Lance is the husband of Sasha, father of four, Christ follower and a Physical Therapist. Lance is a graduate of Southwest Baptist University with a bachelors degree in Biology and a Masters of Physical Therapy. Originally from Kansas City Missouri, Lance has lived in Nebraska since 1999. When not practicing physical therapy or working at Brave Enough he enjoys Crossfit, spending time watching his 3 boys play soccer and basketball, and his daughter dance. He loves to travel with Sasha and is a foodie.

Steph is excited to be part of Brave Enough because she loves being part of a team working to empower women. She has spent years in non-profit spaces helping manage admin and projects. She has a MA in Theology from Fuller Seminary. She reads too much, loves wine, and traveling. She is a native of St. Louis, MO but currently lives with her husband and 2 stepchildren in Alabama.

Gillian Delos Reyes hails all the way from the beautiful country of the Philippines and is currently in the process of completing her Master's in Business Administration. She has been an SEO Content Writer and Editor for blogs that mainly focuses on beauty, home construction, food, and marketing. Gillian is deeply fascinated by learning and connecting with others and during her free time loves to watch documentaries and spend time with her family and pets. Gillian believes in the Brave Enough movement and is excited to be part of the team and its empowering community!

Sarah Pugh is a lover of all things creative, graphic design, social media and empowering women all around to become the best versions of themselves. She looks after the Social Media Platforms, making sure the content is always placing value on the customer and/or follower as well as providing fun and creative visuals. She loves books, coffee, movies and listening to movie’s scores. Her and her husband Matt have been married for 9 years and have two boys and a dog.

Brittney Roberts Terry, DO, FAAP is a board certified pediatrician practicing in northeast Tennessee is the BE Community Manager. Her special interests include breastfeeding medicine, obesity prevention, community advocacy, and child abuse prevention. Dr. Terry has done several local and national presentations on child abuse education and prevention. Dr. Terry is a passionate advocate for women in medicine and is very active with her local Women in Medicine groups as well as serving as a medical student mentor. Dr. Terry is associate faculty at Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Blacksburg, VA, as well as Debusk College of Osteopathic Medicine in Harrogate, Tennessee.