Finbarr is a highly experienced management and sport performance professional. He is currently the Senior Vice President, Chief of Olympic Sport at the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC). Finbarr is tasked with maximizing the medal count and supporting the USOPC’s mission of sustained competitive excellence and athlete wellness for both Summer and Winter Olympic sports. He oversaw successful Team USA performances at the Rio 2016, Tokyo 2021 and Beijing 2022 Summer and Winter Olympic Games and is now supporting Team USA’s preparation for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Finbarr also has responsibility for leadership and oversight of the USOPC Performance Innovation fund designed to deliver performance impacting solutions for Team USA athletes. This includes leading the delivery of a performance innovation strategy which anticipates the need for flexibility and responsiveness to the changing sport technology and performance data environments.Prior to the USOPC, Finbarr was Director of High Performance at The Irish Sports Council, the leading government agency for sport in Ireland. He had direct responsibility for funding and overseeing the strategic direction of Irish Olympic and Paralympic sports and oversaw the Olympic and Paralympic performance plans for London 2012, Beijing 2008 and Athens 2004. He lives in Colorado Springs with his wife and two children and continues to enjoy running.

Ali Donnelly is the CEO of More than Equal, an organisation dedicated to finding the first female Formula 1 world champion. She joined More than Equal with wide experience in sport, communications and marketing. At Sport England she was an Executive Director, looking after marketing, communications, digital and innovation. In her time there, she led communications for some of the most high-profile moments in UK sport including the publication of the Whyte Review, which explored abuse in British Gymnastics, while she also oversaw major campaigns including the award winning This Girl Can which encourages women and girls to be more active. Prior to this she held senior communications roles for the UK Government, where her positions included Deputy Official Spokesperson and Head of News for Prime Minister Theresa May at Downing Street and Head of News at HM Treasury. She has also held senior communications and marketing roles at Premiership rugby club Wasps and BBC. She is heavily involved in women's rugby in a variety of roles, including founding the award-winning website Scrumqueens.com and she has recently published the first book exploring the 100 years + history of the game. Ali started her career, after graduating with a degree in politics, as a journalist at the Evening Echo newspaper in Ireland.

Patrick Lucey is currently the Chief Scientist at sports data giant Stats Perform, leading the AI team with the goal of maximizing the value of the company’s extensive sports data. He has studied and worked in the fields of machine learning and computer vision for the past 20 years, holding research positions at Disney Research and the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, as well as spending time at IBM’s T.J. Watson Research Center while pursuing his Ph.D. His main research interests are in artificial intelligence and interactive machine learning in sporting domains, as well as AI education. He has recently piloted a course on "AI in Sport," which aims to give students intuition behind AI methods using the interactive and visual nature of sports data. Though Patrick is from Australia, he has strong ties to Ireland through his mother, who was born and raised in Limerick. This connection to Ireland extends into the realm of sports as well, with his cousin on his mother’s side, John Gallagher, who played for the New Zealand All Blacks, linking their lineage to Ireland and highlighting the family's deep-rooted connection to both Irish heritage and international sports.