Founder of MAC LIFE LLC and MAC LIFE Community (501(c)(3)), Shaadie operates fluently across live event production, MC hosting, brand strategy, and community programming. A former multi-sport athlete who signed the first full track and field scholarship from Sheldon High School to UC Berkeley, he carries an athlete's discipline into everything he builds.

On stage: NBA All-Star Weekend host (2023 & 2025), TEDxSaltLakeCity speaker, TV host and field producer for "A Shot with Shaadie" on ABC 4 Utah, Entertainment Director for 707 Week Vallejo, resident MC for the Unity Block Party (5,000+ annual attendees).

Off stage: Entertainment Consultant to California Forever, Booking Agent & Entertainment Director for the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, and the architect of the MAC LIFE Entertainment Business Academy currently in development with Vallejo City Unified School District.

Brandon "KB" Henry Sr. is a Northern California community figure, athlete, and football coach whose story begins in the same neighborhoods and schools MAC LIFE was built to serve. A Vallejo native and Jesse Bethel High School alumnus, KB made program history as a Jaguar varsity player in November 2002, securing the onside kick recovery that sealed the first postseason football playoff victory in school history.

Coaching record: Built the Vallejo Titans youth football program from the ground up, then moved into the high school ranks as Head JV Coach at American Canyon High School under Varsity HC Marcellus Holmes, where his JV squad has averaged 300+ rushing yards per game and posted a 3.1 team GPA under his leadership.

Role at MAC LIFE: Designs and leads paid youth football clinics and skills camps, delivers coaching methodology workshops for regional youth league coaches, and builds the mentorship pipeline tying athletic development to academic accountability. His credibility as an active, verifiable community coach is what makes MAC LIFE's youth programming real instead of theoretical.

Kiirt Banks is a professionally trained theater actor, singer-songwriter, and recording artist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. An original member of MAC LIFE since its founding, Kiirt serves as the organization's Treasurer and Director of Performance Arts and Music Development, bringing a rare combination of stage credibility, vocal mastery, and financial stewardship to the team.

On stage: Represented by the McCarty Talent Agency, with principal and lead roles including Coalhouse Walker Jr. in Ragtime (2025) and Agwe in Once on This Island (2026), plus ensemble and principal work in Dreamgirls, Of Mice and Men, and To Kill a Mockingbird. An active member of the Unity Gospel Choir since 2016.

Role at MAC LIFE: Leads youth and adult performance arts workshops, theater technique and audition-prep clinics, and vocal coaching sessions for individual and small-group learners, plus studio recording workshops that introduce youth to producing and releasing original music. His mission: create access points for the next generation of performers who haven't yet had a professional stage to stand on.