Randall is a co-owner of Most Incredible Studio, serving as the creative lead for their products and art that marries hip hop culture and LEGO. He's a UX Design Lead at Capital One, where he's been since 2011. He's also a co-founder of the HUE Design Summit, an immersive un-conference for Black developers & designers created to foster relationships & build community, which has run since 2017. In his spare time, he still finds time to play and improve in his craft of LEGO, of which he's been an enthusiast since 1990. Randall has been featured in Axios, Afrotech, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Revision Path, among many other outlets. Randall holds a Bachelor's degree in Architecture from Georgia Institute of Technology. Randall is a native ATLien but is based in Chicago. Creative, art collector, and archivist. Syreeta Gates is the founder of The Gates Preserve, a multimedia experience company committed to archiving and preserving hip hop culture, such that it lasts forever. She produces "Yo Stay Hungry" -- a live culinary competition that bridges hip hop with food and beverage, and is co-owner of Most Incredible Studio which celebrates and commemorates the artists and moments that continue to elevate and define hip-hop culture - through LEGO. She has produced 4 short films and Gates' archival work includes research for "The Remix: Hip Hop X Fashion" and "A Ballerina's Tale." Her feature documentary debut, Shaping the Culture, is the history of hip-hop in print from copy machines to tweets. Most recently, Gates teamed up with founder of Professional Black Girl Yaba Blay, author and organizer Tarana Burke, and Karen Good Marable to create tomarywithlove.com, a multimedia celebration honoring the life and legacy of Mary J. Blige on her 50th birthday. Syreeta has been featured in Forbes, RedBull, Black Enterprise, and many other outlets. Her work was lauded in Tony Wagner's, "Creating Innovators" and John Schlimm's book, "Stand Up!: 75 Young Activists Who Rock the World, And How You Can, Too!" Gates was also highlighted in Adam Smiley Poswolsky's "The Quarter-Life Breakthrough: Invent Your Own Path, Find Meaningful Work." Syreeta holds a Bachelor's degree in Urban Youth Culture from Hunter College and a Master's degree in Moving Image Archiving and Preservation from New York University. A native New Yorker, Syreeta is based in Queens, New York. #QGTM
