Amanda Buchanan is a founding owner of Fleetwood Development. She has 10 years of experience in commercial real estate as a developer of the historic Fleetwood property in downtown Chattanooga as well as having an active role in the management of several family-owned businesses and investments. Mrs. Buchanan is on the board of the Chattanooga Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, The Children's Advocacy Board, and is also on the Community Advisory Board of WTCI. She is active in the Southeast Tennessee Political Action Committee. She enjoys traveling with her family.

Dr. Adam Fall is best described as an 80’s power ballad in a lab coat.  As the director of the hospitalist group at Erlanger Medical Center, Dr. Fall can be found humming on his way to conference rooms and patient rooms alike.  Adam has been singing since he was a young child, performing solos with the adult choir at his church and even singing on live TV at the age of four.  Though he decided on a career in medicine, he is never far from music, performing in weddings, concerts, churches and other venues on a regular basis.  His voice has also been captured on CD in various recordings and his voice always stands out from the crowd – how many men, after all, can belt a Whitney Houston song and sing along with Journey’s leading man?  When he's not singing, Adam loves to read, shop for furniture, and play with his German Shepherd Cartouche.

Jim Brexler joined Erlanger Health System as President and CEO on March 1, 2004, after being selected by the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Hospital Authority Board of Trustees following a nationwide search.

Brexler was formerly a Vice Chancellor of the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center where he served from 1999 to 2004 as the chief executive officer of the Health Care Services Division (Louisiana's statewide public hospital system composed of nine hospitals and associated clinics). He recently was awarded the Tennessee Grassroots Champion Award by the American Hospital Association. This was to recognize him for his exceptional leadership in generating grassroots and community activity in support of a hospital’s mission. Dr. Brexler served as chairman of the THA board of directors in 2009-2010 and currently serves as immediate past chairman. He also has chaired the association’s insurance reform task force, patient safety council and THA Solutions Group board of directors.

Rachael Welch joined the Tennessee Valley Authority in 2002 as a Web Developer in Information Technology, and currently servers as Manager, Business Support. With this role, Welch is responsible for the marketing and communications of IT, as well as workforce and training plans. Welch is a graduating member of the Leadership Chattanooga class of 2011 and is serving her third year as Officer of Chattanooga Friends. Welch is an active community leader, and has served in a myriad of positions, including the March of Dimes Mission Family of 2008, Family Teams Chair for the March for Babies, co-chair of the Ronald McDonald House 2010 Share-a-Night campaign, and Chattanooga Heart Ball design committee member, as well as serving as marketing lead for multiple non-profit fundraising campaigns. Additionally, Welch holds the Day of Caring Coordinator role for the Greater Chattanooga Area Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), is serving her eighth year on the CFC Leadership Team, and has organized and led TVA in annual March of Dimes and T.C. Thompson events. Welch's story of her premature twins has been featured locally, and she continues to speak on behalf Chattanooga area non-profit agencies. Welch is a graduate of Covenant College, has been married for 12 years to her husband Chris, and has three children, Eli, and twins Zeke and Emmie.