As a cancer survivor, Lance founded Livestrong and would see $500 million raised to serve over 3 million people during his tenure with the foundation.  Additionally, through the sale of 80 million wristbands and.the strength and solidarity they came to represent, the immeasurable contribution made can still be seen today.  Lance also spearheaded the effort to create the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) through a $3 billion bond initiative, and served two terms on the President-appointed President's Cancer Panel. His contributions to cancer research through Livestrong, it’s $50M donation to the Dell Medical School (University of Texas, Austin) and CPRIT have had a significant impact in the fight against cancer.

Combining a talent for spotting incredible founders with his lifelong passion for investing, Lance founded NEXT VENTŪRES, a venture capital firm focused on maximizing growth opportunities in the health, wellness, healthcare and–as we like to say–Whole Person Health. Prior to founding NEXT VENTŪRES, he was an active angel investor in companies such as Uber, DocuSign, Active.com, Honey Stinger, Athletic Brewing, Waterloo Water, Wheels Up and Rev Gum.

Through his creation of the media platform WEDŪ, Lance is host to THEMOVE and The Forward.  The audience between these two chart-topping podcasts has grown exponentially to north of 10M impressions annually; and is on the rise.

Hincapie began racing as a young boy in Queens, New York, when his father introduced him to the sport. Prior to joining the professional ranks, Hincapie won 10 junior national titles and two world medals. The following 19 years brought along a  record 17 Ronde van Vlaanderen races, a second-place finish at the grueling Paris-Roubaix, which was the best placement of any American. George also competed 17 times in the Tour de Frances and was part of 9 Tour de France winning teams, and won three U.S. National Pro Road Race championships. 

In 2012, George retired from the professional racing circuit, but he continues to be directly involved in product development and testing for his premium cycling apparel company Hincapie Sportswear. He also devotes much of his time to the the Gran Fondo Hincapie series, Hotel Domestique, Restaurant 17, and is a cohost of THEMOVE.

Other notable victories in his cycling career include the Grand Prix de Nations time trial, a stage in the Tour of Spain, The Tour de l’Avenir, GP Frankfurt, etc.

Johan’s ability to observe, prepare and tactically implement strategies, coupled with his heart and determination, led him to be a respected bike rider in the pro-peloton, but more importantly paved the way for his future career as sports coach.

Johan Bruyneel’s teams have won a record nine Tour de France overall victories. He directed Lance Armstrong to a record seven consecutive wins from 1999 to 2005. He also won two Tours de France overall victories with Contador, two Tours of Italy with Savoldelli and Contador, as well as two Tours of Spain with Contador and Heras.

Johan’s most important job nowadays is being a full-time dad to his daughter Victoria and his son Christian.

JB was a big supporter of the first edition of the Lance Armstrong Foundation, later Livestrong, and in turn, Lance was an annual fixture both helping raise money and appearing on bike distribution day. Yes, JB raced bikes. Growing up an avid runner, JB had never even owned a bike until he was 28. By 30, started racing around the state with a handful of top 5 finishes racing Cat 3 and Masters. JB still likes to hit up group rides but stopped racing to drive a boat for his daughter, two time Women’s Wakesurf World Champion, Raleigh.

JB was creator of www.onairstreaming.com music series, Co-founder of a social video app, later sold to Tinder and Co-founder of Driveway Austin, home of the world famous Driveway Crit Series. When not working with WEDU, JB enjoys sports cars, investing in startups, spending time with his wife, Erin,  and supporting mental health initiatives.

However, after spending his free time writing about pro cycling tactics for widely-circulated publications such as Velonews, CyclingTips, and The Outer Line, he decided to focus on top-level pro cycling full-time and launched the cycling analysis newsletter Beyond the Peloton, which breaks down the nuances of each race and attempts to bring a logic-based approach to cycling coverage for both avid fans and newcomers to the sport. He now splits his time between Beyond the Peloton, strategic consulting with top pro teams, co-hosting the WEDŪ betting podcast OŪTCOMES with Johan Bruyneel, and occasionally filling in as a co-host on THEMOVE.

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Born and raised on a ranch in California, Alison Tetrick is a NCAA tennis player turned biochemist turned professional cyclist and storyteller and free-range entrepreneur. She is a traumatic brain injury survivor after a crash in a professional race, and although the bike almost took her life, it also saved her life. She is passionate about creating opportunity, education, and access to cycling for all through scholarships and community engagement. Working with Zwift, she works on brand strategy and marketing to advocate for equality in not only women’s cycling but so much to #WATCHTHEFEMMES. Alison believes sports can make a powerful difference to change the world and continues to do the work to make a difference. You will see her adventuring, camping, and riding gravel near you.