Dr. Adam L. Cheeseman is the Director of School and Community Safety for Rank One Computing, where he "tells the school safety story" from a school leader's perspective and how ROC can help schools and other government agencies with their safety solution needs. Moreover, Dr. Cheeseman is a leadership consultant with RENEW Transformational Strategies, where he delivers keynote addresses, provides leadership consultation, and helps to offer leadership training and seminars. As the former Superintendent of Doddridge County Schools, he has closely partnered with JASON Learning to expand the science curriculum and send students to train with top scientists worldwide. Additionally, he spearheaded a localized curriculum initiative using public-private partnerships and watched his district become the first district in the nation to be named an AASA STEM Certified District. Dr. Cheeseman received his Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education from Alderson Broaddus University, Master of Arts in Biblical Studies from Liberty University in 2011, and Doctorate in Strategic Leadership through Liberty University in 2023. He is married to his wife, Lisa, and has three daughters. Dr. Cheeseman is the past president of the West Virginia Association of School Administrators and was named the 2024 West Virginia Superintendent of the Year.

EARLY YEARS, Jimmy started his directing and producing career in 2013 at Black Entertainment Network (BET)® and Tyler Perry Studios. Straight out of college, Jimmy started his production career at his local high school, where he produced stage plays that quickly outgrew the building. In 2016, Jimmy achieved great success with his stage play “Black Boy Blues,” reaching a live audience of over 10,000 people. In 2017, he produced, directed, and wrote his first small-budget feature film, “Sinners Wanted,” starring Lamman Rucker, Clifton Powel, and many other notable actors, premiering on TV One and BET Plus.

In 2020, Jimmy co-directed and produced his debut documentary film, Basketball County: In The Water on Showtime®, executive produced by NBA Superstar Kevin Durant and 35 Ventures. The film focused on the exceptional NBA talent that was born and raised in Prince George’s County, MD. It became one of the top documentaries of the year for Showtime®.

In 2021, Jimmy launched Playwatch Kids, LLC, where he is the CEO and President of content. Playwatch Kids is a streaming platform and animation studio targeting minority children, helping to aid in education and clean entertainment. Playwatch is currently collaborating with Whoopi Goldberg to produce kid-friendly content for the BLKFAM streaming network. The company is creating a faith-based Christian cartoon series called The Marvelous Light, along with a plethora of other animated IPs.

In 2023, Jimmy debuted his new stage play Poor Man Rich Soul at the historic Duke Ellington Theatre reaching over 20,000 people. The stage play is now set to do a U.S. tour.

Spring of 2024, Jimmy is putting the finishing touches on the definitive documentary about
the dominance of the University of Alabama football program, looking back at its historical
significance, and the modern dynasty capped off by the Nick Saban years.

late 2024, Jimmy will be producing and directing an original script called God With Us. The story is about a chaste inner-city teen given a mission by God to save humanity.

Jimmy’s love for basketball will be expressed in a new documentary about the NBA and specifically Canadian-born and raised players like Steve Nash, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jamal Murray. Jimmy is set to direct “Outta The Rough,” an inspiring, coming-of-age drama about a foster kid escaping the trap of street life after discovering a natural gift for the game of golf.

Dr. Joshua Blackwell is an esteemed figure in pharmacy, currently holding the roles of Clinical Pharmacy Manager for Ambulatory Services and Residency Program Coordinator for the PGY1/PGY2/MBA Health System Pharmacy Administration & Leadership (HSPAL) Residency Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, TX. Graduating with his Doctorate of Pharmacy degree from Ohio Northern University and distinction from the University of Houston with his Master of Sciences, he refined his skills through rigorous training during his two-year health system pharmacy administration and leadership residency program at CommonSpirit Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center.

Joshua's dedication to the pharmacy profession is evident through his leadership positions, serving as Chair for the American Society of Health System Pharmacists (ASHP) Council on Education & Workforce Development and Section of Pharmacy Practice Leaders Advisory Group on Frontline Leaders. At the state level, he chairs the Public Affairs and Advocacy Council and serves as the lead delegate for his affiliate.

A passionate mentor, Joshua is deeply committed to nurturing the next generation of leaders in various fields. His guidance has empowered numerous professionals to excel in their careers. Joshua not only leads in healthcare but also pioneers change as the Co-Founder, President, and CEO of Pharmacist Initiative Leaders, a social enterprise aimed changing the look, face, and feel of healthcare at every stage.

In addition to his pharmacy endeavors, Joshua embarked on his STEM journey through JASON, contributing as a trailblazer and Argonaut for the 2005 Disappearing Wetlands expedition in Louisiana. His multifaceted contributions underscore his commitment to exploration, leadership, and innovation across diverse domains.