Gina Betts is a partner with Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP and she chairs her firm's private equity practice. Gina was a Girl Scout growing up in a small town in Louisiana. Ms. Betts devotes her free time to her husband and two sons and charitable causes related to cancer prevention, prevention of violence against women and children, and the education of young women. She currently serves on the Board of Directors of The Posey Family Foundation and Wipe Out Kid's Cancer. She is President of the Foundation for the Education of Young Women, which has entered into partnerships with five school districts in Texas to provide single sex education to young women. The Irma Rangel Young Women's Leadership School in Fair Park in Dallas was the first such school established by the Foundation and the DISD. One hundred percent of its graduates are currently in college.

Caroline Rose Hunt has been honored many times for her dedication to entrepreneurship and philanthropic endeavors, such as being chosen as "One of the 50 most powerful women in the USA" from Ladies' Home Journal and as an inductee into the Dallas Business Hall of Fame. She is also well-known for creating the luxury accommodations at The Mansion on Turtle Creek and her highly-acclaimed bath and skin products – Lady Primrose.

Lynn McBee was a former Girl Scout and works in the Biotechnology field. Lynn is best known for her leadership roles in the Dallas community. Most recently, she was chosen as the chairman of the board for the Dallas Film Society and will receive the Partners for Children Award from Community Partners of Dallas in early 2012. McBee currently chairs the United Way of Dallas' Toqueville Society and the 25th Anniversary Celebration. She currently serves as chairman emeritus and is a life member of the board of directors for the Visiting Nurses Association.

Regina Montoya was a former Girl Scout and currently serves as the senior vice president and general counsel for Children's Medical Center of Dallas. She is one of the first Latinas chosen as a partner in a major U.S. law firm and has served the White House as an assistant to the President and Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Montoya is also a leader in the nonprofit community and led the Girls Incorporated organization as its volunteer national president from 1996-2000 and is a current board member for the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund (MALDEF).

As an advocate for herself and others with disabilities, Andrea speaks on behalf of the Special Olympics in Coppell as well as the adapted programming offered by her local YMCA. Additionally, she gives back to the community through volunteering weekly at both her church and at the local library. She is a second degree black belt in taekwondo. Andrea is a Girl Scout Ambassador and a member of Girl Scout Troop 2471. She is a high school senior and lives in Coppell, Texas.