Anthony Gioeli is a successful serial entrepreneur whose first company, AirPrime, helped kick-off the wireless PDA market by developing the CDMA module in the Handspring Treo lines. AirPrime was later sold to Sierra Wireless. His second, Atrua, became the market leader in providing biometrics to the wireless market by developing algorithms that turned the sensor into a full-featured navigation device.

Dr. Michael Fehling, a former member of the Stanford University faculty, has been a pioneer in the fields of Artificial Intelligence as well as Cognitive and Social Science. Having worked extensively with the healthcare industry, his interdisciplinary work is providing improved methods and technology to enhance collaboration in human activities such as planning, decision-making and management of operations.

Dr. Gregg Courand, a faculty member at the University of Texas Health Science Center, is an expert in handover (healthcare, U.S. Embassies, U.S. Navy, Space Station). He identifies cognitive and organizational syndromes implicated in flawed handovers, and quantifies associated organizational risks.

Helaine Fehling was formerly at Sun Microsystems in both the IT department and the software development group. As Principal IT Manager, Helaine was responsible for development and deployment of complex IT infrastructure, while as Senior Software Manager she was responsible for development and release of both operating systems and application products.