Husani S. Oakley is a writer, technologist, and global creative leader whose work lives at the intersection of art and science.

Husani co-wrote the book and lyrics for the satirical musical Stable Geniuses at the End of the World and the musical Welcome to Sandy Peaches. Other writing/co-writing credits include Divide Theory (television), Unleashed (television), and Desert Rose (film). He produced the critically-acclaimed Off-Broadway musical Camp Morning Wood and modern dance show Static REM.

As Global Director of Creative Practices at Netflix, he led strategies for original and licensed content, shaping how technology helps audiences connect with stories—a perspective he was also invited to share at the White House by the Obama Administration.

Husani co-founded Flavorpill, a pioneering digital platform for arts and culture, and GoldBean, an investment platform designed to empower women and people of color.

As Director of Creative Technology at Wieden+Kennedy, he developed award-winning work for global brands like Jordan Brand, Heineken, and ESPN, including the innovative "Human Twitter" project for the X Games; as Chief Technology Officer at Deutsch New York, he guided the digital vision for clients like AB InBev, PNC Bank, and AT&T.

Husani was named to Adweek's Creative 100 as one of the "most fascinating creative professionals" and honored by Campaign US's 40 Over 40. He is an executive member of IADAS (The Webby Awards) and has served as a juror for the creative industry's highest honors, including Cannes Lions, the One Show, and Clio Music.

Marc Erdahi is a critically-acclaimed writer, director, and producer whose superpower is developing new stories from concept to production.

He conceived and wrote/co-wrote the original musicals Stable Geniuses at the End of the World, Welcome to Sandy Peaches, Moonshot (music by Corey Everly), Vlad and the Impalers (music by Ben Shooter), Son of Captain Blood (music by Nick Messitte), and Jezebels. His original plays include Fluorescent, Kill Granny, and Pretty Vacant. His work also extends to television with the sitcom pilot Unleashed.

Marc was honored with a NYMF Award for Best Reading for his original stage adaptation of the best-selling novel Fat Kid Rules the World. His musical Camp Morning Wood (concept, director) was a NYTimes favorite in 2021. Most recently, his musical Moonshot was an Official Selection of the 2024 Lavender Fest Atlanta.

Additional directorial credits include Hedwig and the Angry Inch (as Producing Artistic Director of the 3S Theatre Collective) and regional/festival productions Hair, South Pacific, All Shook Up, and Nine. His festival-winning work includes Women and Guns (Winner, Best New Play), That's Showbiz! (Winner, Best New Musical), and Fringe Encores official selectionsStandby and Sex, Lies and Earl Grey.

He has served as Production Stage Manager on both Off-Broadway and national tours of shows like The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show and Seussical.

Marc holds a Master of Science in Communications from Northwestern University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from The New School University.