Reggie Henry is the chief technology officer at ASAE & The Center for Association Leadership. Henry joined ASAE/The Center in November of 1994 and has been working with and/or for nonprofit organizations since 1985.  

Reggie speaks regularly on technology, board development, and strategy issues.  Some of his most recent speaking engagements include the 2009 National Association of Secondary School Principals Leadership Meeting, the 2009 Association Technology Conference, the 2008 Oregon Society of Association Executives Annual Meeting, the 2008 Council of Engineering and Scientific Societies Executives Mid-Winter Meetings, and the 2008 Council of Manufacturing Associations Summer Leadership Conference. He was recently invited by the Secretary of The Smithsonian to participate in Smithsonian 2.0, a Gathering to Re-Imagine the Smithsonian in the Digital Age.

Henry holds a B.S. in Economics and Computer Science from Georgetown University and serves on the boards of the National Association of Colleges and Employers and NPower Greater DC Region. He enjoys cooking, drawing, pottery and golf.

Jim joined Microsoft Corporation in 1993, His first team was the Microsoft Access 1.0 unit.  Since that time, Jim has had several roles within Microsoft including Solution Specialist, Developer Technology Specialist and Partner Technolgy Advisor. His account experince ranges from large enterpise accounts to small business.  He has spoken at major launch events in the East Region.

Jim is currently responsible for Microsoft Online Partner development in the East Region.  Jim has consulted with more than 160 customers looking to move to the Microsoft cloud portfolio.  One example of his successful engagements was Reed Jewelers, who recenlty published a case study on their cost saving experiences.

Jim has authored the “First 30” guide that was published in November 2009 discussing what common criteria all customers look for answers in the first 30 minutes. Jim is currenlty based in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Becky Isserman has been a SharePoint Developer since 2005 when she attended the Portal University with Levi, Ray, and Shoup in Springfield, IL. She is a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) and a Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD). She has been a web designer/developer since she was fifteen, hand coding HTML 3.0 websites in NotePad.

Becky enjoys working with SharePoint 2007, because she can perform the roles of administrator, developer, designer, and architect. She has presented at over 15 events in 2008 and 2009. She ran the Kansas City Office Geeks from December of 2007 until December of 2009.  She has helped run the two SharePoint Saturday events in the Kansas City area.  She currently lives in Olathe, Kansas working remotely for B&R Solutions. She has helped out with several other events in Kansas City, such as the Day of Dot Net and Coders 4 Charity.  She will continue to help out in the New Jersey .Net and SharePoint Communities.  She lives with her two cats, Gambit and Rogue, plus her boyfriend, Johnny in Somerville, NJ.

For a number of years Tom has been working exclusively with enterprise-level data protection and management software deployments for Microsoft SharePoint Technologies. Tom’s extensive experience with SharePoint custom backup and recovery applications has earned him multiple speaking opportunities within SharePoint communities and at technical events.

Craig Dellorso is the VP of Consulting Services.  His team works with clients to maximize the return on their investment in netFORUM by identifying new ways the system can address their business challenges and providing recommendations for additional technology initiatives to help them meet their goals.

Craig previously served as CIO for the National Association of
College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), where he spearheaded the integration of multiple disparate systems into one
accessible database.  During his tenure, he increased the benefits and services provided to members and staff while significantly reducing overall IT costs.

Erik has been Manager of Information Technology at The Wallace Foundation for almost five years.  He has a BA in Computer Science from Alfred University and is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer.  The Wallace Foundation started using Sharepoint 2003 in 2006 for a new Intranet which was subsequently updated to Sharepoint 2007 in 2009. 

The foundation’s website, Wallacefoundation.org was migrated to Sharepoint 2007 from MS Content Management Server in 2008.  The website averages over twenty thousand downloads per month of various free education and arts related publications.

Kyle is a popular speaker on topics related to User Interface design and SharePoint and streamlining the process of designing in SharePoint.  A Senior User Experience Developer, Kyle's background includes years of experience in interface programming, creative design, branding, styling, graphic design, content strategy, SEO, and content management.  He has produced, architected, and implemented designs, master pages, page layouts, and user interfaces for dozens of sites on the SharePoint platform.  He is also a contributing presenter for the ASAE Technology conference. Kyle’s presentations at past SharePoint Conferences have been among the most popular and best attended. Check out Kyle's SharePoint Karate and KyleSchaeffer.com for more of his work.

Mark has had a long career in the IT industry with experience ranging from early mainframe development to web portal design and implementation.  He has worked for IBM Global Services and KPMG Consulting as well as several government, healthcare, and non-profit entities. 

Mark is currently dedicated to the implementation of SharePoint collaboration and publishing solutions for a growing number of organizations within AARP, the nation’s largest non-profit association.

Patrick Rodgers is a longtime SharePoint Developer and contributor to many SharePoint Conferences and SharePoint related publications.  His has extensive experience in content management solutions, and NET Development.  Patrick graduated from James Madison University with a degree in Computer Science and is currently SharePoint Architect.  Patrick's SharePoint blog goes by the tongue-in-cheek title "SharePoint is Flowers and Rainbows and Unicorns."

Sean is an inspiring and accomplished SharePoint Speaker who has presented SPTechCon (Boston), SharePoint Saturday (VA Beach, Boston & Washington, DC), The SharePoint Users Group Live (Chicago & DC), ASAE Technology Conference (DC), SharePoint .ORG Conference (Baltimore) and others.  Sean’s specific areas of expertise include SharePoint and FAST Search, Search Engine Optimization, Information Architecture (including taxonomy), SharePoint Governance and best practices related to planning, architecting and deploying SharePoint solutions.  Sean holds many SharePoint Certifications, and serves as the Community Manager for the largest SharePoint Group on LinkedIN, as well as the TheSUG.org, the largest private online SharePoint Users Group community.  Sean is the author of the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Search Engine Optimization site (MOSSSEO.com).

Thomas Nordby is the AVP of Business Operations and CIO at the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA), where he is responsible for developing, implementing, and integrating business growth strategies to support all of NDIA’s business ventures. NDIA’s total budget is currently $30 million and staff size is 75. He is very active within the association community, and is a long time member of the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE). He currently serves as the Chair of the Board for the Finance and Administration Roundtable (FAR), a non-profit organization dedicated to focusing on finance and administration issues for non-profit professionals. He is also a member of SHRM, PCMA, and AMA. He has 14 years of progressive association management experience. He is a Certified Association Executive (CAE), and received his Masters of Mass Communications degree from the University of South Carolina.