Kevin Johnson is a full-hearted entrepreneur starting his first retail business, “The Game Hub”, at age 22. He attended the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business as a recognized “Huntsman Scholar” studying Entrepreneurship and Management of Information Systems. Kevin has recently chosen to forego his formal schooling in order to give his full time and attention to LiL Billboards.

Robert Adamson III is an American software pioneer. Rob graduated in Computer Science from the University of Utah in 1971. In 1981, he founded Software Generation Technology Corp and wrote one of the first fully interpretive languages for IBM mainframe computers. Adamson has also written well known utilities such as Noblink and Hardrunner, both of which received PC Magazines Editors Choice Awards.

Aaron is a lifelong entrepreneur and inventor having founded several businesses and receiving dozens of patents. In 2004 Aaron and his partners invented and developed the "Cricut Electronic Personal Cutter". This device and system was a game-changer in the craft industry, winning dozens of awards and becoming the most successful and profitable single craft product of all-time. Aaron now owns and operates RainApps, an app development company.