David Duffy, Walt Disney World’s vice president of live entertainment, has worked for Disney since 1989 when he took his theater arts degree and headed to Orlando. He wanted to act and was cast as a 1930s film director at what was then Disney MGM Studios (now Disney’s Hollywood Studios) as part of a daily street performance troupe. After six years of performing in shows across the Walt Disney World theme parks and other Orlando stages, Duffy pivoted and served as a production assistant for entertainment projects, which led to writing and directing smaller-scale Disney shows and events. His 35-year Disney career includes stints with increasing responsibilities across the four Walt Disney World Resort theme parks in Orlando, Disney Cruise Line, Disneyland Resort in California and, most recently, Disneyland Paris.

Hensley is the star and co-creator of the popular web series #IMOMSOHARD, which lives natively on Facebook, but has expanded to Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube. The series focuses on the friendship between two women, who happen to be moms. After 15 million views, Hensley and co-creator Jen Smedley, decided to take their act on the road and have done several national tours of #IMOMSOHARD throughout the U.S. The videos have now received nearly 300 million views worldwide in just five years. In addition to videos and tours, the two have a podcast and have written two books.

After graduating from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with a degree in theater and a minor in education, she went on to receive her master's degree in education while also appearing in TV shows like “Parks and Recreation” and “Brooklyn 99.” She has also appeared in more than 100 national commercials.

After receiving her BFA at Nebraska and her MFA at Boston College, Jackson has lighting designed professionally with Yeager Design, lighting Microsoft corporate events, as well as for Huntington Theatre, Hartford Stage Company, the Alley Theatre and the Omaha Community Playhouse. She was also a guest lighting designer for the Nebraska Repertory Theatre’s “Dontrell Who Kissed the Sea.”

As associate lighting designer for Bradley King, Jackson and their team were Tony nominated for “Fat Ham” in 2023. Her off-Broadway credits include “A Commercial Jingle for Regina Comet” in 2022.

She teaches at Boston College. And her role as Board Chair of Brighter Boston, an internship program that trains high school students in event production, highlights her dedication to fostering creativity and artistic growth. She is a member of United Scenic Artists USA 829.