Michael Graber, managing partner of Epic Pivot, speaks and publishes frequently on innovation, the power of purpose in business, and the positive influence organizations can make on the world. He serves on the Advisory Board of the Global Institute of Innovation (GINI) and has been a Top 40 Global Innovation Blogger for more than five years. When he’s not working, you can find Michael playing music, running, reading, or cooking.

Mark has been actively helping organizations of all sizes grow for over 20 years, specializing in strategic planning, insights, and analysis. Prior to Epic Pivot, he led Mergers & Acquisitions for ServiceMaster, a $3+ billion home & facility services provider., and Guardian Pharmacy, a PE-backed, long-term care pharmacy that was twice named one of Atlanta’s Top 20 fastest growing companies during his tenure. He holds a BS with honors in Finance and International Studies from Indiana University and an MBA with honors from Emory University.

Tabitha has served as SVP of Innovation & Sustainability for two global organizations and as CEO of several small and mid-sized companies. Her work on transformation, behavior change, sustainability, and innovation has been featured in multiple books, periodicals, and journals. Tabitha’s bestselling book, Trust Your Animal Instincts: Recharge Your Life & Ignite Your Power, was awarded the prestigious Nautilus Award for its positive impact on social change. She has multiple degrees in business, certifications in energy management, and is blockchain / crypto certified through MIT.

Scott has an innate curiosity about what drives people, and he loves working with businesses to discover products and experiences that connect deeply with customers and provide sustainable growth. Scott’s experience ranges from international business, sales and marketing of global brands to helping grow start-ups.

Harvey is Director of Business Development for Epic Pivot. A former teacher and lifelong Memphian, Harvey enjoys helping organizations find new paths to growth. He loves hiking, reading, and enjoying life with his 3 children.

April is an applied anthropologist on a mission to make sense of our complex world. Her passion for centering real human experiences through thoughtful, mixed-methods research has helped over 40 clients uncover deep insights about their customers, donors, clients, and employees. April is an expert in social impact design and nonprofit strategy; she volunteers with several Memphis organizations, and currently serves as the Board Chair for Advocates for Immigrant Rights.