Spencer Alston is the Founder and CEO of Neuroform, a performance innovation company redefining athletic development through the integration of movement science, neuroplasticity, and strategic coaching systems.

A former Division I athlete, Spencer was committed to Ohio State for lacrosse, then made the switch to play football at Yale, where he majored in psychology and went on to train for his NFL pro day. His athletic journey, marked by discipline, adaptability, and resilience, revealed a systemic gap in the development of athletes who often lack the holistic tools and life skills necessary to excel athletically, academically, and personally.

Motivated to solve this, Spencer began working closely with Megan Jaster, to create a methodology that bridges sports science with the brain’s capacity for change. Neuroform’s approach is looking to empower athletes and coaches to unlock untapped potential while promoting long-term resilience and performance sustainability.

Beyond Neuroform, Spencer leverages his operations background and entrepreneurial vision to create scalable systems and uncover overlooked opportunities. His work is fueled by a commitment to mentoring youth, pioneering innovation at the nexus of sports and business, and reimagining education to better equip the next generation.

Megan Jaster is a neuro-physical practitioner and educator with over two decades of experience supporting individuals across the lifespan—from medically fragile infants to elite college athletes. Her multidisciplinary approach integrates movement science, neuroplasticity, and awareness to improve performance, well-being, and long-term neurological outcomes.

A certified Feldenkrais Method® practitioner and advanced MNRI® (Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration) student, Megan is renowned for her ability to help clients rewire movement inefficiencies, unlock reflexive potential, and enhance proprioceptive control. She has provided educational and in-service trainings at Easterseals DC | MD | VA, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, and Montgomery County Public Schools, and received training in Applied Behavior Analysis at the Kennedy Krieger Institute. 

Megan brings a unique fusion of clinical experience, educational advocacy, and hands-on therapeutic care. Her work bridges high-performance athletic development with neurodiverse support, always grounded in the philosophy that “movement is life”—a reflection of her belief that quality of movement defines the quality of life.

Born in Iran and raised in the United States, Bardia has a lifetime of experience in sport. From winning a US Youth Soccer National Championship and Golden Ball to trialing with professional teams overseas & playing five seasons at Northwestern University, he has experienced the benefits of Neuroform in his cognitive ability, movement, and athletic performance firsthand. 

Graduating with a Bachelor’s in Learning and Organizational Change and a Master’s in Sports Administration, Bardia also serves as the Director of Business Operations for Intentional Sports, a non-profit sporting facility dedicated to providing elite programming at an affordable cost in the heart of Chicago’s West Side. Aside from that, he competes at the semiprofessional level and is a USSF-licensed coach who is passionate about using his knowledge and experience to help inspire the next generation of athletes. 

Jack Dooley leads strategic partnerships, client growth initiatives and long-term business planning. With a proven background in building small businesses at a leading tech solutions company, Jack brings a strong foundation in client relations, solution-driven thinking, and market expansion.

A native of Reston, Jack combines his competitive spirit, shaped by years of athletic discipline, with a passion for innovative solutions. His focus at Neuroform is to drive meaningful connections that support the company’s mission and deliver real-world impact through cutting-edge solutions.