Founding Partner of the Halftime Institute, 100x Forum, and Ardent Mentoring
Lloyd Reeb is a social entrepreneur, author, and thought leader focused on helping high-capacity leaders navigate the second half of life with purpose, clarity, and impact. As a founding partner of the Halftime Institute, the 100x Forum, and Ardent Mentoring, Lloyd has spent over two decades equipping leaders to multiply their influence through organizations, mentoring, and redemptive ventures.
Early in life, Lloyd’s entrepreneurial spirit emerged when, at 14, he invested in a piece of land near Atlantic City—an experience that sparked a passion for building and creativity. He went on to study at McGill University, earning a degree in three years to enter the workforce faster. After starting his career in marketing at TD Bank, Lloyd transitioned into real estate development, building senior living communities that provided financial freedom and opened the door to a deeper question: What am I really here for?
That search led Lloyd to co-found the Halftime Institute with Bob Buford in 1998. Since then, Halftime has become a global movement, guiding thousands of leaders from success to significance. In 2024, the Institute merged with Faith Driven Movement, and Lloyd launched the 100x Forum—a network of high capacity leaders seeking to leverage their resources for exponential Kingdom impact.
He also co-founded Ardent Mentoring with Chris Crane, pairing seasoned leaders with young entrepreneurs to scale redemptive ventures that bring hope and renewal worldwide.
Lloyd’s passion lies in mobilizing others—he believes that his greatest impact comes not just from what he builds, but from helping others build. “My fruit grows on other people’s trees”.Lloyd and his wife Linda live on Lake Norman in North Carolina. They’ve been married nearly 45 years, have three married children, and five grandchildren. He’s written ten books, including From Success to Significance, The Social Entrepreneur, and Sage Stage: Growing Fruit on Other People’s Trees.
CEO, Chambers Interests
Pete Chambers is an entrepreneur and businessman at heart. A graduate of Texas Christian University, Pete’s career started in plant operations, sales, and business development for Chemical Lime Company, now a Lhoist Group Company. He later went back to school to attend the University of Texas MBA program, where his entrepreneurial drive gained traction. Soon after moving back to his hometown of Fort Worth, he purchased Diamond H Recognition, an employee recognition company. Under Pete’s direction as CEO and Chairman, the business was transformed into an employee engagement software platform serving Fortune 1000 companies worldwide. The company re-branded as Inspirus in 2009 and sold to Sodexo in 2016. Pete is currently living out his mission to serve, lead, and connect leaders in thriving organizations as CEO at Chambers Interests, a single-family-investment office. Constant learning and personal growth have been Pete’s hallmark, compelling him to complete seven Halftime Institute programs and seminars, the YPO Harvard Executive Program, YPO Mergers and Acquisitions Seminar, Wharton School of Wealth Management Program, and the Insead Executive Management Program in Europe. Pete has served as President of the West Texas Chapter of Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) and has been an active member of his YPO forum for over 25 years. He is a co-founder of the 100X Forum with Lloyd Reeb. Locally, Pete serves as Chairman of the Board at Rivertree Academy, a private, Christian school serving under-resourced students in a low-income community in Fort Worth. Pete and his wife, Raney, celebrate 30 years of marriage in 2024. They have three daughters and one granddaughter, Elle.
Founder and CEO, Mountain Funding and The Fioretti Family Foundation
Peter Fioretti is Founder and CEO of Mountain Funding, as well as The Fioretti Family Foundation. He has 35+ years of owning and managing several real estate investment and development companies, investing over $3B equity. Since founding Mountain in 1993, Peter is responsible for the company’s vision, strategic partnerships, and investment decisions. Mountain’s family office currently provides strategic and co-GP equity, to extraordinary real estate companies that excel in a specific market niche. Mountain invests equity, and shares relationships, strategies, and advice with these companies over a long-term horizon, to significantly increase their growth and success. Peter leads The Fioretti Family Foundation, using his entrepreneurial vision, relationships, and capital to support sustainable programs striving to make a significant social impact. This Foundation primarily serves underprivileged kids in education, jobs, healthcare & housing; it also super-charges careers for real estate and entrepreneurial students and young leaders. Mr. Fioretti started his career as a developer of urban properties in Hoboken, NJ. He received many recognitions, including “Entrepreneur of the Year” for real estate by Inc. Magazine. Peter is a graduate of Lehigh University, where he served on its Board of Trustees. He is an Alum of the inaugural 2019 100X Forum. Peter enjoys extreme adventures including mountain climbing, hiking, diving, and biking. Peter and his wife, Heidi live in Charlotte, NC and Miami, FL. They enjoy adventure travel across the globe, wine & food, sports, and music events. Peter’s children, Peter Jr. and Arianna, are enjoying their professional careers in Charlotte and NYC.
Founder and CEO, DLP Capital
Don Wenner is the Founder and CEO of DLP Capital, a private real estate investment and financial services firm focused on building thriving communities. The firm’s core focus is on investing in, developing, and financing attainable housing for America’s workforce, including multifamily and single-family rental communities, as well as outdoor hospitality. Wenner founded DLP Capital in 2006, which now has more than $5 billion of assets under management in the firm’s impact investing funds. DLP is committed to making a Kingdom impact through strengthening communities, solving the affordable housing crisis, and tackling systemic challenges faced by our neighbors through DLP’s Positive Returns Foundation. Wenner is also a two-time best-selling author, generously sharing tools and resources with leaders around the globe. Among additional noteworthy milestones in his career: Don has closed more than 30,000 real estate transactions totaling over $10 billion and 25,000+ acquisitions. Don attended Drexel University in Philadelphia and resides in St. Augustine, FL and Asheville, NC with his wife and three sons.
Founder & CEO of OneAscent
With 27 years of experience, Harry is passionate about serving families by encouraging generosity, aligning their investments with their values and encouraging Kingdom-driven, faithful stewardship.
After obtaining a B.A. in Finance from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 1996, Harry joined Ameriprise in early 1997. In 2002 he opened his own Ameriprise franchise, which expanded to include five advisors, five support staff, and offices in both Birmingham and Huntsville. Feeling led by the Lord to have a greater Kingdom focus with his practice, Harry founded OneAscent in 2017 to assist his firm and others across the country to advise with values-aligned, Kingdom-driven excellence. Harry has both Certified Financial Planner™ and Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor℠ (CRPC®) designations and was appointed to the Ameriprise Chairman’s Advisory Council from 2012 to 2014.
Harry is an active member of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church where he has served in a variety of leadership roles, including as an ordained ruling elder since 2007. Harry and his wife Laura, have been married for 31 years. They have four adult children and eight grandchildren.
Managing Member Hillandale Advisors | Emerging Leaders Roundtable Coach & Facilitator
Matt was raised in the suburbs of New York City and is a graduate of Wake Forest University and Columbia Business School. Matt, his wife, Emily (a speech therapist), and their sons, Jack and James, live in Charlotte and are members at Hope Community Church in South End. He enjoys playing golf, investing and encouraging young leaders.
Matt currently serves as the Managing Member of Hillandale Advisors, where he invests in and advises small businesses. From 2006 to 2016, Matt served on the investment team at Sasco Capital, a public equity asset management firm overseeing assets for public funds, corporations and endowments.
Chairman 100x Forum and Chief Investment Officer, National Christian Foundation
As Chief Investment Officer, Mike Shields leads the strategy for the NCF Investment team, focusing on developing innovative DAF solutions. He brings extensive executive leadership experience to NCF and has gained over three decades of expertise in structuring high quality investment portfolios. He began his career at NCNB (now Bank of America) in Charlotte, North Carolina. After 10 years, he joined Scudder, Stevens & Clark in New York as an equity portfolio manager. He subsequently joined Campbell, Cowperthwait, an investment boutique owned by U.S. Trust Corporation, where he was promoted to President and CIO and chaired Campbell’s Investment Policy Committee.
Midway through his investment career, Mike had the privilege of working for the Halftime organization and helped launch the Halftime Institute with his mentor, Bob Buford. He currently serves as Board Chair for Halftime of the Carolinas. Prior to coming to NCF, he spent 11 years as President and CEO of Piedmont Trust Company, a family office serving clients comprehensively since 1928.
One of Mike’s lifelong passions is helping others gain clarity regarding their investments, charitable goals, and life plans. He is skilled at guiding individuals and families in implementing strategies that allow them to pursue lives of enduring impact.
Mike earned a BA in Economics from the University of North Carolina, Charlotte and an MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He holds a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation from the CFA Institute. He and his wife Marion have been married for 32 years and are proud parents to three adult children. From their home in North Carolina, Mike enjoys hiking, playing golf, and spending quality time with family and friends.
Executive Director, 100X Forum
Marion graduated from Wake Forest University in 1986 and began a commercial banking career with First Union Bank (now Wells Fargo) in Charlotte as a relationship manager for large corporate clients. In 1992, Marion moved to New York City to continue in commercial banking with SunTrust Bank until their first child was born. Marion and Mike (her husband of 30+ years) were introduced to Bob Buford and the Halftime Institute in 1999 and were deeply impacted, building a plan together to live more intentionally and in service to Christ. In 2003, now with 3 children, Marion and Mike moved back to Charlotte and Marion became an active leader in local and global organizations that work to lift people out of poverty. During the last 20 years, Marion has served on the Board of The Harvest Center of Charlotte (as Board Chair for 2 years), has served as Co-Chair and in numerous other leadership roles for Women of Vision Charlotte, and has served on the local board of Hope International. Marion has recently trained to be a Women Doing Well group facilitator and is passionate about helping others develop Biblical generosity. Spending active time with family, tennis, golf, reading, and cooking are what Marion enjoys most in this season of life.
CFO, 100x Forum
Tom spent over 34 years working in the energy field with Duke Energy. Since 1999, Tom served as a plant manager for Duke Energy in California, Indiana and North Carolina. In January 2012, Tom engaged with Halftime to determine how his skills and experience could best be used for kingdom purposes.
In December 2012, Tom left Duke Energy. In early 2013, Tom began his role with Halftime Carolinas as the CFO enabling him to utilize his organizing and financial skills. He also began coaching and facilitating Roundtables in 2015. In 2019, Tom assumed the additional role of COO with Halftime 100x Forum. Tom and his wife, Vonnie, have been married for over 36 years and now live in Greensboro, NC. They have two grown children.
Executive Assistant, 100x Forum
Priscilla's first job was with Chosen People Ministries (CPM) in New York City. Over many years with the ministry, she enjoyed working in various departments and honed the administrative skills she has put into practice throughout her working life.
A native New Yorker, Priscilla moved to Charlotte when CPM relocated its headquarters there and chose to stay in North Carolina when they eventually returned to NYC. She has since enjoyed serving in executive and administrative assistant roles in churches and other ministries in the Charlotte area, including beginning her work with Halftime Carolinas in 2012.
Currently, she serves as Executive Assistant to Lloyd Reeb and Halftime 100x Forum, as well as assisting the Halftime Carolinas team. Priscilla has been enjoying life in a smaller city since moving in 2017 to Morganton, North Carolina—located on the Catawba River in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and known as "Nature's Playground."
Director of Marketing, 100x Forum
Shannon Fabin began her career journey in education, serving as an elementary teacher for three years in the Lake Norman area of North Carolina. When a relocation took her family to Virginia, Shannon became a part of her local church staff, overseeing Children's ministry and serving as an executive assistant to the senior pastor. Several years later, another relocation brought Shannon and her family back to the Lake Norman area, where she rejoined the staff of her former school and served as a school administrator for many years.
Shannon has extensive experience in communications, marketing, administration, finance, and strategic leadership. Her passion is to utilize her skills to further the kingdom of God through organizations and ministries that are Kingdom focused.
Shannon and her husband Matt, a pastor, live in Davidson, North Carolina, with their three children, Jack, Brady, and Ella Ruth. She enjoys travel, reading, a great cup of coffee, and a good book.
