Tommi A. Vincent and Troy Vincent Sr. are a dynamic leadership duo whose lives and work sit at the intersection of executive excellence, philanthropy, and a bold commitment to ending domestic and gender-based violence. Together, they bring decades of impact across corporate leadership, professional sports, public service, and community transformation—bridging boardrooms and neighborhoods with credibility, compassion, and action.

United in purpose, the Vincents co-founded the Vincent Commission in collaboration with Niagara University to recommend best practices for prevention, education, and policy reform regarding domestic and gender-based violence. Through their foundation, Love Thy Neighbor Community Development and Opportunity Corp., they invest in humanitarian initiatives that uplift communities—beginning in their hometown of Trenton, New Jersey, and extending nationwide.

As speakers, Tommi and Troy offer a rare and compelling perspective: executive insight paired with lived experience; policy expertise grounded in personal conviction. Their message, “Leadership Over Violence”—calls leaders, organizations, and communities to elevate standards, strengthen systems, and create cultures where dignity, safety, and opportunity prevail.

Princeton Federal Credit Union (PFCU) is a mission‑driven, not‑for‑profit financial institution dedicated to strengthening the financial well‑being of the Princeton, Trenton, and surrounding communities. Founded in 1972, PFCU is a member‑owned cooperative serving individuals who live, work, worship, or study in Princeton and the greater Mercer County region—making membership accessible to a broad and diverse community. 

Because PFCU is owned by its members, not shareholders, earnings are reinvested directly into the people it serves through low‑rate loans and credit cards, low‑fee everyday accounts, and competitive savings and certificate options. With more than 50 years of heritage and fiscal strength, PFCU proudly serves over 8,500 members – including more than 1,000 Trentonians – and manages more than $170 million in assets—offering relationship‑based banking built on trust, stability, and personal service.