Gary Zamchick has broad UX, design, and marketing experience. He has designed kiosks for Citibank, learning models for IBM, rewards programs for Wells Fargo, innovation labs for Coca-Cola, and parade and museum experiences for Disney. Gary illustrated the best-selling "French for Cats" book series and hundreds of stories in the NYTimes and the WSJ. He has taught "Rapid Visualization" on the graduate level in NYU's Computer Science department.

Daniel Bauer is a Computer Science and Natural Language Processing PhD candidate at Columbia. His research focuses on analyzing language meaning in the context of graphical scenes and other real-world settings. Daniel has been working on text-to-scene technology since joining Columbia in 2010. He holds a MSc degree in Language Science and Technology, and a BSc in Cognitive Science and is an experienced software developer.

Bob Coyne has broad experience developing innovative 2D and 3D graphics authoring products at Symbolics, Nichimen Graphics, and AT&T Research. He invented WordsEye to make visual expression accessible to all. Bob received his Bachelor's degree from Columbia University where he was Editor-in-Chief of The Columbia Review and won the George Edward Woodbury Prize for poetry. He is finishing up a PhD in Natural Language Processing at Columbia.