Four-time Olympian Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone is a world record-holding American sprinter and hurdler. At just 16, she made the U.S. Olympic team for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics, becoming the youngest U.S. track and field Olympian since 1972. During the Olympic trials, she set a junior world record in the 400m hurdles. McLaughlin-Levrone solidified her place as a track superstar at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, winning gold in the 400m hurdles with a world record time of 51.46 seconds, as well as another gold in the 4x400m relay. This past summer, at the Paris Olympics, she further cemented her status as a track and field legend by becoming the first woman to win consecutive gold medals in the 400m hurdles, breaking her own world record for the sixth time with a time of 50.37 seconds. She followed this up just days later with another gold in the 4x400m relay. Before turning professional, McLaughlin-Levrone competed at the University of Kentucky and was named Gatorade National High School Track and Field Athlete of the Year for two consecutive years (2015-2016, 2016-2017). Born in Dunellen, New Jersey, she now resides in Los Angeles, California, with her husband, Andre Levrone, Jr.

Michael retired from competition as world-record holder over both 200 and 400 meters, a four time Olympic and eight time World Champion. After leaving the track Michael established himself as a sought after business performance speaker and advisor, transferring Olympic performance into business success. His appeal is global, taking him to all corners of the world to share the behaviors and strategies that lead to greatness, while inspiring employees and leaders of some of the world's leading corporations. Michael is also well known as a multiple award winning television commentator for BBC, and occasional documentary presenter. An entrepreneur at heart, Michael’s latest venture Grand Slam Track, is a fan focused professional track league with the ultimate goal of expanding interest in his beloved sport of track.