Tyler Gillum

Tyler Gillum is a coach, educator, and entrepreneur who has dedicated his life to inspiring and helping others achieve their dreams. His mantra—“Bet on yourself”—has been the driving force behind his exceptional journey, which has inspired over a million in both sports and business. From a childhood
growing up on the rodeo circuit to being the Head Coach of the Savannah Bananas, Tyler’s story is one of resilience, vision, and servant leadership.

Tyler’s college baseball coaching career spanned from 2010 to 2022, during which he recruited, developed, and built championship teams. He wasn’t just a coach who focused on baseball skills; he created environments where athletes could thrive, grow, and ultimately achieve their dreams. A pivotal
moment in Tyler’s career came in 2018 when he became the head coach of the Savannah Bananas. There, he worked alongside owner Jesse Cole to develop a new innovative sport called Banana Ball, a unique brand of baseball designed to entertain and engage fans like never before. The combination of
being “Fans First”, having fun and developing players has led to Championships, Hall of Fame Inductions and playing in America’s biggest stadiums.

Tyler’s impact isn’t limited to the baseball diamond. As a speaker, he uses his platform to inspire both individuals and organizations to reach their full potential. He teaches audiences how to implement actionable plans for success, blending the lessons of sports with business strategies. Through stories and hands-on advice, he encourages people to live with a “do for one what you wish you could do for many” mindset and create “never forget moments” for those around them. Whether you’re running a business
or coaching a team, Tyler’s message is clear: Bet on yourself, and always remember to serve those around you.

Dr. Gina Guzman, MD, DBIM, FAAIM, FALU, FLMI

Dr. Guzman is Vice President and Chief Medical Director at Munich Re US (Life) with over 25 years of Insurance Medicine experience. She manages Munich Re’s medical team with oversight responsibilities for the medical content updates to EDGE, the online underwriting manual, and the company’s mortality research on impairments. A Chicago native, she graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago and Rush Medical College, with residency training at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Hospital in Chicago. She is board certified in Internal Medicine and Insurance Medicine.  Dr. Guzman was the 2013 president of the American Academy of Insurance Medicine (AAIM), the 2020 Chair of the ACLI Medical Section, and served twice as President of the Midwestern Medical Directors Association (2007, 2016).   

John F. King

John F. King was sworn in as Georgia’s Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner by Governor Brian Kemp on July 1, 2019, becoming the first Hispanic statewide official in state history. He was elected to a full four-year term on November 8, 2022.  

Before becoming Commissioner, King spent his career in law enforcement, beginning as an Atlanta police officer in 1985 and culminating as Chief of Police for the City of Doraville. While at the Atlanta Police Department, he worked various assignments including Red Dog, Organized Crime/Intelligence, and received the Chief’s Blue Star in 1987 for being injured in the line of duty as a result of a criminal attack with a firearm. His career also includes assignments to both FBI and DEA as a Task Force Agent. 

A native of Mexico, King made a meaningful impact by building bridges among Doraville’s diverse populations and implementing youth education and crime-prevention programs. Recognizing the international composition of Doraville’s community, King made it a priority to hire bilingual police officers, place multiple languages on police cars, and ensure effective translators and public defenders were employed at the City Courthouse. Commissioner King’s initiatives include Anti-Gang education programs for elementary school students and parents. He worked with the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to establish an education program for prospective small business entrepreneurs and worked with state, county, and local leaders to implement a safety and speed reduction program targeted to Buford Highway to reduce the number of pedestrian fatalities.  

In addition to his former roles in the Atlanta and Doraville Police Departments, King served more than forty years in the U.S. military. King was the former Commander of the 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team and has deployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Africa. He served as the Military Advisor to the Deputy Minister of Interior for Security for Afghanistan, who oversaw an agency of over 96,000 police officers. King also commanded U.S. Army North’s Task Force 51, a contingency command post that provides mission command operations for emergency situations. Under King’s leadership, TF51 was tasked with securing the U.S. southern border in coordination with SEDENA. In 2023, King retired as a Major General in the U.S. Army following his final assignment to NORAD and U.S. Northern Command.  

While serving on Active Duty and the National Guard, King earned numerous awards for his achievements. King received the Combat Action Badge for his service in Iraq and the Combat Infantry Badge for service in Afghanistan. Other awards and decorations include Legion of Merit, Bronze Star (2) Award, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Meritorious Unit Award, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, El Salvador Gold Medal for Achievement, and the Afghanistan Barial 2nd Degree Medal. 

King received his Bachelor’s of Arts degree in criminal justice and public administration from Brenau University and a Master’s Degree in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College. He graduated from Harvard University Senior Executives in National Security and Syracuse University National Security Decision Making Course. Commissioner King was a graduate of class #229 in the FBI National Academy in Quantico, VA, and also a graduate of the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange program to Israel (GILEE). 

Scott M. Kosnoff

Trusted by industry and regulators alike, Scott Kosnoff helps clients capitalize on opportunities and address regulatory and legal issues related to artificial intelligence, big data and algorithms.​

Scott helps clients stay on top of the emerging standards and regulations that will govern AI. There’s a lot going on, at every level.​ He helps clients implement a risk management framework and minimize their risk of regulatory, litigation and reputational exposure. Effective risk management calls for a holistic, multi-disciplinary approachthroughout the AI life cycle.​

Working with the firm’s data scientists, Scott uses his first-hand knowledge of evolving regulatory standards to help clients assess their algorithms for unintended discrimination. It’s important, cutting-edge work.​

At the request of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Scott has briefed the nation’s top insurance regulators regarding AI onmultiple occasions, including in closed-door sessions. Most recently, he has briefed regulators on how insurers can employ AI risk managementand governance to mitigate their regulatory, litigation and reputation risk.​