Mr. Espinoza has founded organizations and held many leadership positions, including a successfully directed a gubernatorial campaign in Saltillo, Mexico. In 2017, Espinoza was named as the EO National Student Entrepreneur of the Year, Farm Bureau National Entrepreneur of the Year, served as an Ambassador of Entrepreneurship for the US, and was named to the 2018 Forbes 30 under 30 class in the category of Manufacturing & Industry.

John has experience teaching seminars in the areas of data forensics, computer and network troubleshooting. Some of his clients included NASA and the Pentagon, as well as IBM, Dell, and Intel. Mr. Rourke also authored McGraw-Hill's PC Hardware: The Complete Reference, in December 2000. John also developed many PC circuit boards, one of which being the Discovery Card, which won Windows Magazine's 'Top 100 Hardware Products of 1995' award.

Ms. Stolley received a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from Buena Vista College in Storm Lake, Iowa. Ms. Stolley has worked for Gazette Communications Inc., Intermec Technologies, and most recently Lil’ Drug Store Products, Inc. where she managed the finance team including accounting, credit, forecasting and human resources. She has experience in managing acquisition and divestiture activities as well as international business.

Mr. White holds a Master’s in Software Engineering. He was previously employed by Lockheed Martin working on satellite simulators, GPS satellite operations, and a U.S. Coast Guard Airborne Search and Rescue system; as well as Rockwell Collins working on Military Communication Software Defined Radios. Ben is known for being the ‘Go To’ guy when tough problems arise.

Mr. Magstadt holds a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Engineering from LeTourneau University. His last position was at Rockwell Collins as a software engineer and technical lead for several teams ranging from military communications to long-range missile defense, as well as overall verification at a systems level. Most recently he spearheaded the creation of a testing framework and test station for a $1 billion government contract.