Phoenix Carnevale is an internationally-known media personality, combat sports commentator, actress, and fitness professional based in New York, whose career was shaped by growing up in New York City with a lifelong love of comic books, action movies, and sitcoms. She’s worked cage-side reporting and commentating for major combat sports promotions and outlets — including — and has regularly appeared as a guest host on and as a panelist on . Her martial arts training spans boxing, MMA, Muay Thai, Escrima, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and more, which informs both her commentary and fitness work. Phoenix also creates fitness content like her popular “Undefeated” program on , co-hosts the podcast with Everlast, and pursues acting roles in television, commercials, and film, while occasionally contributing to NYPD crisis intervention training.

As VP Head of Creative, Bridget leads all internal and external branding and visual messaging for Prudential and its U.S. Businesses, which include Prudential Global Investment Management (PGIM), Prudential Advisors Group, Retirement Strategies, Group Insurance, Individual Insurance, and Retail and Advisory Solutions. Her teams are charged with supporting the business units and their customers by delivering marketing campaigns and experiences that help to inspire individuals to take the actions necessary to create and protect their financial wellness by saving for retirement, preparing for the unexpected, and managing their day-to-day finances. Under her leadership, Prudential has earned more than 44 awards for creative, design, and communication excellence, from organizations including PIMA, APEX, and the Ad Club. Bridget has been named “30 under 30” for marketing excellence and “40 under 40” in Advertising. Prior to joining Prudential, Bridget worked at various agencies where she was responsible for some of the most recognized brands in the world, including Samsung, BMW, and Verizon. Passionate about sharing her knowledge of the power and impact of good design, Bridget has been an adjunct professor for the past 18 years teaching marketing, business, public relations and journalism students how to use the language of design to communicate with purpose. Bridget holds a B.A. in Communications and Advertising from Seton Hall University. In addition, she earned her M.F.A. in Design from William Paterson University.