Lindsay Childress-Beatty, APA’s Chief of Ethics, presents nationally and internationally, publishes, and consults on psychological and organizational ethics. Her most recent appearances include the International Congress of Psychology and ethics and AI at the tech industry’s Consumer Electronics Show, APA2024 Main Stage, and American Society of Association Executives’ Annual Meeting. She is a founding member of the Ethics Professionals Network, uniting over 30 U.S. medical and mental health association ethics directors. She is a licensed attorney (JD, University of Michigan) with a PhD in Clinical Psychology (Columbia University) and a MPhil in International Relations (University of Cambridge, UK).

Angel Elgier has enjoyed a distinguished career at the intersection of behavioral sciences and public policy. He is the founder of the Cognition and Public Policy Laboratory (CogPub) and the director of the Specialization in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy at the Quilmes College of Psychologists, Buenos Aires Province (District XII). He also serves as Argentina’s representative for the Interamerican Society of Psychology and Delegate of the Argentine Association of Behavioral Sciences. His work focuses on the impact of screen use in early childhood, child development in socially vulnerable contexts, and the promotion of evidence-based policies to improve mental health.

Emily D. Campion is an Assistant Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship in the Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa. Emily’s primary area of expertise is in personnel selection with a focus on the use of natural language processing (NLP) to improve measurement and subsequent hiring decisions. Her research has appeared in top-tier academic outlets in psychology and management. Emily also works with public and private organizations to develop and implement AI-based selection assessments.

Kean J. Hsu is a Registered Psychologist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at National University of Singapore. He directs the Clinical Translational Science Laboratory and his team investigates how basic cognitive processes (e.g., attention, executive functioning) impact the etiology and exacerbate symptom severity of depression and anxiety. He is also interested in scalable mental health interventions (e.g., cognitive training, brief interventions), as well as increasing awareness of issues surrounding mental health and stigma in communities that are typically under-served or under-utilize mental health services.

John Francis Leader (JFL) specialises in clinical, research, policy and advocacy work in the areas of mental health, digitalisation and experiential learning. JFL is an Adjunct Research Fellow at University College Dublin and Honorary Secretary of the Psychological Society of Ireland. Internationally, JFL is a Board Member and Liaison for Mental Health of the European Federation of Psychologists' Associations (EFPA) and serves on APA's Committee for Global Psychology.

Dennis P. Stolle is the Head of Applied Psychology at the American Psychological Association, where he leads initiatives across diverse areas, including human-technology interaction. A licensed attorney, Dennis holds both a PhD in Social and Personality Psychology and a law degree from the University of Nebraska. He was previously a co-founder and president of a private consulting firm, where he applied psychological science and methods to advise corporate clients on strategies relating to legal disputes involving a wide range of technologies.

Ernest Wayde is a pioneering psychologist and AI strategist who bridges the gap between artificial intelligence and psychology. As founder and CEO of Wayde AI LLC, he partners with organizations to implement responsible, ethical AI solutions that foster innovation, trust, and collaboration. His research and consulting work focus on optimizing leadership strategies and advancing successful human-AI partnerships across industries. His evidence-based methodologies and deep industry expertise guide organizations through AI transformation while keeping human connection at the core

Vaile Wright is the Senior Director for the Office of Health Care Innovation at the American Psychological Association. She is a licensed psychologist, and researcher focusing on developing strategies to leverage technology and data to address issues within health care including increasing access, measuring care, improving efficiencies and optimizing treatment delivery. As a spokesperson for APA, she has been interviewed by television, radio, print and online media including CNN, The New York Times, and NPR on a range of topics including telehealth and technology, AI, and access to mental health care.

Heng Xu is a Professor at University of Florida's Warrington College of Business, where she directs the Center for AI Governance. Her research, focusing on privacy, data ethics, and cybersecurity, has been published in top outlets across the fields of psychology, computer science, and business. She has received numerous awards, including the National Science Foundation's CAREER award, the Operational Research Society's Stafford Beer Medal, and the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology's Jeanneret Award for Excellence in the Study of Individual or Group Assessment.