EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT William Allstetter
William has been a science writer and editor for more than 15 years. He created and launched Today's Science on File, a monthly science-news digest for high school students, was the executive editor of the "Science & Technology Almanac," and has published in numerous magazines including Technology Review, Discover, and American Health. He currently lives in Denver, where he oversees media and external relations for National Jewish Medical and Research Center. William is a graduate of Stanford University and holds a masters degree in journalism from Columbia University.

Kathleen Allstetter
Before moving to Denver in 2000, Kathleen spent more than 15 years in New York working in the publishing industry, including major stints at Scholastic, Inc., where she served as the internet marketing director and as the Skills Books product manager, and at Facts On File, where she was the director of direct marketing. Since moving to Denver, Kathleen has negotiated the world of toddlers and served as the executive director of the Publishers Association of the West. She is a graduate of Temple University.


ADVISORS     Cathy Carsley
Cathy is an editor and technical writer for communications and technology companies. Her expertise ranges from writing marketing proposals and detailed software design papers to publishing academic articles in Assays and The Princeton University Library Chronicle. Cathy has also taught several undergraduate courses in Composition and Chaucer, as well as general literary survey courses. She is currently teaching an undergraduate writing course at the University of Maryland, when not chasing after her three young children. Cathy was a Javits fellow and holds a Ph.D. in English from Princeton University.

Christopher Clark
Christopher has held several management and board-of-director positions including director, vice president and CEO in both start-up and Fortune 100 companies. He is currently an executive vice president for Fiberlink Communications, a mid-stage software and services communications company. Chris has worked in the communications and technology industry for 20 years, including management positions at Unisys, Sprint and other global companies. He holds an M.B.A. from New York University and a B.B.A. from Temple University.