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First Name Last Name Company City, State First Name Last Name Company City, State Samantha Brandvein Dillanos Coffee Roasters Sumner, WA Stephan Witchell Tempest Coffee Collective Appleton, WI Amy Trompeter Ultimo Coffee Philadelphia, PA Jared Holt Black & White Coffee Roasters Wake Forest, NC Andrea Allen Onyx Coffee Lab Springdale, AR Dylan Siemens Onyx Coffee Lab Springdale, AR Joel Bigelow Messenger Coffee Company Lenexa, KS Katie Hatch Caffe Medici Austin, TX Jenna Gotthelf Everyman Espresso Long Island City, NY Dakota Graff Airship Coffee Bentonville, AR Sam Neely Switchback Coffee Roasters Colorado Springs, CO Won Jung Gimme! Coffee Queens, NY Diane Contreras Vigilante Coffee Hyattsville, MD Matthew Scott Lemonjello's Coffee Holland, MI Penelope Hearne Counter Culture Coffee Brooklyn, NY Dawn Shanks Peregrine Espresso Washington, DC Joshua McNeilly Black Black Coffee Denver, CO Steve Holm Stovetop Roasters Holland, MI Matthew Barahura Intelligentsia Coffee Los Angeles, CA Bailey Arnold Gregorys Coffee Brooklyn, NY Evan Pollitt Summit Coffee Davidson, NC Brandon Acuña Fleet Coffee Austin, TX T. Ben Fischer Elixr Coffee Philadelphia, PA Levi Roye Post Coffee Company Kansas City, MO Jonthan Fiedler Grateful Brew Greenville, SC Joel Norman Chattahoochee Coffee Company Atlanta, GA Isaiah Sheese Archetype Coffee Omaha, NE Simeon Bricker Splitlog Coffee Co Kansas City, KS Derrick Wessels Beagle Coffee Co Fort Collins, CO Paul Johnson Mission Coffee Co Columbus, OH Robert Uribe Jr Cherry Street Shoreline, WA Daps Salisbury Blue Bottle Coffee Washington, DC AJ Berge Seattle Coffee Works Seattle, WA Austin Dryden Spiller Park Coffee Philadelphia, PA Samuel Smith The Pioneer Woman Mercantile Tulsa, OK Steph Caronna North Carolina Museum of Art Apex, NC Helena Shanks River Rock Coffee Kasota, MN Cara Nakagawa Toby's Estate Coffee Roasters Brooklyn, NY Oodie Taliaferro Independent Kemp, TX Mo Koolphanich Slipstream DC Arlington, VA Hugo Cano Folclor Orange, CA Radames Roldan Blueprint Coffee St. Louis, MO Adam JacksonBey The Potter's House Washington, DC Jillian Hamrick Joe Van Gogh Carrboro, NC Byron Gomez Spitfire New Orleans, LA Damian Giles Prince Coffee Portland, OR Lucas Bermejo Peregrine Espresso Washington, DC Amine Amamli Little Amp Coffee Roasters Harrisburg, PA Siri Simran Khalsa Lofty Coffee Co San Diego, CA Eliza Lovett Mill City Roasters Colorado Springs, CO Brooke Ledbetter Edison Coffee Co Denton, TX Brodie Lewis Madcap Coffee Co Grand Rapids, MI Arthur Beaudet Revelator Coffee Co Atlanta, GA William Usry Sump Coffee St. Louis, MO Shane Hess Jubala Coffee Raleigh, NC Merecedes Nelson Coffea Roasterie & Espresso Bar Sioux Falls, SD Jessica Spangler Red Rooster Coffee Roaster Woolwine, VA Selina Peña Commonwealth Coffee Denver, CO Sam Schaefer Stovetop Coffee Roasters Ann Arbor, MI.
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