Kevin D. Roberts, PhD, was named President of The Heritage Foundation in October 2021. He succeeded former Heritage President Kay C. James as the seventh President in the organization’s 50-year history. In September 2023, Roberts was named President of Heritage Action for America and serves both organizations in a joint role.

Roberts previously served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF), an Austin-based nonprofit, nonpartisan research institute and the largest state think tank in the nation. Under Roberts’ leadership, TPPF more than doubled in size. He also expanded the Texas think tank’s influence nationwide, opening an office in Washington, D.C., so that TPPF research might better inform federal policy debates. 

Christian McGuigan is an Emmy nominated producer and founder and CEO of Sycamore
Studios - a premium film studio that develops and produces good, true, and beautiful
family entertainment for audiences everywhere.
Before founding Sycamore Studios, Christian served as the Vice President of Global Content
Strategy for Omnicom's Porter Novelli. During this time, he oversaw accounts ranging from
LEGO to CVS. Prior to his work at Omnicom, Christian was Vice President at Participant Media,
a leading Hollywood film studio that earned 86 Academy Award® nominations and 21 wins, including Best Picture twice.
Christian began his career at Participant developing digital strategy and leading creative for
Participant's integrated, impact-driven film marketing campaigns. He later helped lead
Participant's in-house agency division.
Christian earned his B.A. in English Literature from the University of Dallas and his J.D. from
Chapman University School of Law. He is an adjunct professor at Pepperdine University's
Graduate School of Public Policy and a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy.
Christian currently resides in Austin, Texas, with his wife and four children.

Lt. Governor Dan Patrick is the preeminent voice for principled conservative policies in Texas and across America. He was first elected to the Texas legislature in 2006 as a state senator and represented the northwest portion of Houston for eight years. He was then elected lieutenant governor of Texas in 2014 and was re-elected in 2018 and 2022 by nearly 800,000 votes. 

His commitment to pro-life policies has been evident throughout his time in the legislature. In 2011, he fought to secure passage of the sonogram bill, estimated to have saved over 250,000 lives. As President of the Senate, he oversaw the most pro-life legislative session in 2021. He prioritized the passage of the heartbeat bill (which prevented nearly all abortions after six weeks), as well as the abortion ban trigger bill, which abolished abortion practices in Texas after Roe v. Wade was overturned. 

As a devout Christian, Lt. Governor Patrick worked to have the words “In God We Trust” placed above the doors of the Texas Senate, and he passed legislation to put “Under God” in the Texas Pledge of Allegiance. He also started the largest prison seminary in the world for inmates serving long-term to life sentences. The seminary has now graduated over 100 inmates with a full 4-year seminary degree, and they have hundreds more enrolled in the program. 

A committed husband, father, and grandfather, Lt. Governor Patrick has been married to his wife Jan, a former schoolteacher, for 49 years. They have two children, Ryan and Shane, and eight grandchildren

Born in Mexico City, Montse Alvarado is the first Latina President and COO of EWTN News, where she oversees global news platforms including the Catholic News Agency, the National Catholic Register, and a lineup of television and radio news programs. She is also the founding anchor of the weekly show News in Depth.

Profiled by the Wall Street Journal as "A defender of all religion, on the front lines of America’s culture wars," she worked with the team at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty—a renowned non-profit defending religious freedom as a human right—for 14 years, securing 12 victories at the Supreme Court for clients like the Little Sisters of the Poor.

Montse serves on the boards of various Catholic non-profits and advises the U.S. Bishops through their Religious Liberty Committee.