Rev. Blane Joseph Newberry is a native of Philadelphia, married to the former Cathy Leigh Hill.  He was educated in the Philadelphia Parochial School System.  Reverend Newberry attended Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, North Carolina, earning a B.A. Degree in Sociology and Social Work, having been awarded a four-year athletic scholarship.  He earned a M.S. Degree in the Administration of Justice from Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania.  Reverend Newberry has matriculated at the Palmer Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.  Reverend Newberry has guided the development of youth in Philadelphia as a Juvenile Probation Officer, Gang Prevention Officer, and Recreation Leader.  Prior to accepting his call into full-time ministry, Reverend Newberry attained a career in law enforcement for the U. S. District Court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and the U. S. Department of Justice as a Federal Probation and Parole Officer.  Additionally, Reverend Newberry is passionate in his pursuit of souls for the Kingdom and serves in the following capacities: Certified pre-marital and marital counselor with Gilead’s Balm Counseling Ministry; Lecturer/Facilitator (discipleship classes, marriage retreats, church member assimilation, community organizations, and organizational management) and Missions Educator.

Rev. Scott C. Moore is the Founder and Senior Pastor of Judah Temple A.M.E. Zion Church in Mitchellville, Maryland. With his loving wife, Sharon, and sons Cameron and Dimitri by his side, Pastor Moore dedicates his life to spreading the Good News through his congregation, community, and worldwide ministries.

He is one of four boys raised by a single mother in Mount Vernon, NY where he graduated with honors in the top ten of his high school class. He earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Hofstra University. After getting married, Pastor Moore moved with his wife Sharon to Washington D.C. In 1994, he immersed himself in the ministry of the A.M.E. Zion Church. By 1995, he was ordained a Deacon by Bishop Milton Williams. After three years of dedicated service, Pastor Moore was ordained an elder on May 24, 1997.

In 1996, he founded the brand-new Judah Temple church. The first service at this house of worship was held in August 1996 with as many as 550 people in attendance. By the end of the year, 120 people became active members. Membership continued to grow until a new space was necessary. The church bought a 23-acre piece of land to build a campus known as the “Land of Judah.” By July 2004, the sanctuary was completed, and the first service was held here on March 12, 2006.

Pastor Moore serves as the International Director of the Men of Zion, which is The Men’s Ministry of the A.M.E. Zion Church. He also serves as the Presiding Elder of the churches in Barbados and St. Vincent.

Pastor Moore continues to impact lives in more than 50 ministries, workshops, and conferences. He travels and preaches extensively through North America, Europe, and South Africa. He has created and expanded a support network for men to learn to become better Christians, husbands, fathers, and workers. He has worked extensively with young adults in Christian ministries, led leadership training groups for Pastors, and founded a prison and praise ministry for rehabilitating felons.

Elizabeth “Liz” Leff is the Patient Advocacy Lead (Americas) at Telix. Responsible for driving patient-centric initiatives across the region, Liz brings a wealth of experience from her previous role as a patient advocate. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business and Political Science from the University of Denver, where she developed a deep understanding of the healthcare landscape and a passion for empowering patients.

Her past experience includes working as a Manager of Business Technology at Pfizer, a Director at Sofia Bio and August Research, and a Corporate Relations Director at the National Kidney Foundation. Liz’s expertise and dedication have made her a valuable asset to the Telix team, as they work to improve outcomes for individuals and communities.

Josefa Marie Briceno, MD,  is a Surgical Oncologist from Caracas, Venezuela, specializing in GI surgical oncology. She completed internships at the 12 de Octubre Hospital in Madrid (Liver Transplantation and Hepatobiliary Surgery) and MSKCC (Hepatobiliary and Gastric Surgery). After practicing for 13 years in her home country, she moved to the US and began a rewarding career in the pharmaceutical industry. Since 2015, AZ has been her home, starting as an MSL in Women’s Cancers. In 2016, she transitioned to headquarters, taking on roles of increasing responsibility in Medical Affairs and leading multiple launches for Faslodex, Lynparza, and Enhertu across different tumor types. She served as the Breast Cancer Medical Head (MH) for almost 5 years, overseeing all inline and pipeline breast cancer assets, the US medical affairs breast cancer strategy, and a diverse team of experts. In January 2025 she transitioned to the Gyn/GU (G2) Franchise as Medical Franchise Head, with responsibility across multiple assets and tumor types.

Emma Andrews, Pharm.D., is Pfizer’s Vice President, Global Patient Advocacy, leading the organization’s work to embed the patient perspective across all Pfizer’s efforts – from bench to bedside, and beyond. A registered pharmacist, Emma is passionate about helping people live longer, healthier, and more productive lives. In her current role, Emma works with internal and external stakeholders to advance patient-focused programs across the enterprise.

Emma is motivated by Pfizer’s common purpose: to bring breakthroughs to patients, regardless of where they are in the world. Her experience growing up in Uganda and Cote d’Ivoire has shaped her commitment to reducing healthcare disparities, improving health literacy, and advancing health equity in all she does.en.

Angelina Brown is President and Founder of Comfort With Chemotherapy, Inc. This organization aims to provide comfort and peace for individuals beginning cancer treatments by offering products and information to patients. Angelina is also a member of the Can-Cer-Vive Ministries at the Trinity United Church of Christ.

She obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Elmhurst University in 1985. She was also Secretary-Treasurer and VP at Ottawa Ford L-M, Inc. From 1986 to 2009.