Sery Kone graduated from Brigham Young University–Hawaii in June 2015 with a degree in business management. Born and raised in Côte d'Ivoire, he survived child labor on the country's cacao farms and left a corporate career to build Well Africa, a nonprofit organization providing schools and clinics across West Africa. Now a loving husband and father, Kone’s story is one of faith, perseverance, and giving back through education.

Cherry Zhang is a Brigham Young University–Hawaii alumna originally from Shenzhen, China, now residing in Hong Kong, China. She graduated in December 2024 with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management. Today, with a Master's in Digital Management and an IBM internship, she's bringing her curiosity, and love of connecting with people into her career as a Technology Transformation Consultant.

Michael Angelo Busania earned an Interdisciplinary Studies degree in Marketing and Entrepreneurship from BYU–Hawaii in 2021. Today, he leads Seris Food Manufacturing, a growing company that reaches shelves across the Philippines and hires members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His journey is guided by faith, service, and a firm belief that the best place to build is the place you call home.

Lillian Pagaduan Villamor graduated from BYU–Hawaii in 2002 with a degree in Biology. Today, she is a devoted mother and a Ph. D. biotechnologist in Agricultural Science with the National Livestock Cryobank of the Philippine Carabao Center, Department of Agriculture. Her livestock genetics research feeds the Philippines and has earned her national and regional recognition across Southeast Asia. Through success and adversity, including a ten-year journey to earn her master's degree while raising young children, Villamor's story is one of discipline, sacrifice, and unshakable faith.