Marc Clebanoff (Moderator) is an award winning filmmaker. In 2004 Clebanoff established his production company Odyssey Motion Pictures under which he has produced and/or directed numerous award winning feature films including Unspoken, The Pink Conspiracy, Break starring Michael Madsen, Charles Durning & David Carradine, Gerald starring Louis Mandylor & Mickey Rooney & Pound of Flesh starring Malcolm McDowell. Clebanoff sits on the board of the Sacramento Int'l Film Festival as well as the Downbeach Film Festival in Atlantic City, NJ. He is also the grandson of world-renowned musician and composer, Herman Clebanoff.

Gena Vazquez (Co-Chair) Following her emergence as a mover and shaker in the Silicon Valley tech trade of the booming 90's, Gena Vazquez forged head first into the wilds of the entertainment industry, encouraged along the way by her retinue of entertainment industry friends. The late director, George Hickenlooper, acquainted with Gena's brash style, teased that she was "made for this business." Never one to shy away from a challenge and armed with an analog Rolodex designed to circumvent every press agent in town, Gena has made her presence and intentions known in Hollywood.

Before she had unpacked, Gena established The Producer’s Fund, an investment entity geared to finance select independent films with some of the most revered talent from both sides of the pond.

In 2010, Marc Clebanoff appointed her as Chairperson of IndieCon. Together, Marc and Gena are a formidable duo as they maintain a consistent hit rate in booking the town's most sought after personalities to headline their monthly events.

Since Gena's appointment, IndieCon has generated a great deal of excitement in the community and attendance has swelled. It is heralded as one of the most ambitious and unique curricular extensions Los Angeles has to offer.

As she leverages her venture capital experience and wields her holy grail Rolodex that strikes fear in the hearts of every publicist in town, it will be interesting to see what dreams ensue.