Jenni Cantron Keynote Speaker - Founder 4Site Group
Jenni Catron is a leadership coach, author and speaker. Her passion is to cultivate healthy leaders to lead thriving organizations. She speaks at conferences and events nationwide, seeking to help leaders develop the clarity and confidence to lead well. As Founder and CEO of The 4Sight Group, she consults organizations on leadership, team culture and organizational health. With over 20 years experience in corporate and non-profit organizations, Jenni has a passion for helping leaders “put feet to their vision”. Jenni is the author of several books including Clout: Discover and Unleash Your God-Given Influence and The 4 Dimensions of Extraordinary Leadership. She loves a fabulous cup of tea, great books, learning the game of tennis and hiking with her husband. Jenni can be found on social media at @jennicatron and at www.get4sight.com.
Kelly Howell Morning Keynote - The Mommy CEO
Kelly Howell is a Business & Brand Strategist, entrepreneur, and U.S. Marine Corps veteran who helps business owners transform the way customers discover, trust, and choose their brands. As the founder of The Mommy CEO, Kelly combines strategic branding, customer psychology, SEO, AI, and digital marketing into a practical framework that helps businesses grow with intention instead of simply chasing algorithms. Known for her signature Outside-In approach and Executive Brand Positioning System™, Kelly teaches entrepreneurs how to see their business through the eyes of their ideal customer, uncover hidden opportunities, and create marketing that attracts the right clients rather than trying to appeal to everyone. With years of experience building businesses, leading marketing initiatives, and consulting with companies across multiple industries, Kelly has helped organizations increase visibility, improve customer engagement, and establish stronger digital foundations that lead to measurable growth. As a wife, mother, and business owner, Kelly understands the realities of balancing ambition with family and believes success doesn’t come from doing more, but from building smarter systems, making intentional decisions, and creating a business that supports the life you want to live. Whether speaking to entrepreneurs, executives, or emerging leaders, Kelly delivers practical, actionable strategies with authenticity, humor, and real-world experience. Her presentations leave audiences feeling empowered, equipped, and inspired to build businesses that are not only profitable but purposeful. When she’s not consulting with clients or creating educational content, Kelly enjoys spending time with her family in Southwest Florida and mentoring women in crisis, equipping them with the hope, practical strategies, and confidence to build a stronger financial future for themselves and their families.
Lisa King Executive Director Global Purchasing (Retired) - Ford Motor Company
Lisa King retired from Ford Motor Company in 2024 following an accomplished career spanning nearly three decades in global purchasing, operations, strategy, and product development. Prior to her retirement, Lisa served as Director of Supply Chain Transformation, working across the entire supply chain to drive improved performance and savings. Before her transformation role, Lisa was Executive Director of Global Purchasing Operations and Strategy, where she was responsible for procurement strategy and policy, Purchasing IT infrastructure, vehicle program sourcing, regional purchasing performance, and indirect purchasing. In this role, she helped ensure global sourcing strategies aligned with product programs while meeting critical timing and budget objectives. Throughout her career with Ford, Lisa held a variety of senior leadership positions across the company’s global operations. Her experience included purchasing leadership in raw materials, stampings, transportation, manufacturing equipment, and Supplier Technical Assistance, where she helped lead supplier quality performance. Lisa’s international leadership experience included serving as Vice President of Purchasing for Ford Sollers, Ford’s joint venture in Russia, followed by Global Director of Chassis Purchasing in Germany. She later served as Deputy General Manager of Ford Otosan, Ford’s joint venture in Turkey, an operation with approximately 11,000 employees, $7 billion in revenue, and three manufacturing plants. Lisa also served as Global Product Director for Ford’s Transit family of vehicles, based in the United Kingdom, overseeing a global product portfolio representing approximately $25 billion in revenue. Lisa joined Ford in 1996 after graduating from Loughborough University in England and beginning her professional career with Ernst & Young Consulting. She retired from Ford in 2024, concluding a distinguished career marked by global leadership, operational expertise, and extensive experience across the automotive industry.
Janel Trull Executive Director at the Cape Coral Museum of History
Janel Trull received her Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Southern California, and her Master of Arts in Public History from the University of West Florida. A 25-year Museum veteran, Janel has worked throughout Florida, with her career often focusing on preserving and curating collections. She has worked with collections of original documents and photographs, vintage automobiles, antique clothing, and everything in between. She has researched, curated, designed, and installed numerous exhibitions, as well as written accompanying exhibition catalogs. Prior to joining the Cape Coral Museum of History as Executive Director in 2019, she worked as Associate Curator at the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach, FL for 5 years and was the Curator for the Elliott Museum in Stuart, FL for 7 years before that. Janel is a graduate of the Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral’s Leadership Class of 2020, served as Co-chair in 2021 and chair in 2022. She graduated from the Chamber’s Advanced Leadership class in 2021. She served on the Cultural Resources Branch of Resilient Lee that was put together after Hurricane Ian. She currently serves on the Florida Southwestern State College Institutional Review Board.
Vanessa Chaviano Marketing & Operations, LIV Digital Marketing
Vanessa M. Chaviano is a results-driven Business Operations and Marketing leader with over 18 years of experience helping Fortune 500 companies grow through strategic process development, KPI optimization, and new product launches. Her academic foundation includes dual bachelor’s degrees, a Master’s in Criminal Forensic Studies from Florida Gulf Coast University, and an MBA in Organizational Leadership from Ashford University. Recognized for her impact in both business and community leadership, Vanessa has earned numerous honors, including Gulfshore Business 40 Under 40 (2020), Women of Distinction Non-Profit Leader Finalist (2021), Rotary of Cape Coral Rookie of the Year (2020–2021), FGCU SBDC Distinguished Entrepreneur Finalist (2022), and multiple community awards celebrating her leadership and philanthropy. Passionate about empowering women and fostering Hispanic leadership, Vanessa founded Leading Latina, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing personal and professional growth for high school and college students. As President, she leads initiatives that prepare young women to lead with confidence and purpose. Vanessa also serves her community in several capacities, including as a Board Member for IncredibleBank, Director and Public Image Chair for the Rotary Club of Cape Coral, and stakeholder for Cape Competes. She has previously served on boards for the Lee County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee, The Hispanic Vote, and the Cape Coral Mayors Scholarship. Above all, Vanessa values her family life with her husband, Humberto, and their daughter.
Meghan DeLuca Executive Director - Florida, Guiding Grace Family Support Network
Meghan DeLuca advances innovative nonprofit strategies that dismantle the root causes of family crisis nationwide. As Executive Director for Florida with Guiding Grace Family Support Network, she leads the development of residential and community-based models designed to restore stability and create long-term independence for families. With over 20 years in commercial and residential development, Meghan brings a rare operational perspective to nonprofit leadership. Her background in systems development and infrastructure planning informs her approach to building programs that are both compassionate and structurally sustainable. She holds a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Management from Southern New Hampshire University. Meghan cultivates partnerships across nonprofit, civic, and community sectors and contributes to policy and advocacy at national, state, and regional levels. Her work advances practical solutions for vulnerable families and strengthens residential and family support services. Her leadership and board service include serving as a Board Member of the Florida Association of Christian Child Caring Agencies (FACCCA), Secretary of the Rotary Club of Cape Coral, and a member of the Chamber of Commerce Cape Coral Government Relations Committee. As a national speaker, trainer, and advocate, Meghan addresses nonprofit leadership, family-centered care, and strategies for breaking cycles of generational poverty and crisis. Grounded in her Christian faith, her work reflects a commitment to restoration, dignity, and lasting opportunity for families.