Sacha Jenkins is the director of SHOWTIME’s new docu-series WU-TANG CLAN: OF MICS AND MEN and the Chief Creative Officer at Mass Appeal. Jenkin’s directed the critically acclaimed Fresh Dressed, Word is Bond, and Burn Motherfucker, Burn!  Jenkins is also the lead guitarist for The 1865.

Rob Stone co-leads the vision of award-winning creative agency Cornerstone and global media company The FADER. For over 20 years, Stone has made it his mission to help give a voice to artists across all genres and share his passion for hip hop.

Rob Stone is Founder and Co-CEO of Cornerstone, Co-Founder of The FADER & Co-Founder of FADER Label. 

Ivie is a Nigerian-American multimedia journalist, writer and on-air correspondent covering culture and music. A native New Yorker, and NYU alumna, her writing has been published in The FADER, The New York Times, Women in The World, The Village Voice, Teen Vogue, PAPER magazine, Complex magazine 

Staten Island’s Alphonse Pierre is one of the more gifted young writers covering hip-hop today; As a staff writer at Pitchfork, he writes about hip-hop culture for the site’s new Levels section, providing valuable perspective at one of the largest and most influential websites covering music and culture today.

As head of content Eric helps guide the vision at The FADER and to oversee content across The Fader's various extensions, including print, digital, social, events, film and TV projects, branded content, The Fader Shop and more. Before joining Fader, Sundermann spent more than five years at Vice's music vertical, Noisey, rising to editor-in-chief in November 2015. In the past, he has written for The Village Voice, New York Magazine, Complex, Spin and Rolling Stone, among others.