Richard A. Graeter is Past Master of Caliburn Lodge No. 785, Cincinnati, Ohio and an Active Member of the DeMolay Legion of Honor, former Commander-in-Chief of Ohio Consistory, Honorary Sovereign Grand Inspector General of the 33rd and Last Degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Northern Jurisdiction, and past Chairman of the Masonic Education and Information Committee of the Grand Lodge of Ohio F. & A. M. Worshipful Bro. Graeter's powerful 2012 essay, "Reform Freemasonry", is considered by many Masons as one of the most insightful and relevant Masonic writings in recent years. Worshipful Bro. Graeter is an Honorary Member of the Rubicon Masonic Society, Lexington, Kentucky.

Patrick Craddock is a Past Master of Conlegium Ritus Austeri No. 779 in Nashville (as well as a charter member of same), and the proprietor of The Craftsman's Apron in Nashville, Tennessee (www.craftsmansapron.com) providing Freemasons with the highest quality Masonic regalia, gifts, and personal effects available. He received his Master of Arts degree (Middle Tennessee State University '92) and Master of Philosophy (University College of Wales - Aberystwyth '01) in history, is a contributing author to Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture, C. Van West, ed., as well as a past-curator of exhibits at the Carter House Museum, Franklin, Tennessee. Initiated, passed and raised in O.D. Smith Lodge, No. 33, Oxford, Mississippi, he was a life member Hiram Lodge No. 7, Franklin, Tennessee, President of the Masonic Society, and an Honorary Member of the Rubicon Masonic Society, Lexington, Kentucky.

Dr. John Bizzack is Master of Lexington Lodge No. 1, in Lexington, Kentucky, and member of the Scottish Rite. He is the author of numerous papers, essays, commentaries, and several popular books on Freemasonry including For the Good of the Order: Examining the Shifting Paradigm within Freemasonry, and Island Freemasonry: the Final Bastion of the Observant Lodge, and How and Why Freemasonry Came to Kentucky: The Backstory. Dr. Bizzack is a founding member of the Rubicon Masonic Society, Coordinator of the Masonic History Study Group in Lexington, a Fellow and Director of The Masonic Society, and a member of the William O. Ware Lodge of Research, Texas Lodge of Research, and Southern California Lodge of Research. He is also a member of the North Central Past Masters Association. Dr. Bizzack speaks nationally on a wide variety of topics regarding Freemasonry.

Worshipful Brother Cameron Poe is Assistant Grand Tyler of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, F. & A. M., and Past Master of Lexington Lodge No. 1 in Lexington, Kentucky. He was instrumental in developing the approach used by Lexington Lodge No. 1 to educate their candidates through each of the three degrees, advancing Masonic education for all members, and ultimately a revitalization and cultural change of his Lodge.

He has since served his Grand Lodge as District Deputy Grand Master, Past Chairman for the Committee on Masonic Education, and the Committee for Collegiate Fraternal Relations. He was also Masonic Homes Ambassador for District 20 from 2011-2014, and has served on the Grand Lodge Committee on Credentials, Grand Lodge Representative to California, and the Southeastern Grand Masters Conference Committee for the Grand Lodge of Kentucky. He is also co-founder and Chairman of the Rubicon Masonic Society in Lexington, and recipient of the Lexington Lodge No. 1 Masonic Statesman Award. He has been invested with the Knight Commander of the Court of Honor, Valley of Louisville Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction.