Dr. Rosa Kincaid is a licensed physician, surgeon, and Fellow of the American Academy of Family Medicine who specializes in addressing the root cellular causes of illness through nutrition and lifestyle. Her journey into plant-based medicine began with personal experimentation and research, which later gave her the foundation to successfully heal her three-year-old son’s chronic asthma through dietary changes. This pivotal experience inspired her to transition from teaching sixth grade to studying medicine. She earned her Doctor of Medicine from the Temple University School of Medicine and completed her residency at Glendale Adventist Medical Center.

After practicing in Redondo Beach, California, Dr. Kincaid relocated to a federally funded clinic in Sikeston, Missouri, to fulfill her medical student loan repayment. This role solidified her commitment to educating underserved communities on preventative health. Now based in St. Louis, she actively promotes wellness by leading raw-food workshops at Whole Foods, churches, and health fairs. An advocate for systemic change, she has testified before the CDC, the American Medical Association, and Missouri state legislators regarding the power of plant-based diets to reverse chronic disease. Board-certified in acupuncture and family practice, she integrates clinical expertise with lifestyle medicine to empower patients to unlock their innate healing potential.

Karen is a dedicated counselor, wellness coach, and owner who partners with clients to help them uncover and walk in their personal truth. Rejecting the limitations of standard clinical diagnoses, she utilizes a holistic and cognitive-behavioral approach to treat each individual as a whole person. Karen specializes in working with adults and couples. Her tailored therapeutic plans integrate coping mechanisms, support systems, personal goals, and natural health practices to foster true mental wellness.

Karen brings extensive specialized training to her practice, having completed Levels 1, 2, and 3 in Gottman Method Couples Therapy. She holds additional certifications in Treating Affairs & Trauma and Couples & Addiction Recovery, and is currently pursuing a Sex Therapy Certification through the Sexual Health Alliance alongside a Kink-Informed Certification. In her practice, she successfully guides clients through managing stress, anxiety, depression, sexual health, relationship conflicts, and racial or cultural concerns. Beyond local clinical therapy, Karen provides global wellness coaching for mindset shifts and business growth, and she is available for public speaking, professional trainings, and licensure supervision.

Eric Guynn is an experienced executive and the Chief Executive Officer of ⁠Generational Health Group. Known as a "Wellness Investment Firm," the company focuses on designing comprehensive health portfolios aimed at protecting both workforce well-being and organizational bottom lines. [1, 2]

As CEO, Guynn champions proactive corporate wellness strategy. He emphasizes building robust health infrastructure within businesses to reduce long-term healthcare costs and maximize human potential. His leadership centers on treating workplace wellness as a critical financial asset, shifting corporate mindsets from reactive medical management to strategic health investments.

Carmen R. Guynn is an accomplished life coach, professional dancer, and community advocate who leverages movement and mindset to empower others. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, she is the Founder and Artistic Director of Almas Del Ritmo Dance Company and the visionary behind the St. Louis International Salsa/Bachata Congress. With an MBA from Fontbonne University and a certificate in Evidence-Based Coaching from Fielding Graduate University, she merges business acumen with a deep understanding of personal growth. Her multi-faceted career centers on building confidence, fostering cultural awareness, and helping people step into their full potential both on and off the dance floor.

The Movement Artist

With over 25 years of experience in the arts, Guynn is widely recognized as one of the Midwest's premier Afro-Latin dance instructors and stylists. Her extensive dance background includes tap, jazz, modern, hip-hop, and salsa—culminating in her title win as Miss Salsa St. Louis in 2002. Through her work at ⁠Almas Del Ritmo Dance Company, she creates specialized training programs that emphasize goal setting, technique, and dance history. Her distinct choreographic voice and dedication to Afro-Latin culture have led to national performances and appearances on networks like OWN and MTV.

The Empowerment Coach

As a certified life and business coach, Guynn uses evidence-based methodologies to help individuals conquer self-doubt and achieve personal alignment. She seamlessly integrates coaching principles into her dance instruction, transforming the dance studio into a sanctuary for inner transformation and self-discovery. By helping clients break down emotional blocks, she empowers them to build resilience, reduce stress, and cultivate an unwavering sense of confidence. Her motivational speaking engagements challenge audiences to live purposefully and lead with conviction.

The Community Advocate

Beyond dance and coaching, Guynn is a fierce advocate for social change and human rights. She served as a dedicated leader for the Coalition Against Trafficking and Exploitation (CATE), collaborating with law enforcement and community groups to combat human trafficking. She frequently uses her creative platforms to raise awareness for social causes, serving as a vital voice for the voiceless. Guided by her faith and love for her family, Guynn continues to inspire communities by teaching others how to move through life with joy, purpose, and rhythm.

Joe Elvis Alway-Baker is an American performer, educator, and arts advocate with over 30 years of experience in the entertainment and nonprofit sectors. He is best known as the CEO and founder of the ⁠Multicultural Arts Foundation of Saint Louis. 

Early life and background

• Heritage: He is a Bronx, New York native of Nuyorican (Puerto Rican diaspora in New York) heritage.

• Artistic philosophy: His creative work is heavily shaped by his cultural roots, lived experiences, and a deep sense of spirituality. [1, 2, 3]

Career and impact

• Performing arts: He has spent decades performing globally and teaching both Theatre Arts and Dance. He has directed numerous commercial and faith-based stage productions. [1]

• Community advocacy: Through his foundation, he actively champions diversity, inclusion, and cultural representation by offering accessible programs in theater, music, storytelling, and the culinary arts. [1, 2]

• Future ventures: He is working to expand his community outreach by launching the MultiCultural Academy and Conservatory of the Performing Arts

123-456-7890