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Dr. David Lytel is managing partner of Democrats.com, a company that provides Internet campaign services to Democratic candidates, causes and committees. Its clients include the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and House and Senate candidates across the country. A former Democratic elected official, Lytel served in the White House Office of Science and Technology in President Clinton’s first term.

From 1993 to 1996 Dr. Lytel was an expert advisor at the White House where he worked primarily on the National Information Infrastructure initiative. He wrote for Vice President Gore and staffed the Information Infrastructure Task Force. Lytel was co-developer and managing editor of the award-winning White House Web site

Fertik created the Internet consulting firm I-Progress, which specialized in Internet development consulting for non-profits. He is the co-founder of the Pro-choice Resource Center, Eleanor's List, Political Woman Newsletter, Women Leaders Online, and the Women's Voting Guide. He is on the board of the Westchester Coalition for Legal Abortion and co-author (with WCLA's Polly Rothstein) of Pro-choice Power. He has been a campaign manager, candidate, and political consultant. Fertik, who graduated from Yale in 1979, lives with his family in Queens NY, and was profiled in Newsday.

Jock Gill, formerly Director of Special Projects the Office of Media Affairs in the Clinton White House, co-developer of the White House Web site and Executive Director of Greenstar Foundation, which brings electricity to remote areas in developing countries.

Stan Greenberg, Chairman of Greenberg Research, a survey research firm founded in 1980. He has served as an advisor to President Clinton, former Vice President Mondale, Senators Dodd, Lieberman and Bingaman, the Democratic National Committee and many other prominent Democrats.

Greg Simon, former chief domestic policy advisor to Vice President Gore and president of Simon Strategies, a strategic planning and public affairs consulting firm.