Florencia Moynihan, “The Catholic Nutritionist,” is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, FEMM instructor, and women’s health advocate. A former FOCUS missionary, she is the host of the Made Good podcast and author of the recently released book, Made Good: Overcoming the Lies that Keep Women at War with their Bodies. and runs a thriving practice dedicated to helping women heal through faith, holistic care, and the integration of body and soul. Florencia has a deep love for God and the Blessed Mother, and will bring the Fiat Conference a talk unlike any other we’ve had, and yet perfect for the heart of every woman. You can find her on Instagram as @thecatholicnutritionist and at her website.

Kendra Tierney Norton is grateful to be a wife, mother, and stepmother. She lives in the wilds of unincorporated Los Angeles County in a big old fixer-upper with her husband and a varying number of their combined fourteen children, plus some cats, chickens, and tortoises.

She likes to say that her goal is keeping Catholicism weird. To that end, she is the author of books with Ignatius Press and Emmaus Road Publishing, the creator of Catholic All Year At Home on FORMED, and the founder of Catholic All Year, an apostolate dedicated to helping parents live out their Catholic faith and pass it along to their children.

Nicole Tittmann is a professional coach dedicated to helping women to discover and achieve the gifts God has given them. With a master’s degree in education and a coaching certification from the Meta Performance Institute, Nicole brings a unique blend of expertise, empathy, and practical tools to her clients.

Her professional journey includes years as a stylist and public speaker, specifically on the topics of modesty and beauty. Today, she applies her experience and passion to coaching, offering personalized guidance to women navigating personal and professional growth.

Nicole is also the proud mother of six children, two of whom are married, two of whom attend Thomas Aquinas College, and two of whom are currently living at home. She draws from her rich life experiences to connect deeply with those she mentors.