Dr. Tabatha Carr, ND is a leading authority in the field of women’s health and wellness. She is the founder of GOOD GIRL CHOCOLATE, a best-selling author, and a talk show co-host that has recently launch on UPLIFTTV, which is a new Christian and inspirational network.

For over a decade, Amy Thurman lived with a broken neck, a sheared brainstem, and a traumatic brain injury, undiagnosed for six months. That experience could have shattered her. Instead, it became the foundation for something greater.

After spending a year nearly bedridden and battling hopelessness, Amy made a decision that changed everything: to rebuild, realign, and rise. Through her own journey of resilience, reinvention, and radical self-discovery, she created the Polish the Mirror Framework: a transformational process designed to help others break free from fear and step into authentic leadership and living.

Today, Amy is a best-selling author, keynote speaker, educator, and fierce advocate for turning pain into purpose, known for helping individuals, businesses, schools, and organizations move from fear-based decision-making to aligned, heart-centered leadership. 

Her work empowers people to uncover their worth, lead with confidence, and create meaningful impact, personally and professionally.

In June 2022, Amy joined a direct sales company and, just seven months later, was invited to share her story on stage at their annual convention. That moment confirmed what she teaches every day: 

When you embrace your authenticity, the right opportunities will find you.

Known for her out-of-the-box thinking and soul-centered strategies, Amy’s mission is simple but powerful:
To help leaders lead more authentically, people live more authentically, and organizations create environments where real, lasting transformation begins.

Whether she’s speaking from stage, consulting with teams, or working one-on-one, Amy invites every audience to look inward, rediscover who they are beneath the noise, and Polish the Mirror of their lives.

Ready to ignite clarity, connection, and confidence in your life, school, business, or organization? 

Let’s Polish the Mirror together.

Crystal Oakes built Oakes Creative House with the entrepreneur in mind. As the daughter of serial entrepreneurs, she understands the unique challenges and mindset of business owners. The foundation for her business began while she was still in college, driven by a vision to support others on their entrepreneurial journey. With over a decade of experience in the corporate world—working alongside business leaders, developing strategies, and leading marketing teams—Crystal now channels that expertise into helping small business owners succeed.

She knows the late nights, the self-doubt, and the feeling of not being part of the “Club” that seems to know everything about running a business—especially when it comes to marketing. That’s exactly where she steps in to make life simpler.

As a trusted guide, Crystal assembles a customized “Dream Team” of talented freelancers across disciplines to provide business owners with professional, effective marketing and a brand they can be proud of. It’s a win-win that empowers her clients to grow with confidence.

Shannon L. Rich, a fifth-generation Oklahoman, has served as president of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame since 2004, leading the launch of the Gaylord-Pickens Museum and driving statewide recognition for its award-winning programs. With a background in hospitality and sales, including top leadership roles with John Q. Hammons Hotels, Shannon brought record-setting performance and a strong marketing focus to the organization. Recognized as one of Oklahoma’s most admired CEOs, a Circle of Excellence inductee in The Journal Record’s “50 Making a Difference,” and a delegate for the White House Conference on Women, she has also served on numerous civic and nonprofit boards.

Brenna Noble is driven by pure, unharnessed curiosity and a deep commitment to authentic connection. With an MA in Nonprofit Leadership and Arts Administration from Oklahoma City University and a foundation in collaborative theatre arts from Webster Conservatory, she approaches every conversation as an opportunity to explore, learn, and connect.

At Essential Offices, Brenna launched the Essential Conversations Panel Discussion series, tackling meaningful topics such as foster care awareness, community sustainability and beautification, and resources for the unhoused. These panels aim to create space for honest conversations that foster understanding and inspire collective action.

As a moderator, Brenna brings an authentic presence and natural curiosity, creating a space where participants feel comfortable sharing their experiences and insights. At the Revere & Revel conference, she’s excited to lead the Learning from Failure panel, facilitating an open conversation about setbacks and the insights they offer on resilience, growth, and new possibilities.

With years of experience in the financial industry, Jennifer brings a wealth of insight to this dynamic panel discussion. Alongside other remarkable women in business, she’ll share strategies for picking yourself up after setbacks, the importance of leaning on your community, and how to turn challenges into powerful growth opportunities.

Kitt Letcher will share how failure has shaped her leadership journey; from navigating tough decisions at the helm of a trusted institution to learning from missteps that ultimately strengthened her resolve. With stories rooted in community impact and ethical leadership, Kitt brings a refreshing perspective on how embracing failure can fuel growth, innovation, and trust.

Tracie Lambert is an Oklahoma native who relocated to Kentucky during her freshman year of high school before returning home in 1994 after completing college.

She is the proud mother of two adult children—one a teacher who recently married, and the other living in California, pursuing a career in the trades.

Tracie Lambert has a lifelong passion for art, design, and décor, which has guided both her personal and professional journey. With more than two decades of experience in the home industry, she has owned her own business and held diverse roles in the design field, from crafting tile and marble fireplaces to running her own redesign company. Today, Tracie serves as the Design Consultant for Bumble Bee Blinds, a local company serving clients across Oklahoma. She finds the greatest joy in her work when she empowers individuals to feel confident in their choices and in the design of their homes.

As an empty nester, Tracie Lambert has embraced her role as a plant enthusiast, delighting in nurturing greenery and watching it thrive. A lifelong animal lover, especially of dogs, she treasures the companionship of her beloved Sandy, often enjoying visits to the dog park with her husband. Basketball runs deep in her blood, and she also enjoys exercise, reading, and photography.

Known for her warm spirit and sense of humor, Tracie Lambert leans on laughter as her greatest coping mechanism and never takes herself too seriously. She is delighted to once again call Oklahoma home and values the opportunity to connect with the diverse individuals she meets through her work. Above all, Tracie believes women are formidable warriors with the extraordinary ability to achieve their goals.