with 90% of clients returning for repeat engagements. Readiness, not forecasting, is the throughline.

Today, as Founder & CEO of QuantumBloom, Anne is building evidence-based retention infrastructure for the technical workforce — work born from watching talented people get promoted for what they know, then stall out because no one taught them how to stay steady when the ground moved. That work started with women in STEM and has expanded to what she calls the genderless exodus from tech, as AI rewrites the rules of entry-level careers in real time.

A 2x Grace Hopper Celebration speaker with nearly 20 years on the keynote circuit, Anne has served as both emcee and keynote speaker for the Summit for Women in Tech. Her talks don't offer prediction or false certainty — they offer a practice: build your ready position, recenter on purpose, and meet opportunity when it arrives instead of scrambling to catch up to it.

Senior Vice President, Global Life Sciences & Commercial Health Care at SAS

As Senior Vice President, Global Life Sciences & Commercial Health Care at SAS, Susan Lenderts leads the company's global commercial strategy and go-to-market efforts across the life sciences and commercial health care industries. She works with industry leaders to accelerate clinical and commercial innovation, unlock greater value from health data, and apply AI and analytics to some of the sector's most complex challenges. Passionate about improving patient lives, Susan is dedicated to helping organizations translate scientific and technological advances into real-world impact.

With over two decades of industry experience spanning clinical research, commercial operations, strategy, and business transformation, Susan has held leadership roles at Quintiles (now IQVIA), Innoviva, and ViiV Healthcare (GSK). Prior to joining SAS, she founded an advisory firm focused on helping organizations navigate growth, innovation, and organizational change.

Susan holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and Political Science from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Kenan-Flagler Business School.