Sarah Schlemeier Henke attended University of Missouri from 2010-2014 where she graduated Cum Laude with her Bachelor of Health Sciences and minors in Psychology and Service Learning. After school she launched her career in St. Louis, MO working on grant funded positions in wellness non-profits. Sarah's most recent grant funded position was in association management in 2015 with another MO consulting firm. Seeing a need in advocacy, Sarah started her own company called Advocacy360. Adv360 helps with the development and building of coalitions and grassroot networks. She splits her time within the two companies as Adv360 is housed in the same office as Gamble and Schlemeier, a governmental consulting firm. Adv360's clients include some of the largest trade associations in the state of Missouri. Recently, Sarah has completed a graduate program through the University of Missouri and obtained her master's in Public Affairs through the Truman School of Public Affairs. She currently resides in Columbia, MO with her husband, Hayden, her son Wallace, and their dogs, Teddy and Ziggy. 

Grace Riley obtained her BS in Neuroscience from Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. While attending Rhodes, Grace minored in Health Equity, joined a Neuroscience research team, was published in Viruses for her work in Chemistry, and her research was presented at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research. In the summer of 2019, Grace interned for Gamble & Schlemeier with a focus on public health policy. As a junior and senior, Grace held a fellowship with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Global Pediatric Medicine. Grace graduated with honors in May 2022. Grace specializes in public health and health equity research. She now resides in Columbia, Missouri.