He is currently managing the $141 million Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center in Brooklyn—the borough’s largest recreation facility—featuring an Olympic-size pool, gymnasium, dance studio, teaching kitchen, media lab, green roof, and public plaza. With over a decade in construction management, Ramon has delivered complex civic, data center, and commercial interior projects nationwide, including high-profile work for Verizon Business, Verizon Wireless, and Citibank’s Global Headquarters. Known for his strategic foresight and hands-on leadership, he excels in fast-track delivery, multi-trade coordination, and risk management. Beyond construction, Ramon advises the AI startup Scoreboard A.I., hosts the Dream Plan Execute podcast, and is the founder of Parchment Publications.

She received her B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Howard University. At Berkeley, Jasmine conducts research in Dr. Van P. Carey’s Energy and Multiphase Laboratory, where she applies statistical thermodynamics and computational modeling to study thermal behavior in heat pump technologies. Her work aims to improve performance and safety while advancing sustainable energy solutions.

Recognizing the need for more people of color in STEM, he established CodeHouse, which has since secured millions in funding from companies like PayPal and Google.org. CodeHouse runs Tech Exposure Days for high schoolers and the CodeHouse Scholars Initiative, offering scholarships, mentorship, and training to HBCU students in STEM. 

Holmes is also a Technical Program Manager at Google, where his work with Google in Residence and Google Tech Exchange has impacted thousands of students at HBCUs and HSIs. He was recently recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 (Social Impact), Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. 40 Under 40, and Atlanta Business Chronicle's Atlanta Inno 25.

He began his journey in aerospace at Howard University, earning his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering in 2024. As a freshman, Nate became a mentor with Engineering Tomorrow and later gained hands-on experience through NASA projects, including Raman Spectroscopy Lunar Rover Research and the Artemis II Space Launch System. Currently, his work at Boeing focuses on validating and verifying control requirements and supporting the integration of mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic systems in modern aircraft.

CodeHouse, to date, has awarded approximately $3.0 million in scholarships to Historically Black College and University students pursuing degrees. CodeHouse provides students with both a foundation in computer science and resources that will enable them to secure internships and full-time offers in tech.

At both CodeHouse and Spelman College, Jaycee leads initiatives and curricula encouraging diverse students to enter computer science and tech career fields. Jaycee is passionate about ensuring all voices are represented at the product development table.

He is completing a Postdoctoral Fellowship at Sandia National Laboratories, leading the development of Multiphysics models. Previously at Blue Origin, Daniel designed financial models that identified $50M in operational savings, and at Georgia Tech, he developed predictive modeling frameworks that accelerated aerospace design cycles by 100x. His work consistently bridges deep technical expertise with strategic insight, spanning aerospace, data science, and sustainable technology.

A Gates Millennium Scholar, Daniel holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering and an M.B.A. from Georgia Tech, and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Howard University.