Edward developed and deployed two mobile applications on the IOs and Android operating systems that have generated over 1,600,000 user sessions. He also project managed and implemented the online asset management system for a privately held mutual fund. He has successfully executed several B2B and B2C marketing strategies. Edward has been a guest speaker at the MIT Enterprise Forum.

Tom graduated from Rhema Bible College and received his degree in Business Administration from the University of Cincinnati. He received his Series 6, 7, 8 (9 and 10), 63, 65, 66, Life and Health Securities Licenses and was registered in every state. Has held positions of Vice President and Senior Advisor for financial institutions such as: Fidelity Investments, National City (Bank) Investments, Bank One Securities / JP Morgan Chase, (achieving the Jamie Dimon Top 1% Producer Award), Bank One Capital Markets Institutional Bond Desk and most recently Bank of America Investment Services.

James holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Science and a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Management, both from Arizona State University. He operated a successful consulting business for sixteen years that provided services to companies in the internet, telecom, medical insurance, semiconductor manufacturing and retail software industries. As an expert in large scale transaction processing and database platforms, James personally designed systems currently in use that process millions of medical claims and hundreds of millions of telephone calls on a daily basis.

Tery Spataro is widely known for helping brands understand the role technology plays in marketing, innovation and retail, wielding over two decades of experiences as a marketing technology strategist. She held executive roles in well-known marketing firms including Burson Marsteller, R/GA, Ogilvy Worldwide, and Blue Dingo, providing strategies for Johnson & Johnson, SC Johnson, Volvo Cars, L’Oreal Cosmetics, Clairol, Hormel Foods, Celestial Seasonings, and Nestle Waters. For retailers, including Bloomingdales, Michael’s Craft Store, Sally Hansen, Whole Foods Market and Nine West, she provided strategies to bring digital to life in their physical environments.

For twenty five years, Mrs. Sottile has worked with large companies such as General Dynamics and Motorola, most recently serving as the Sarbanes-Oxley director of a $4.5 billion dollar division of General Dynamics. She has held upper level managerial positions in functional areas such as financial planning and analysis, international accounting, process improvement and internal audit. In addition, she held an operational controller position and has extensive experience with complex accounting issues, including acquisition accounting. Mrs. Sottile is a CPA and holds a BS Degree in Accounting and Finance from Central Michigan Univerisity and an MBA from ASU.

Francine Hardaway, Ph.D. is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, mentor, and partner in Stealthmode Partners, an accelerator for growth companies in Arizona and the Bay Area. Her expertise is in bringing tech products to market. She is a founding member of Social Media Club, Arizona Software Association, Greater Arizona ELearning Association, and the founder of the Arizona Entrepreneurship Conferences. The foundation she co-founded, the Opportunity Through Entrepreneurship Foundation, extends entrepreneurial resources to disadvantaged populations. She is also a blogger, a beta tester for new products, and a geek-to-human translator who can usually describe what these products do and why we need them. She blogs for her Stealthmode blog, writes Leadership blogs for FastCompany.com, and sometimes about health care on Huffington Post. For laughs, Hardaway documents changes to the health care system in America at USHealthCrisis.com Keynote, "The Business of Wordpress," Atlanta, Spring 2010 Speaker, NewCommForum "The Empowered Customer" San Mateo, spring 2010. Speaker, ASU Cronkite Must See Monday, 9/24/12.

Nader graduated with a degree in Management from Loma Linda University; completed his Post-Graduate studies in Accounting at Portland State University; and earned his CPA at KPMG Peat Marwick. He has worked in Big Five public accounting; corporate mergers and acquisitions boarding over 22 companies in conjunction with an industry roll-up for a Fortune 1000 company; conceived and developed a national corporate training program; executed a 55-location nationwide system migration; and managed a 7-country Sarbanes-Oxley implementation project in the United States, Europe and Asia for a $3B multinational microchip manufacturer. Most recently Nader lead and completed an accounting, finance, and information system reorganization and business process improvement project for Egypt’s second largest beer, wine and spirits producer; and was instrumental in the growth of a small merchant services company from 30 to 130 employees and $3M to over $9M in revenue.

In 2004, Len co-founded Sleep America Charities Foundation, which provides assistance, support, and other resources to deserving Arizona charities and organizations in need. In 2006, Len co-chaired Sojourner Center’s $11 million Capital Campaign. Prior to co-founding Sleep America and Sleep America Charities, Mr. Gaby served as president of Houston-based Star Furniture. Gaby received his BS and MBA degrees from the State University of New York at Buffalo.