Renowned entertainment manager and producer who conceived and organized USA for Africa and "We Are the World." He managed stars like Kenny Rogers and Trisha Yearwood, and was instrumental in creating major humanitarian projects.

Legendary singer, actor, and civil rights activist known as the "King of Calypso." A longtime humanitarian and activist, he was deeply involved in the Civil Rights Movement and various social justice causes throughout his career.

Legendary music producer, composer, and arranger. Co-produced "We Are the World" and has won 28 Grammy Awards. Known for producing Michael Jackson's albums "Off the Wall," "Thriller," and "Bad."

Entertainment lawyer and music industry executive who played a key role in organizing USA for Africa. He helped navigate the legal and business aspects of the project.

Financial executive who managed the fiscal responsibilities of USA for Africa, ensuring proper distribution of funds and maintaining financial transparency for the organization.

Long-serving board member who later became Chairman. He has been instrumental in the organization's continued humanitarian efforts and strategic direction over the decades.

Member of the legendary Jackson 5 and brother of Michael Jackson. He participated in "We Are the World" and has been involved in various charitable endeavors throughout his career.

The King of Pop who co-wrote "We Are the World" with Lionel Richie. His participation was crucial to the project's success, and he brought unprecedented star power to the humanitarian cause.

Pediatrician and public health expert who founded the Children's Health Fund. He has dedicated his career to providing healthcare to underserved children and disaster preparedness.

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter who co-wrote "We Are the World" with Michael Jackson. Former lead singer of the Commodores and successful solo artist with hits like "Hello" and "All Night Long."

Civil rights activist and founder of TransAfrica, an organization focused on African and Caribbean affairs. He was instrumental in the movement to end apartheid in South Africa.

Country music legend known for hits like "The Gambler" and "Lady." He participated in "We Are the World" and was managed by Ken Kragen. Known for his distinctive voice and crossover appeal.

Canadian businessman and environmentalist who played a key role in organizing the first Earth Day and the 1992 Earth Summit. He was Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations.