The President and founder of Heartwood Consulting, Justin has built a reputation for finding simple answers to complex financial and IT challenges, such as custom reporting dashboards, predictive analytics and enterprise projects that support critical business decisions. Justin gives back to the community through various nonprofits by sharing his financial experience and leadership.

Gayle Bailey is the Principal Broker of The Bailey Team. He has more than 42 years experience in commercial and residential real estate. He entered the real estate business in 1970 after graduating from Eastern Kentucky University with a degree in chemistry and biology, and attending graduate school at the University of Kentucky in biochemistry. Over the next seven years, Gayle's success took him to number one agent in Kentucky for 1977. During that time, he joined the faculty of the National Association of Realtors® teaching and developing course work for the organized real estate industry nationwide. In 1981, he developed his own real estate company, The Home Store, selling it in 1983 and relocating to Mandeville, Louisiana, where Gayle assumed a principal position in several real estate development limited partnerships. Success came quickly and lasted until the late 1980’s when petroleum based-economies like Louisiana crashed. In July 1988, he moved to Northern Virginia literally without knowing one person. His first year in Northern Virginia he sold almost $10 million in real estate. In April 2004, he formed The Bailey Team Real Estate as an independent brokerage. He has achieved in multiple geographic markets every title, award, designation, and accolade the real estate business can provide. He is a charter member of the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), a Graduate of the REALTORS Institute (GRI), and holds the Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) and Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designations. He has also written books on buying and selling real estate, and been featured in Realtor® Magazine. In 2011 he received the Torchbearer Award as theh outstanding member of the year from Leasership Fairfax, Inc., upon whose board he has served.

Mike Condro is an audit partner with Deloitte and has over 18 years of experience specializing in the government contracting and high technology industries. Mike has significant experience working with SEC clients and has directed services related to M+A activities, initial public offerings, and other SEC reporting matters. Mike is also on the Board of Directors of the Fairfax Chamber of Commerce, Bite Me Cancer Foundation and ChildHelp, USA. Mike is married and lives in Fairfax, Virginia with his wife Jennifer and their two children Julia and Samantha.

Brent is an associate in Reed Smith's Litigation Group in the Falls Church, Virginia office. Brent focuses his practice on commercial litigation, particularly, commercial real estate development matters, construction-related disputes, landlord-tenant litigation, land-use disputes, and business tort and contract litigation. In 2009 and 2010, Brent was selected by his peers and the publishers of Virginia Business Magazine's Legal Elite as one of Virginia's best attorneys in the category of "Young Lawyer (under 40)" and was selected by the publishers of Virginia Super Lawyers Magazine as one of Virginia's "Rising Stars" for 2007 and 2011.

Mr. Jackson is a Senior Property Manager at The Peterson Companies, a real estate development company in Fairfax, VA. During his 25 years in the industry, he has established a career based on excellent service, teamwork and integrity. He holds the professional designation of Real Property Administrator (RPA) from the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA).

Currently, Mr. Jackson serves as the team lead for Peterson’s third party management group. His responsibilities include identifying/implementing team goals, managing client deliverables, and administrative oversight.

Mr. Jackson is also, a board member of Northern Virginia Family Service and a volunteer for Junior Achievement.

With more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit management, Meg Porta is currently Director, Major Gifts at Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts. Meg joined the Wolf Trap staff in 2000 to manage a $21 million capital and endowment campaign. Prior to Wolf Trap, she led the National Gallery of Art’s membership program, The Circle, for six years and ran a direct mail program for a national medical research organization.

In addition to her Board service with Leadership Fairfax, Meg’s community involvement includes volunteer work with the Washington Area Women’s Foundation, College Summit, and Teardrops to Rainbows. She earned a BA from Duke University and a MPA with a focus in nonprofit management from George Mason University.