With over two decades of experience, Kate Walsh remains one of the busiest actresses in the industry. Her most recent live performance role was in the off-Broadway play IF I FORGET, for which she was nominated for a number of awards. Onscreen, Walsh most recently starred in Netflix’s 13 REASONS WHY as Olivia Baker, as well as THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY. Walsh also stars in three upcoming films: HONEST THIEF, 3022, and SELL BY.
In 2017, Walsh was seen in the hit comedy, GIRL’S TRIP, as well as the Netflix feature #REALITYHIGH and Sony’s MARK FELT: THE MAN WHO BROUGHT DOWN THE WHITE HOUSE. Walsh is also widely known for her starring role as Dr. Addison Montgomery on ABC’s PRIVATE PRACTICE and GREY’S ANATOMY. Walsh has also appeared on and executive produced a variety of other shows in the TV space.
Aside from acting, Walsh has been a strong voice in the fight for women’s rights and reproductive freedom. Another cause important to Walsh is ocean and marine life conservation. Lastly, Walsh has also traveled around the world with Operation Smile to provide surgical care to children born with cleft lips.

Margaret Munzer Loeb, President of MML Productions, is a passionate advocate for women’s reproductive freedom. Her two decades of work to advance women’s rights are manifested in a robust philanthropic portfolio which promotes social justice, human rights, and LGBT equality. Margaret focuses on ensuring universal access to reproductive services and preserving and advancing the rights of all women to make their own choices about their health, especially in the face of forces who would erode them. She is also an avid supporter of feminist art, consistent with her view that the arts are essential channels for social change.
Margaret served on the boards of the National Institute for Reproductive Health from 2006-2015 and the Center for Reproductive Rights from 2011-2013. She currently serves on the boards of PEN America, Prep for Prep, and the Ethical Culture Fieldston School. Margaret is also a member of the President’s Advisory Council on the Arts at Brown University, where she received her B.A. in History and Visual Art. She holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work.
Margaret started her career in commercial film production and has recently returned to creating films through her company, MML Productions. She is currently executive producing and directing a documentary feature film on the unintended consequences of over-parenting, over-pressuring, and over-protecting children today.

Andrea Stewart-Cousins was elected by her colleagues to serve as Leader of the Senate Democratic Conference in December 2012, becoming the first female leader of a legislative conference in New York State history. She was first elected to the State Senate in 2006, representing parts of Westchester County including Greenburgh, part of White Plains, part of New Rochelle, part of Yonkers and Scarsdale. Her belief that creating change locally affects changes on the State level has driven her legislative and policy agenda at home and in Albany. In January 2019, Andrea Stewart-Cousins became the first women legislative leader in New York State history.
As Leader, Andrea Stewart-Cousins has made women’s rights and growing the state economy a key priority for the Senate Democratic Conference. She also understands that education is the equalizer in our society, and that is why she has fought to improve the quality of education for every child, regardless of what zip code they live in. Throughout her time in public service, Senator Stewart-Cousins has been a strong advocate for human rights, quality education, accessible and affordable reproductive health care, and making government more efficient, transparent and accountable to all citizens.
Senator Stewart-Cousins resides in Yonkers, was married to the late Thomas Cousins and has three children and four grandchildren.