Jamie has been involved in social media for six years. In his current position, he is responsible for developing and implementing social media strategy and tactics for clients and the agency itself, including blogs, podcasts, social seeding, forum participation, social network presence, and online promotions and contests. Previously, as a Knowledge Management Specialist at Zamorano University, Jamie was responsible for conceiving and developing social media participation for alumni, donors, and other friends of the university. This included a custom-created social network community for alumni from 20 different countries. Before that, he worked as Database Manager at The Brookings Institution where he was responsible for integrating donor activities and information into a new website design, including tracking donor activity on the site using integrated data from The Raiser's Edge and the website CMS system. Jamie currently serves as a consultant for White Bird Dance and Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival. He earned Master of Public Policy in International Commerce and Policy from George Mason University and a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. He is a member of City Club of Portland and Sons of Norway.

Steve has been involved in fundraising for 15 years. In his current position, he is responsible for creating and delivering strategic plans for marketing and fundraising for a variety of nonprofits. These plans include traditional media such as direct mail but also are integrated campaigns including social media. Previously, as Senior Account Executive at Masterworks, Steve was responsible for creating and delivering strategic fundraising and marketing plans for a variety of large nonprofit organizations using direct mail and social media to build support for their mission. Steve is a founding member of International Social Media Association. He is a member of Association of Fundraising Professionals, and the Christian Leadership Alliance. He earned BA in Biblical Studies from Abilene Christian University.

Zibby has been involved in online marketing and communications for 16 years. In her current position, she is responsible for the editorial offerings of the Seattle Weekly web site and is responsible for using social media and online communications to consistently grow traffic to Seattle Weekly's web site. Previously, she worked with non-profits and small businesses to develop strategies that support existing marketing and communications plans, and set the cornerstones of success in social media, building communities and managing reputations online. Before that, she worked as Director of Public Relations at Born Free USA where she was responsible for international communications for wildlife conservation non-profit. She initiated and developed strategic, growth-focused, social media programs resulting in online communities currently numbering in the thousands, a 30 percent increase in targeted web site traffic, and solid increases in charitable giving. Zibby currently serves as Board member for Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest. She earned BA in Psychology from Boston University.