Jeff Santanna is a serial entrepreneur born in Paris to Haitian parents. In 2020, he founded Trends Talent, an influencer marketing agency with the mission of showcasing Quebec’s diverse talent to major national and international brands.

Steve Daniel is a content creator, creative entrepreneur, and social media strategist known for his innovative approach and significant influence in the Canadian industry. Collaborating with top brands such as Hyundai, Canadian Tire, McDonald's, and DoorDash, he designs high-impact campaigns that blend compelling storytelling with strategic digital marketing.

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As the co-founder of Archetype Studio alongside Pavel Morillo, Steve has built an innovative space for creators, offering professional solutions in photography and podcasting, fostering inspiration and creativity.

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Throughout his career, he has guided emerging talents, helping them secure strategic brand collaborations. Valued for his authenticity, vision, and strategic mindset, Steve excels at transforming ambitious ideas into tangible success.

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Both inspiring and approachable, Steve Daniel represents a new generation of entrepreneurs, where creativity, innovation, and community engagement intertwine to create lasting impact.

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Diane Gistal is a cultural producer and independent curator of Haitian-French descent, recognized for her dedication to promoting Afro-descendant and African artistic creation. As the founder and director of Nigra Iuventa, she works to amplify the practices of visual artists from these communities. With expertise in diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as extensive experience in cultural project management, Diane is a committed leader in Quebec’s cultural sector.Her career has led her to collaborate with prestigious institutions such as the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Phi Foundation, the Goethe-Institut, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Le Livart, and the UNESCO Chair DCMET. Her curatorial practice—at the crossroads of visual arts, literature, and the humanities—delves into the literary, visual, and cinematic representations of the Black Atlantic.