Magenta is an interdisciplinary artist, technologist, and movement organizer building infrastructure for globally networked bioregional economies. She is a member of dOrg.tech, where she manages senior teams developing blockchain-based tools for decentralized governance of financial resources with state-of-the-art UX. With her leadership, Bloom has mobilized significant resources to build the platform, legal structures, and support for grassroots initiatives across multiple continents.

With decades of experience in community organizing and healing, Magenta trained for three years with Radical Women in San Francisco and catalyzed the Decriminalize Nature legislation now active in over 100 cities. She has lectured at Harvard and Yale and speaks internationally on regenerative finance, cooperative media, and rebalancing global financial power.

Meg Rivers is a writer, editor, and cultural systems thinker whose work explores humanity’s deep evolutionary and ecological relationship with the living Earth. Her non-fiction work in progress, The Primordial Dream: Reimagining Ourselves as Oceanic Composites, examines personal and physical connection to the ancient sea through science, evolution, and narrative. With a background in Cultural Anthropology, Meg has spent two decades as a cultural translator between humans and emergent technologies, working at the forefront of technological change within major global media enterprises and guiding organizations through the adoption of powerful new tools, including artificial intelligence. Her work weaves together Earth science, technology, and storytelling, offering a lexicon for finding the sacred within planetary systems and more expansive ways of seeing ourselves in relation to the world.

Vikas is a visionary solutions architect and community leader with a high-level background working with governments and corporations to build multinational technical financial infrastructure. With extensive expertise in data analysis, application and web development, and cloud infrastructure, he has led many teams designing scalable solutions using Drupal, AWS, GCP, Docker, and various business intelligence tools. Vikas is also a talented photographer who sees to the heart of what will make Bloom successful, contributing key insights for efficiency, scalability, and impact.

Tolu is a Principal Product Designer with over a decade of experience crafting user-centered solutions for clients ranging from innovative startups to Fortune 500 corporations like Google and Boston Scientific. Through her work, she has developed a deep understanding of how thoughtful design can bridge the gap between complex technical systems and human needs, creating experiences that empower users and drive meaningful impact.

As the Founder of UI Narrative, Tolu has built a platform that democratizes design education through podcasts, mentorship, and online learning resources focused on Product Design, UI/UX, Interaction Design, and Research. Her commitment to knowledge sharing and community building reflects her belief that great design should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or location. When not designing digital solutions or mentoring emerging designers, Tolu can be found channeling her creativity through music, particularly shredding on her guitar.

Using her experience as a learning scientist, neuroscientist, dancer, and dharma practitioner, Zanette invites the work of designing for life from a place of joy. Through embodied experiences that reveal and connect, Zanette activates teams and community leaders as they co-create specific new habits with the power to make visionary aspirations into reality. Zanette`s two decades of work with Indigenous learning communities have taught her that values alignment, embodiment, and deep integration are keys to transformation that lasts.

Relationship to place and ecology, relationship to kin and community, and relationship to self and shadow are vital elements that inform how each of us walks upon the Earth. Bringing to life new patterns for relationship, resilience, and regenerativity is the work that inspires Zanette`s multifaceted dance with living systems design.

Allegra is a designer, innovator, and collaborator with a master`s degree in sustainability from Harvard and many years of experience as an industrial and graphic designer for a wide range of consumer goods companies. She continually endeavors to merge her deep industry knowledge of consumer goods with her passion for systemic improvements and design-thinking, and hopes to bring fruition to her vision of a world in which companies do not have to choose between people, planet, and profit to become successful. Allegra brings a passion for the environment and social justice that underpins every decision she makes and engages stakeholders and collaborators to maximize the beneficial impact on the planet we all share.

In her spare time, Allegra enjoys trying out new vegetarian recipes, playing video games with far-away friends, anything that gets her out of NYC and into nature, and entertaining her two rescue cats, Cricket and Hunter.

Alip Emma plays a key role in supporting Bloom’s local chapters by managing the Local Action Rewards program, which distributes resources to initiatives worldwide. They oversee the process by sending reminders, verifying reports, and suggesting improvements that strengthen fundraising and operational practices.

Alip has also contributed to enhancing the donations experience, developing templates for annual financial reporting, and guiding the team on effective fundraising strategies.

Their expertise includes working with both local and international organizations to raise funds for impactful programs, particularly in sectors such as education, agriculture, and social entrepreneurship. Alip is passionate about creating opportunities for underserved communities and ensuring that resources are allocated to projects that foster long-term, positive change.

Tina is a regenerative storyteller, systems thinker, and garden-side philosopher weaving together ecology, economy, and inner transformation. For more than a decade she stewarded LaLa Gardens Cooperative, a community-owned experiment in permaculture, mutual aid, and living-systems design. Relocating to her ancestral home of Abiquiú, New Mexico, she distilled those lessons into the Natural Being Framework, a life framework aligned with human needs and indigenous cycles of moon and season. Today she writes & teaches through Natural Being, hosts rebel-hearted conversations with healers, seed keepers, and systems innovators, and designs curricula for Natural Farming and Permaculture Teachers Collectives with a declaration of interdependence and hyper-local trade ethics. Tina advises brands & cooperatives on empowerment marketing and regenerative strategy.