Jon Carson is the Chairman and CEO of cMarket, Inc., the leading provider of online auction fundraising services based in Cambridge, MA. Under Jon’s direction cMarket has formed relationships with local and national nonprofit organizations including the Muscular Dystrophy Association, United Way and Junior Achievement. Prior to cMarket, Jon established the Family Education Network; an Internet based company that offers schools the opportunity to develop a web presence, and provides an informational portal for teachers, students, parents and staff. He produced partnerships with America Online, the National PTA, AT&T, Microsoft, Harcourt and Reading is Fundamental. Jon is dedicated to building cross sector partnerships between public and private organizations to encourage participation in businesses that benefit change. He currently serves on the board for the e-Philanthropy Foundation and NetImpact. Jon received a Bachelors Degree from Babson College and earned a Masters Degree in Public and Private Management from Yale University.

Bob Evans, ePMT Regional Director NorthEast Convio, Inc. With more than 20 years experience, Bob has served in various sales leadership positions for technology companies. At Convio, Bob draws from the company’s experience of working with more than 1200 nonprofits and individual-supported organizations which include American Cancer Society, St. Francis House, Fenway Community Health, Project Bread, Adventures for Wish Kids and many more. His mission is to help each group optimize its use of online technology to: boost fundraising and participation; enhance stewardship; increase visitors, event attendees, membership and renewals; reach new supporters and cultivate strong relationships; and more. Prior to joining Convio, Bob was Eastern Region VP of sales at CareerBuilder.com and helped organizations strategically incorporate the use of the Internet for recruitment purposes. Bob also worked in the telecommunications and hardware/software business helping organizations build IT infrastructure.

Stephen Rockwell is currently responsible for the Networked Nonprofit, a new initiative which aims to increase the overall use of emerging internet technologies to advance the effectivness of nonprofits. An experienced consultant, Steve founded and managed a nonprofit technology consulting practice at United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Significant projects included working with corporate partners, government, and community organizations to build the first wireless neighborhood networks in the country, providing internet connection to the low-income communities. Steve received a BS in policy analysis and management from Cornell University, an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management, and an MPA from Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. His MIT thesis examined the critical factors for nonprofit adoption of technology including online fundraising, CRM, and Web 2.0 technologies.

With a communications career spanning more than four decades, Frank White has experience with various media, including radio, television, print, and the World Wide Web. A member of the Harvard College Class of 1966, White concentrated in Social Studies, an interdisciplinary honors program, and graduated magna cum laude. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and attended Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship, earning an MPhil in Politics in 1969. He is the author or co-author of six books, ranging in subject matter from space exploration to climate change. He is currently Editorial Director, Alumni Affairs and Communications, Harvard University. He also teaches "Principles and Practices of Fundraising" and "Development Communications" in the Harvard Extension School, where he received the Fussa Distinguished Teaching Award in 2001.